11 Jan 1957
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1957
Page
1
An 1839 or 1840 era newspaper fragment includes garbled names places and figures. The text references March 3 entries and listing-like content such as prices and personnel, but remains largely unreadable. The piece appears to be a damaged local notice or classifieds section with multiple uncertain items.
Saturated by soaring newsprint costs, major publishers face sharp price hikes and production cuts. The industry warns of reduced newspaper access as labor and freight costs climb, threatening public access to informed civic life. Analysts note global factors and consolidation pressures accelerating domestic price increases.
The exhibit contrasts colonial living with a prefabricated all steel rambler complete with car TV and kitchen. It shows how machinery and private investment drove American progress. A replica Lincoln cabin replaced the original interior. The show opens in Bogota and travels to four more trade fairs.
Stewart Alsop reports Eisenhower weighing Richard Nixon for Chairman of the Operations Coordinating Board, a key NSC-linked post. Nixon’s fit, power potential, and political timing are weighed against State Department concerns and Hoover Jr. leadership dynamics. The piece notes the role could elevate Nixon to near deputy president in influence if appointed.
A garbled historical item notes US Navy lieutenant Tarpe donvin, USN, awarded the Navy Star medal for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity aboard the Tang during its fifth war patrol. It mentions UK Naval District attendance at Flagstaff schools and an upcoming president’s ball planning. Enrollment figures for Whatley College show a small gain. Hubbitt Brothers Traving Co to hold a convention January 24. The Constitution was adopted on September 17, 1787.
The American Federation of Musicians plans to cover a substantial portion of funding for President Eisenhower's inauguration. The group aims to raise about $10,608 through contributing top-name musical units to the event.
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