Forest Service Fees Cut Leads to $80,000 Drop in County Revenues
Coconino County budgeted $146,006 in the last fiscal year for forest service distributions, but actual receipts fell by more than $80,000. Timber market slowdown and lower national forest timber purchases reduced timber receipts, with 35 percent routed to counties for schools, roads, and forest highways across Arizona.
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Anoke
Coconino County
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Cravens
Coconino
Arizona
Fred IM. Kennedy
Gion Juvester
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Tops 1961 Best Dressed List
Jacqueline Kennedy was named the world's best dressed woman for the second year in a row by the New York Couture Group. The First Lady tied for the top honor with sister Lee Radziwill and neighbor Mrs. Charles Wrightsman among 12 on the 1961 list, praised for ushering in the Kennedy era of young elegance. Audrey Hepburn was inducted into the Fashion Hall of Fame.
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New York
API
America
Palm Beach
New York Couture
Ono
Mra Kennedy
Loci Guinness
Paris
U S Announces Sharp Slash In Next Two Army Draft Calls
Washington AP reports the Defense Department will cut draft calls for February and March to 6000 each as the Army reaches its buildup goal. Earlier calls were 15000 in January with overall manpower gains from inductions, excluding National Guard and Reserve active service.
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U.S
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Berlin
Tenlagol
Nationa
Special Exam Slated at ASC
A special exam and counseling program for students in the lower quarter of their high school class will be held Saturday morning from 8 am to 12 noon in the lobby of Eastburn Education Center at Arizona State College. Drs. Charles Meister and staff will administer the examination under the Admissions Command Life, supporting students aiming to attend college in Arizona.
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Eastburn Education Center
Arizona State College
Dy. F. AY
Charles W.meister
Arizona
Weather Summary for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
The report notes temperatures near or above normal for Flagstaff and Northwest Arizona, with eastern Arizona seeing periods of cooling followed by warming. No precipitation is expected, and daytime highs range around the upper forties to near sixty, with normal lows near the teens.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
World News In Brief Summary
US diplomat cites a forlay chase to deter Soviets as Col Solovyev avoids visit ban. OAS eases Dominican sanctions enabling higher sugar purchases. Hoot Gibson in hospital for possible abdominal surgery. Bing Crosby to have kidney surgery. Broderick Selby and Joan Tait Craveford wed in Nevada chapel. Anti Communist activity rises in North Vietnam with rebel strongholds damaging plants and installations.
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South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Red River
Steel Gains Chrysler Sport Highlight Mixed Stock Market
Steel gains and a notable Chrysler move dominated an irregular early session as blue chips slipped. The Associated Press index fell about 40 points, with industrials, rails, and utilities easing while Du Pont aided declines in the broader averages. Chrysler announced plans for a new model, lifting its stock briefly before modestly retreating. Ford and General Motors faced declines as mixed results crowded the market alongside gains in select steels and other smaller groups. Markets across New York and Chicago showed mixed futures and hedging activity with bonds easing and cotton rising in brisk trade.
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New York
Chrysler
Associated Press
du Pont
Motors
Concert Tickets Good at Holbrook
Concert ticket holders may attend the Saida Gerrard Theater Dance Company at Halhindl High School auditorium Saturday night January 6 at 8 pm. Royce Cooper, Los Angeles representative of the Community Concerts Association, notes five dancers in the company.
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Saida Gerrard Theater Dange Company
Halhindl High School
Pam
Roy Cooper
Los Angeles
Community Concerts Association
Joe P Pyland 78 dies in Flagstaff. funeral set Sunday
Joe P Pyland 78 died this morning in Flagstaff Community Hospital after a 10 day stay. Funeral services are Sunday at 2 p.m. in First Baptist Church with burial in Citizens Cemetery beside his daughter and son. He was a longtime Flagstaff resident, former lumber foreman, deputy sheriff, and owner of Joe's Place. He supported charity drives and community groups. his survivors include his wife, daughter Martha Mulnix and her children, a sister, and other relatives. Burial rites will be officiated by Rev R W Warren. Elks Lodge 485 will handle graveside rites. Friends may call Flagstaff Mortuary Saturday.
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Torror P. Pyland
Flagstaff
R. W. Warren
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Grand Canyon
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Marthe) Mulnix
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Bil Adame
Kathryn
Dne Mulnix
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W. A. Worley
San Jose
Calif
Flagstaft Mortuary
Kennedy family head may be released from hospital
A friend says Joseph P Kennedy is likely to leave St Marys Hospital in West Palm Beach next week after a stroke. Judge Francis Morrissey and former police commissioner Tamulty reported the elder Kennedy, 73, was moved to a room and appeared in good spirits. The president was less than a day away from returning to Washington after a visit.
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Kennedy
Tamulty
Miami
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Bible Digest Sermon Note Promises Protection
A devotional fragment cites Jude 24 about God able to keep faithful believers from stumbling and present them faultless before glory. It urges trust in the Lord with all heart and to fear not, emphasizing divine salvation and steadfastness.
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Jude
Coconino Daily Record Deeds and Divorces Reported
Warranty and quit claim deeds involving Reginald D Chambers and various trustees funds. Divorces listed include Claude Baker Lindadoyce Sloan Clifford Somzales Raymond Sloan Lonnie E H Cagle and TM Hunt. Dates and full parties appear partially garbled in the transmission.
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Ithe
L. Johnson
Jesse C. Standard
Robert H. Bolivelang
Blalock
Claude Baker
Salomon
Lindadoyce Sloan
Clifford Somzales
Raymond Sloan
Lonnie EH. Cagle
Edward Cree
Hunt
Delay Hearing In Navajo Convict Slayer Case
In Florence AP news, a preliminary hearing for 19 year old John Howard Jennings charged with the Christmas Eve killing of Benny L. Greeley was postponed. Jennings, already serving 15 to 20 years for Maricopa County robbery and assault with a deadly weapon, faced additional charges in the Beating death of a fellow inmate at Navajo County jail. The hearing date was adjourned with no new date set.
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Justice’ of the Peace
Lottie C. Devine
Hides
Tay
John Howand Jennings
Winslow Holds Texan in Attack
Winslow Police held ex convict Jay D Sanders 40 of Desa after an attack on Patrolman Lorend Buca near the Window theatre about Opum. Sanders reportedly pulled a knife during a struggle as officers tried to remove him from a car and later attempted to steal a race car. He was to face charges this morning.
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Jay D. Sanders
Desa
Lorend Buca
Sanders
Baca
Sauders
Yma
Opum
American Stock Market Probe Report to Be Issued Tonight
Federal investigators will release a report on a month long probe of the American Stock Exchange. The document to be viewed by the SEC outlines alleged wrongdoings over the past decade as reforms accelerate after the exchange chief Edward T L McCormick resigned following a Havana trip for which he allowed a gambling debt payment to Alexander Guterma. Guterma now serves a federal prison term and the SEC probe began after two prominent members Jerry and Gerard Res were expelled for market manipulation and illegal sales, with the Res arrested on related charges.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
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Edward TL McCormick
McCormick
SEC
Alexander Guterma
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Mwindler
Commission
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Gerard Re
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