Eisenhower reports U S rockets hitting 5000 mile targets
President Eisenhower announced that U S ballistic missiles are hitting targets over 5 000 miles away. He highlighted Atlas intercontinental missiles and long range bombers as strong deterrents and noted fourteen tests averaged within two miles of target. An Atlas test Friday reached its target zone beyond Canary Island.
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Huge 69 Inch Perkins Eye Telescope Moves to Flagstaff Site
The Perkins 69 inch reflector, built for the United States and weighing 2 tons for the mirror and 35 tons total, will be relocated to the Lowell Observatory area near Flagstaff Arizona. The move follows a plan to elevate the instrument at a site offering clearer skies and steadier air. construction details include road improvements and mounting piers and a dome. The telescope built by Warner and Swasey in 1937 will be housed under new ownership arrangements with Ohio Wesleyan University and the Ohio State University at Lowell Observatory.
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Arizona State College
U.S. Naval Observatory
Perkins
Delaware
Flagstaff
U.S. Bureau of Standards
J. W. Forker Inc
Pittsburgh
Weather data and forecast for Flagstaff Northern Arizona
The report lists today's conditions with sunrise times and previous 24 hour highs and lows, no precipitation, and summarises seasonal normals and record highs and lows. It includes precipitation totals to date, monthly and yearly deficits, and a forecast for Flagstaff with expected sunny skies, higher temperatures, and light variable winds.
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Former Flagstaff Woman 87 Dies Services Held
Former Flagstaff resident Mrs. Sarah Jane Parsons died Tuesday in Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix at 87. Services set for Monday at 2 30 PM at Community Church. She was mother of Mrs. D S McKinney of Flagstaff and wife of Coconino County Assessor Tate John Parsons. Her husband was former Coconino County Sheriff. Born Milwaukee moved to Flagstaff from Rose Kansas in 1907 lived here until 1959 then moved to Scottsdale.
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Flagstaff
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
D. Fs. McKinney
Coconino County
Tate John Parsons
Coconino Comity
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Rose
Kan
Lved
Scottadale
Pulp firm executive pushes timber sale for Flagstaff mill
Pulp firm executive M Potter urged the Chamber to back a timber sale from Zuni and Kaibab forests to supply a Flagstaff mill. He noted 20,000 cards in West Sitgreaves and North Kaibab, 4,000 in Prescott, and possible NM shipment by train. He warned opposition could tie up regional timber for 36 years and urged action.
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Arizona Pulp and Paper Co
Omnion
Canmeroe
Kouthwest Lumber Mills
Forest Ser
North Cicontno
Chevron
West Sitgreaves
North Kaibab
Prescott
Zuni National Forest
Gallup
M.potter
Flagstaff
New Mexico
Potter
British Scientist Claims A Perfect Murder Method
Cambridge England AP a British scientist told 30 government scientists at Cambridge University that a liquid nerve gas named FLEA could kill without evidence. Dr Bernard Saunders described an odorless tasteless gas with 20 minute delay and natural death misdirection.
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England
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Cambridge University
Sanders
Two Sentenced In Death Probe In Cameron
Cameron youths admitted drinking with 19 year old Buck Rodgers Jr before his fatal fall into Lille Colorado lister. Martin Pulido 24 fined 200 dollars and seven days in jail for furnishing liquor to minors. Louis Encinins 17 fined 100 dollars for illegal consumption of spirits. Both pleaded guilty. County Attorney Laurance T. Wren said the case closed an investigation by Sheriff Devil Richard DON. Rodger died after a night of beer and whiskey bought at Grey Mountain near Rodgers home.
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Colorado
Justice Court
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Laurance T. Wren
Young Rodger
Richard Don
Wren
Grey Mountain
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Rodgers
Pulido
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Tuba City
Deeds Filed in Coconino County Recorder Office
Births recorded at Flagstaff Community Hospital include a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Berg Jr of 501 W Santa Fe Ave born January 6 weighing seven pounds one and a half ounces. A son named Steven Ray Lanoy born January 7 to Mr and Mrs Robert Warner Jr of 247 N Main St weighing five pounds ten ounces.
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Flagstaff Community Hospital
John Berg Jr
Santa Fe Ave
Robert Warner, Jr
Main St
Lanoy
Steven Ray
Chamber Board Names Chairmen of Committees
The newly elected Chamber board named committee chairmen for the coming year: Advertising and publicity Ted Babbitt. budget and finance William V. Borvherding. city-county relations R. R. Balse. industrial development E. Lee Hutchison. legislative affairs William R. Preston. Public relations Dr. Peter J. Lindemarin Jr.. membership George L. Renner. recreation development M. K. Leadbetter. retail merchants bureau Dr. Felix Berndt. roads and highways A. Milton Whiting. tourists and convention bureau William B. Page. national counselor Dr. J. Lawretive Walktip.
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R. R. Balse
E. Lee Hutchison
William R. Preston
Peter J. Lindemarin, Jr
George L. Renner
Charges Filed Against 3 at ASC In Death of Companion
County Attorney Wien filed charges against three Arizona State College students after they admitted beer drinking at a party that ended with the death of a 12 year old companion in a car truck crash on Highway 6 east of Flagstaff. The youths bought beer at Bob's Liquor Store and said they consumed most of it before the wreck. One driver, Jesse Dingmen, 17, faced reckless driving and illegal consumption charges. another, James Young, 18, received illegal liquor charges. Peter McMullen, 19, was charged with furnishing liquor to minors and illegal consumption. liquor store owner Robert Powers was charged with selling to a minor with trial set for Jan. 26 in Tusice Court.
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Arizona State College
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Flagstaff
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Ajo
James &. Young
Phoeni
Phoenix Hospital
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Prescott
McMullen
Bob's
Birch St
Robert B. Powers
Stor
State Liquor Control Board
Tus
Mitchell Optimistic Rail Strike Averted Hope
Secretary Mitchell expresses optimism that a rail strike can be avoided after more than 30 private meetings with railway executives and union leaders. A pledge to submit the featherbedding dispute to study and recommendation was obtained, leaving open a path to resolution once current labor tensions ease.
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Sean Iy
Lako
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Sire
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Detroit News
J. F. Ter Horst
Jeaders
Eisenhower State of the Union Highlights
President Eisenhower outlines main points on the Soviet Union testing performance before trust, 1960 prospects as the most prosperous year, doubled 1961 space expenditures, expansion of large rocket engines, free world aid to developing nations, defense with Atlas missiles and submarines, and a push for labor management talks to avoid crippling strikes.
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Funeral services held for Cameron youth Ruch Rogers Jr
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at the Wards and Stake building of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for 19 year old Ruch Jol Rogers Jr who died Tuesday morning in an accident. Bishop Nelo Rhoten will officiate. Burial will be in Flagstaff Cemetery. Rogers lay in state at Flagstaff Mortuary Friday 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday morning.
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Flagstaff Mortuary
Rogers
World Briefs from YOKOSUKA and Beyond
AP dispatches report a hospital fire in YOKOSUKA, Japan leaving eight women and three newborns dead with others feared dead. Lenore Cotten Cohen, wife of Joseph Cohen, dies in Rome. A Poland crash in Opele kills fifteen and injures twenty nine. Khrushchev plans a trip to Burma and India next month.
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Lenore Cotten
Acer
Joseph Cohen
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Burma
India
Indanesia
TV Schedule Snapshot From January Sevenths Evening Lineup
A dense TV guide fragment lists programming across channels with News at 5:10 and 6:00, followed by a mix of sports, weather, talk shows, dramas, and films. Notable items include You Bet Your Life, The Untouchables, The Real McCoys, Playhouse 90, Donna Reed Show, and Johnny Ringo among others.
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Myron Drake
Doug Rewards
NBC News
Rin ‘Tih "Tin
the Plainsman
Joe Patrick
Jack Ware
All Star Sports
Bob Davies
Jack Be
Gale Storm
Johnny Ringo
Johnny Staccato
Pat Boone
Betty Hulton
Ernie Ford
Donna Reed
Mike Hammer
Zane Grey Theatre
Brank Peddie
Jack Beveridge
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