Bright Promise for Flagstaff and North Arizona New Year
Northern Arizona faces a promising year with expected growth in construction and industry. Flagstaff area sees hopes from mills and tourism driven by college programs and highway projects, while mining and regional business activity brighten the outlook. The Ford Foundation to boost teachers salaries signals support for education as communities plan for prosperity.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Che
Gianstone
Fligstalt
Grdnanice Wepet
Budget Battles Shape 35.5 Billion Next Year Plan
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson announced a one billion delist increase to 35.5 billion dollars for next year while Secretary of State John Foster Dulles sought to ease Congressional concern over high aid requests. The six point plan proposes 2.2 billion more in appropriations, financed on a pay as you go basis possibly via new taxes, with Education and Welfare head Marion B. Folsom hinting at a 25 to 30 million dollar rise for inherent gesture and a larger federal aid for education over three years. Treasury Secretary George Humphrey remained tight lipped on tax collection projections.
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Washington
NEA
Rivenhower
Joey
Iyte
Congress
Charles E. Wilson
John Foster Dulles
Department of
Health Education and Welfare
Marlon B. Folsom
Fplsam
Colleagur
Sec. of the Treasury
George Humphrey
Wm Glendtstréss
Soviet Aircraft Production Outstrips US, Experts Say
An analysis notes Soviet output in night fighters and day fighters, with the Flashlight night fighter and Farmer jet bomber rising. It cites U S production lag in key categories while Soviet “Bisons” and “H zone” missiles show strong growth, signaling a strategic shift in global defense balance.
Rites Held For Sister Of Altea Ragsdale
Funeral services were held for the sister of Altea Ragsdale in Cape, Texas. The car she was riding in overturned after a tire blowout, while en route home. The deceased is survived by her father, five sisters, and a brother, with her husband RC Allen injured.
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Jaint
Cape
Tex
RC. Allen
Allen
Wo OB. Raxsdale
Santa Ana
Ragsdale
le Connor
Mobile
Ala
CG. EL Autrey
Aubrey Parker
Armenta Dinwool
Sany Angelo
Ragsunie
Say Angelo
Huachuca Housing Project Costs Revealed
The Defense Department plans a new $75 unit housing project at Huachuca, with an average cost of $13,600 per unit. The 44 unit project will be privately financed and insured by the Fed.
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Huachuca
Wasiington
STS
Bo Huachuteay oSheonapi
Defense Department
Fed
TV Cable Gram Highlights Weekend TV Plans
Mary ane Prinpp notes Channel 2 plans for Monday January 9 featuring a repeat of a notable television presentation with actors Mary Martin and Curil Richard. The piece previews Saturday sports and Sunday broadcasts including Channel 2’s theater and educational offerings and reflects on television's growth and impact since 1947.
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Mary Ane Prinpp
Channal
Flugutatt
Bator Fou
Mary Atnrtin
Curil Richard
Marek
Big 1
Channel B
Tandham
Wisconsin
Madison
Channel 2
Wings
New York
Philadephia
Philadelphia
Eva le Galllene
Afiss Mofmt
Welch
John Ier
Morgan Evans
Yano Too
Leo'n Dittacher Nels
Cere
Ganeitoe
A Nee Ivens
Aix
Reauty
Hatelen
Tao
Lions Sponsor Concert by USAF Band in Flagstaff
The Lions announce a March 6 concert in Flagstaff featuring a famed United States Air Force band. Funds for the event rely on grants and community support, underscoring Lions Club support for the program. The piece also discusses broader uses of closed circuit and industrial television in 1956 and its potential applications across industries and education.
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Lions
USAF
U.S. Air Forcs
Flagstaff
A. Harold Goodman
Lions Lab
AOL
Industrial TV
Cevil
Whittty
Milliny
Seena Lomshell
Satellite program outlined by local committee meeting
Committeemen Lloyd Hurrell Joe Botts Bob Churk and Gil Coruna Jr arranged program details. Arthur Avel of ABC faculty introduced by Glen Kirchner program chairman. Adel cited National Academy of Science as supplier of a satellite with instruments to navigate Earth from nearly 100 miles. Navy Department to place satellite along space route. Guests included John Helwiss Mountain States Telegraph and Felegriaph Garapayg Ray Sible and Jim Busey Phoenix visiting Lights Glue members. Zell Fhows presided.
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Navy’ Department
Adel
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Himinxers
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Vacal Teen
Abel Makara
Rela
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Ihonicathe
Lall
Ang Rreen
Ariens
Wesse
Ford Foundation
Ford Group
EDSON
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Washington Correspondent
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Stewart Atsoy
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Heer
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Moscow
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Nowuver
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Rememlay
America
Strategis Air Command
Aesephines
Gurr Lis LeMay
LeMtay
Iine Intercontinental
Herd Rite
Chappos Cafe
East Mogstatt
iNestly
Mt. Eldon Drugy
Altea Ragsdale
Sintebaker- Packard-Willys Deer
Lester Waits
Studebaker — Packard
Willys
E. Santa Fe
Flagstaff Furniture Co
Rudy
Radio & Television Service
N. Leroux
Flagstaff Radio & TV Service
San Francisco
Bill O'Connell
Charles Dalchilds
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Lmrapriciz Sanitarium
Trospital
Ventsver
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Persert
Mandey
Me Uckian
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Tudor
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Carson
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Dolkar
Whex Hickok
Waric and
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Star Stage
Treasures of Truth
the Lineup
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Spats
Cross Roads
Red Barber
Ethel and Albert
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Penciiliny
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Theatre After Dark
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Streight
Movieland
Flagstaff Television & Cable Co
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Harper Furniture CO
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Zenith
Beaver
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