Sunday sales limit bill moves in state legislature
A bill to curb Sunday retail sales, Haase Bill 46, has been introduced with 19 sponsors. It would restrict many goods from Monday to Saturday, while excluding groceries and drugs, and follows a Pennsylvania law upheld by the US Supreme Court. expected to be announced by former Supreme Court Judge John P. Bud Clark.
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Legislature Debates Bills on Indians Rights and Authorities
AP report from Phoen Dy notes Sen Robert Morrow of Mobave sponsors two concurrent resolutions. One would authorize state guidance to tribal councils on voting procedures. The other seeks state highway law applicability on reservations and related roads through agreements with Indian tribes.
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Flagstaff Mayor Wheeler Runs Again for Second Term
Flagstaff Mayor Rollins W. Wheeler formally announced today his bid for a second two-year term, the first formal declaration in the upcoming municipal elections. He submitted nominating petitions via City Clerk Harry Field and could file them this week before the deadline. Wheeler is the second of four incumbents to indicate intent, with Councilman Peter Viotti also petitioning. Lindemann and Vandevier have not yet shown intentions. Wheeler, elected during Flagstaff's 1960 charter era, has previously served four council terms since 1962 and continues as high school history instructor and counselor.
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World Scout leaders visit Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
Lady Baden-Powell the World Guide and widow of Sir Robert Baden-Powell arrives with Mr. and Mrs. Nevill and Mrs. Grant Pepler. A reception at the Ramada Inn in Flagstaff welcomes the party, touring Grand Canyon from December to March. International Scout figures and local leaders discuss council matters and fund drives.
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Big Shot space balloon breaks up after launch near Cape Canaveral
In Cape Canaveral Florida AP reports a five part space balloon named Big Shot broke apart hundreds of miles above the Atlantic as it inflated to the size of a 13 story building. Debris including aluminum and coated plastic fell into the sea about 600 miles southeast of the Cape. The mission aimed to test TV relay from a Thor booster for an Echo satellite. the balloon separated and began inflation but failed. A film camera ejected and parachuted into the sea as recovery efforts continued.
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Interracial Ban Measure Targets Arizona Law Reform
A Phoenix AP report outlines legislation aimed at prohibiting interracial marriages in Arizona. Sponsored by Rep Priscila Mayes and others from Maricopa County, the measure seeks to strike down existing bans and clarify marriage eligibility.
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Fannin Delays Budget Study Tax Matters in Arizona
Phoenix AP News reports Governor Fannin plans to delay his annual budget message to the Arizona Legislature to study tax matters. The initial request totals 1614 million, with potential changes but usually follows agency asks. The session stepwise actions include committee reshuffles and a weathered schedule reflection.
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Flag High Senior Wins Valley National Bank Scholarship
Flagstaff senior Priser of 5 North Jamison receives a $257 Valley National Bank Scholarship to the University of Arizona. The award honors scholarship, character, personality and leadership. Priser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johns E. Priser, is an Explorer Scout and president of the Junior Academy of Citizenship.
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Womens Tea Tuesday for Prochnow Fete
Plagstaff women invited to a tea Tuesday at 4 p.m. at the Monte Vista Hotel to finalize plans for the Prochnow Testimonial Dinner February 17 at the Flagstaff Armory. Rexar Berndt, dinner committee chair, says the event honors Senator Robert Brochnow for ten years in state legislature and to explain final arrangements. Mrs. Lide Richardson, Mrs. Peggy Wilson to preside. Mrs. Shirley Stephenson and Mrs. Stella Colmesis will greet guests.
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Record Cold Grip Across Northland With Snow Reports
The region endured extreme cold with lows near 17 below in places like Plagstaff Airport and Maverick, while Fredonia and Flagstaff areas recorded significant snow. Arizona highways reported mostly clear ponds, near normal temperatures expected statewide over five days, though the southwest may stay 6 degrees above normal.
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Safety Bills Introduced in House on Insurance and Belts
House member Archie Ryan proposes a motorist insurance requirement with a $1000 property damage and $10000 personal injury cap, allowing use of license plates with covered policy. Rep Robert Wilcox backs a mandate that new vehicles include seat belts at sale.
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Record Budget Slated for Health
A budget exceeding 6 pilliary will be commented by President Winnedy or the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. The proposal, about 1.5 billion more than Congress voted for this year, marks roughly a 3 percent rise over the previous single year allotment.
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Congo Parliament censures Gizenga for defiance in Stanleyville
The Congo Parliament censured Antonio Gizenga by wide margin for defying the central government. Gizenga, a pro-Communist deputy premier, was effectively a prisoner of U N and Congolese forces around his Stanleyville residence. His capitulation allows him to be moved to Leopoldville by Saturday after his bodyguard surrendered.
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Tonalea Students Continue Tech Education at Oklahoma State Tech
Tonalea students continue technical education for the spring term at Oklahoma State Tech in Okmulgee. The program unites Tonalea residents with state training, highlighting ongoing vocational studies.
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Park Chief Testifies Against Grand Canyon Luxury Hotel Plan
U S National Park Service chief Conrad J Wirth told Congress that the government will block a proposed luxury hotel near the Grand Canyon in Arizona. He warned that publicized plans for a cocktail lounge swimming pool and tourist attractions will not materialize and said plans could threaten park purposes. Officials from the mining company and the Orphan Mine case were to testify as lawmakers consider a mining claim proposal tied to potential hotel development within the park.
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