Eisenhower cautions against space progress hysteria
President Eisenhower warned Americans not to panic over Soviet space milestones. He spoke at a National Presbyterian Church event stressing the nation must balance pride in achievement with spiritual values and dignity of man amid space race excitement. He urged prudent exploitation of American ideals and warned against hysteria over Sputnik and lunar progress.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Outer Space
National Presbyterian Church
Tadeys
Richard 31. Nixon
Cong
Eisenhower Architect
Weather forecast for Flagstaff and northern Arizona
Variable high cloudiness through Thursday with slightly warmer days and cold nights. Northerly winds 14 to 20 mph. Tonight's low near 0 with wind chill. tomorrow's high about 36. Extended period shows no precipitation with temperatures about five degrees below normal and normal highs around 48 and lows near 21. Precip totals and records listed for date and month.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Morrow
Montit
al Burrus Ranch
Associate Elected Fellow of Anthropological Association
Dr. Robert Kaler, associate professor of anthropology at Arizona State College, was elected a Fellow of the American Anthropological Association at its annual convention in Mexico City. The event drew over 1,200 anthropologists from around the world, with attendees from the United States, Mexico, South America, England, and Austria.
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Robert Kaler
Arizona State College
American Anthropological Association
Mexico City
Eve
The
Anthropological Association
Basrd
American Southwest
Mexico
Euler
U. S
South America
Oxford
England
Vienna
Austria
Eul
Cement Plant Exec Speaker At Optimists
The Fingstal Optimists heard that the first cement shipment to the Glen Canger Dam project from the Phoenix Cement Plant in Clarkdale would begin on April 1. Jim Haskins of Phoenix Cement described initial five-truck shipments via Highway 894 Oak Creek Canyon, with forty-five trucks once the Black Canyon Highway opens. A movie illustrated progress on the dam in north central Arizona. Bob Gamer of Valley National Bank Pine Grove Branch attended as a guest.
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Fingstal
Mammoth Glen Canger Dam
Phoenix
Clarkdale
Jim Haslins
Cemen
Former Flag Man Paine T Path Keith Dies on Coast
Funeral services in Los Angeles for Paine T Path Keith 7 former Flagstaff resident who died in a Los Angeles hospital after illness. He lived with daughter and son in law Howard Patrick Lan An rplex. Former owner of Pats Ranch on Fort Valley road he was well known in Flagstaff. He left Flagstaff in 105% Surviving are several children and grandchildren.
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Los Angeles
Paine T
Path Keith
Flagstaff
Howard Patrick
Lan Anrplex
Tie
Pat
Fort Vatley Stoad
Flagataff
Rmmichildren
Wave of Anti Semitic Incidents Shake German Democracy
Bonn AP reports a wave of anti Semitic acts in West Germany shows democracy’s fragility as youths under 26 daub swastikas on synagogues and Jewish sites. Authorities see alarming signs of lingering Nazi influence and societal tolerance, with no proven concerted campaign yet.
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West Germany
Bonn
Germany
West
Hitler
Cologne
Juden Rats
Konrad Adenauer
Reich Party
Paroles and Commutations Recommended for Northern Arizona Cons
Florence Special The State Board of Pardons and Paroles today recommended commutations of sentences and paroles for 15 Northern Arizona inmates. Recommendations sent to Gov. Fannin. cases include Eisenhour Mills Bostic Crawley Blue and others from Coconino Yavapai and Navajo counties.
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Florence
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Jacob C. Eisenhour
Coconino County
State Budget For 1960 61 Faces Proposals And Reforms
State budget plans for 1960 61 address access roofs as a means to protect communities. Prochnow expects new Legislature to tackle bills establishing a junior college program, remodification of school laws, reorganizing the State Board of Education, expanding the Board of Regents to ten members, and creating a State Department of Labor.
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Prochnow
State Board of Education
Board of Regents
State Department of Labor
Probers Continue Tracing Sirotta Case On Trail Between Sites
Probers report Strotta's car was serviced and registered after, Burr refused to name murder sites. The route lies between Minkey's Restaurant where Sirotta was last seen alive and the car's discovery point. Sirotta was killed between midnight Saturday and 2 am Sunday after reportedly drinking two or three alcoholic drinks. his wife notes he should not have.
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Strotta
Burr
Minkey’s
Tes
Nurant
Sirota
Sirotta
Education Aide Speaks on U.S. Superiority in Education
Dr Gordon Foster of Arizona State College told the Seligman PTA that the United States maintains an edge over Russia in education. He cited the comprehensive high school program and urged continued support, arguing focus on developing human abilities to outpace Russia in medicine and engineering.
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Gordon Foster
Arizona State College
Seligman Parent Teachers Association
Seligman
United States
Russia
Foster
Poster
Rusala
Phoenix Group To Host Toastmasters Program in Flagstaff
The Highlanders Toastmasters club in Flagstaff will host a Friday program at 7:30 PM in the Hotel Monte Vista dining room. The Flying Toastmasters of Phoenix will present and Cecil Riker announced Chris Olson will attend as Lt Governor. The evening includes prepared speeches topic discussion and an evaluator. The club also opens a limited membership drive for new men to join and gain public speaking and parliamentary training.
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Monte Vista
Pharnix
Lsn
Ciik
Cecil Riker
Chris Olson
Aii- Rome
Kiker
Flagstaff
Congress Gets Navajos Bill For 99 Year Lease Of Lands
Rep. Stewart Udall introduces a bill to let the Navajo tribe lease reservation lands for 99 years for commercial use. Similar Senate bill passed last year but died in the House. House Indian Affairs subcommittee chair James Haley plans hearings this year.
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SUN Washington
Washington
Stewart Udall
Ariz
Senate
House
James A. Haley D
Warranty deeds listed in Coconino County records
The Coconino County Recorder's office lists warranty deeds registered, naming parties such as Robert A. Taylor and Land Title and Trust Co. as trustee, Babbitt Brothers Trading Co. to the City of Phaysstate, Howard Seward et ux, John E. Gillet ex, and Samuel Clad Black et ux for Gertrude M. Martin.
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Coconino County Recorder's Office
Robert A. Taylor
Land Title ‘and Trust Co
Babbitt Brothers Trading Co
City of Phaysstate
Howard Seward
John E. Gillet
Samuel Clad Black
Gertrude M. Martin
State Units Enter More Fund Pleas
The Arizona Senate Appropriations Committee pressed for additional funds for state institutions as it prepared for the upcoming session. Proposals include a tuberculosis sanitarium at 1.5 to 2 million dollars, a women’s prison at 300 thousand, 745 thousand for prison cell doors and locking devices, and 240 thousand for two cottages at the Arizona Children’s Colony. An incremental funding approach was discussed for the Prescott Pioneer Home and other prison improvements, with totals and timelines debated.
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Phoenix
Senate Appropriations Committee
Arizona Children’s Colony
Arizona Pioneer Home
Prescott
Anthony Garrick
Tepe
Neilson Brown
Santa Cruz
Garrick
Frank Eyman
Hye
Robert Prochnow
Coconino
Jis
Eyman
Holbrook News: Stovall Daughter Visits From Saudi Arabia
Mrs Yeon Cantrell of Dhahran Saudi Arabia visits Holbrook with her parents Mr and Mrs W J Stovall for medical checks at Cottonwood Mayos Hospital. Father recovering after major August surgery. Cantrell plans minor surgery then return to Saudi Arabia. Also notes Spaw family trip and Naval family vacation and upcoming Korea voyage for Larry and Mary Lee Swarts.
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Imma Owens Holbrook
Yeon Cantrell
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
W. Jf. Stovall
Cattonwood
Maycus d. Lawrence Mrmorial Hospital
Auegery
Dever
Hic Devzhter Arim Bul
Pacific Northern Airlines
Seattle
Wash
Boone
Styvail
Cantrell
Ilna Stovall
Holbrook
Cottonwood
Ora Fentley
Larry
Mary Lee Swarts
Ralph Aikin
Nelson
Neb
Korea
Coconino GOP Plans Dinner With Ike Event
Coconino County Republican Central Committee announced a $10 single plate dinner as part of a national program. Chair J. Ferrell Colton named Mrs. Harbara West as project chair with state Republicans Richard Hliendianst Jr and other figures to speak via a closed circuit broadcast. Tickets are $10 single and $18 a couple, obtainable by calling PR4-6038.
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Ike
Coconino County
Republican Central Committee
Central Committee
J. Ferrell Colton
Harbara West
West
Richard Hliendianst
Phoenix
Prsident Eisenhower
Nixon
Gay
Paul Fannin
John Rhodes
Barry Goldwater
Evening TV and Weather Schedule Listing
A fragmented TV schedule lists programs and times for the evening including news weather sports and entertainment. Entries mention hosts and program titles such as News Jack Wars Coronado Wichita Town Hawaiian Eye The Lineup The Tonight Show and Jack Paar Show with weather updates by Bob Davies and Frank Peddie.
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Joe Patrick
Slack Ware
Arizona Rangers
Murray
Bob Davies
Jack Beveridge
Our Mist Brocka
Charley Weaver Stow
the Milionaire
Calor
Perry Camp
Jack Paar
Bob Davier
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