Missing State Pilot Surrenders After Plane Crash
Baltimore AP report says Marine Corps student pilot Captain Ernest C Brace, 42, of Quantico Virginia, surrendered to FBI agents at 2 30 a m after his T 28 trainer crashed near Cambridge Maryland. Brace claimed the plane malfunctioned and bailed out. An extensive search found only a jacket and parachute. Brace was turned over to Marine Corps authorities at Quantico. his parents reside in Ray?
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Red China Burma Sign Warfare Pact
Chinese sources report that Red China and Burma signed a pact for joint warfare against estimated 15 000 to 20 000 anti Communist rebels along their borders as reported by The China Post correspondent in Formosa Taipei.
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Khrushchev targets pig and meat output in virgin lands plan
Soviet Premier Khrushchev criticized failures in pig production and overall meat output during a Moscow Central Committee meeting. T. T. Sokolov admitted delivering 449 million poods of grain amid shortfalls, while noting three million sheep died from feed shortages. Hog production was discussed with a target market weight of 110 kilograms.
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Kazakhstan
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Kennedy Confers With Rusk as He Plans Policy
President elect John F Kennedy discussed foreign policy and organization with Secretary of State designee Dean Rusk in Palm Beach. He will meet Saturday with incoming vice president Lyndon B Johnson. Hatcher said Johnson would arrive with a group. Rusk’s talk signaled immediate policy departures on world trouble spots and retention of Eisenhower officials, with Joseph Charle named undersecretary of the Air Force and Thomas D. Moris set as assistant secretary of defense for supply and logistics.
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Budget Bureau
Winslow Mail Wins Honors in Newspaper Competition
The Arizona Daily Star of Tucson won the general excellence award for Arizona daily newspapers with circulations of 10,000 or more. The Tucson Daily Citizen came second. The Mesa Tribune won the top award for newspapers with circulations under 19,000, and the Taosam Daily Citizen earned the community service award for newspapers over 10,000 for the seventh year running.
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Chandler Avizonan
Yoma Daily Sun
Chandler Adaonan
Globe
Qoulidve Exaniner
Television Schedule Fragments from Flagstaff Cable Guide
Fragmented OCR listing channels and programs for Flagstaff TV Cable including shows like The Flintstones Twilight Zone and Sheriff of Cochise alongside weather and news notes. Entry appears partial with channel times and program names mixed with stray text and dates.
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Arizona
NBC News
Vanity Fair
Matty
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Corenius
the Law & Me. Jones
Phil Silvers
Rawhide
the World Today
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Flagstaff TV
Weather summary for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
Northern Arizona forecast calls for generally fair today and Sunday with light winds and a small temperature change. Overnight low near 10, high tomorrow around 50, with extended outlook near normal values and a chance of light precipitation in the period.
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Nel Cingary
Northern Arizona highway plan cited as crucial
The Hiway 66 Group urges action on U S 86, fearing a shift of traffic southward if federal roads vanish. Wells notes tieins with KOB Albuquerque for weather and road reports, plus a data-sharing plan with Weather Bureau and Highway Patrol. An International Committee on Tourists meeting in Phoenix aims to boost cross border travel with Mexican officials.
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Unemployment Hits New High
Washington AP reports unemployment rose by about 500,000 in December to 4.5 million, the highest December total since 1940. The jobless rate increased from 6 to 6.8 percent, with seasonally adjusted figures, reflecting a sharp downturn in the labor market.
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Athor Department
Arizona's Mountain Man Oscar Skaggs Jones
Oscar Skaggs Jones, a Williams resident and National Biscuit Co salesman, holds a state elk record and ranks sixth worldwide. He and his family moved from Phoenix four years earlier and joined the Arizona Mountain Men to promote Williams and Northern Arizona.
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Uruguay Expels Cuban and Soviet Officials Over Pro Castro Protests
Uruguay's nine member governing council ordered the expulsion of Cuban Ambassador Mayu Garcia Ta chaustegui and Soviet First Secretary Mihail Ko Sanilov for involvement with pro Castro demonstrations. The move drew 4,000 demonstrators in Montevideo, police blocked violence, and 1,300 officers guarded Communist HQ after raids that seized documents and led to 139 arrests.
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Udali Outlines Power Program For River Basins
Interior nominee Stewart L. Unali backs public and private efforts for river basin development. He supports Kennedy’s plan to reappoint Careerman Lloyd 5 Bominy as reclamation commissioner. Gus Norwood of Vancouver Washington, executive secretary of the Northwest Public Power Association, protests the appointment.
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First Week Of Legislature Now History
The article describes the first week in the state legislature with veteran minority figures like Maud and Barkley facing energetic newcomers such as Will Stephens and Robert Wathaway. It notes long-standing bills, including a State Department of Agriculture and longer terms for lawmakers, plus a public accommodations bill and calls for investigations into price differences and the State Oil and Gas Commission. A veteran quoted warns the session may not be productive but won’t be dull.
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Tom, Berry
D-Greenlee
Thomas Kuoles
D-Coconin
Rey E. C
Polly) Rosenbarm
D-Gila
W. B. Barkley
D-Maricopa
House
State Oil and Gas Commission
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