Governor Fanviin proposes 11 point program for Legislature
The column outlines four main proposals including a state department of education revision, more funding for a TB sanatorium, and a revamped oil and gas code. It also lists the governor’s own plan to reform county government, school administration, and the court system, with details on consolidation, office closures, and centralized duties.
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Legiselature
State Department of Education
Bettter
Ghevitts
Arizona
Schon
Inglance
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Yavapai
State VFW Conclave Sets June 8 to 10 in Flagstaff
State VFW plans the 1901 Arizona Department conclave in Flagstaff with San Francisco Peaks Post as host. About 41,000 veterans and families are expected. the event runs Thursday through Saturday, shifting from a Friday start and Sunday finish to allow attendees a full return day. National speakers may include Ted O Connell and Byrom Th. Gentry.
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Dales
Department of Arizona
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Frank Cortez
San Francisco Peaks
Flagstaff
Cortez
Arizona
Cortes
Council of Administration
Ted O'Connell
Texas
Iclude
Byrom Th. Gentry
Pasa- Gena
Calif
Fort Madison Greets Arizona Mountain Men
Fort Madison residents greeted Arivayn Mountain Men en route by train to Washington for the inaugural parade. Mayor Walton Gnemther boarded the Grand Canyon Limited a mile out of town to welcome the Antonans on behalf of the Jawa city on the Mississippi. The event drew attention at the Fort Madison Rodeo Operating Committee gathering with Ti Emerson as host.
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Washington
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Westerp
Miyor Walton Gnemther
Grand Canyon
Jawa City
Mississippi River
Ti. Emerson, Chatman
Comtit Bie
Eisenhower Budget Proposes $94 Million for Arizona
President Eisenhower’s budget to Congress allocates over $94 million for Arizona in the coming fiscal year for water projects Indian affairs and related programs. Major items include $53.7 million for water works and $38.1 million for the Indian Bureau plus funds for the Glen Canyon Dam and recreation area. Guidance notes that statewide figures are broad due to the large Navajo Nation reservation spanning multiple states. The plan also covers school, utilities, and irrigation projects totaling several million dollars within Arizona.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Arizona
Indian Bureau
National Park Service
Glen Canyon
Page
Utah
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
Big Dam
Hiriea Fear Risithe
Bow Bridge National Monument
Mivard
Colorado River
Lake Mead
Yuna
Tlig
New Mexico
Gila River
Camelbank
Salt River
Alamo
New River
Phoenix
Little Colorado River
Winslow
Santa Rosa Wash
Paintedeck Reservoir
Whitlow Barich
Reclamation Bureau
Gita
California
Budget Costs Averaged At 436 Dollars
Washington budget figures outline President Tishner’s spending plan with an average per person share around 436 dollars. Projections show total federal outlays near 1.8 trillion and a 152 million figure tied to population, with higher costs anticipated for the coming year and prewar benchmarks referenced.
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Washington
Tishner
Sedona Masonic Club Raises Shrine Cross Over Red Rocks
Sedona Masonic Club builds the Shrine of the Red Rocks a 20 foot high reinforced concrete cross atop Sedona airport mesa. The six acre site will host annual Sunrise services and be open for public gatherings, dedicated April 2 by Senator Barry Goldwater.
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William Hoyt
Sedona
Airport Mesa
Sedona Masonia Club
VUS
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Aviz
Stephenson
Sedona Masons
Fay Piinjedt “Sons
P. Stephenson
Tecla
Meth Cook
Don Willard
Jack Lowman
Wes Roberts
Civil Aeconautics Administration
Sedona Airport
Irony Grey Mountain
Wilson Mountain
Ianenarke
Red Rocke
Sedona Masonic Club
Widh Sedowans
Shrine of the
Willy
Scilona
Sedons Masonic Club
Red Rocks
Masonic Club
Ben Stephenson
Reservation Education Budget Top Navajo Welfare Plan
President Eisenhower proposed a nearly 37 million dollar 1956-57 budget to support education and welfare on the Navajo reservation spanning parts of Arizona New Mexico and Utah. The Bureau of Indian Affairs outlined funds for schools utilities construction roads and highway projects with specific allocations for routes and maintenance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Arizona
Utah
Law and Arden
Where Your Dollar Goes In National Budget Details
Fragmented OCR suggests a budget breakdown with line items and figures. It references taxes, security spending, voter costs, and various revenue sources, though the text is garbled. The readable bits indicate percentages or cents per category such as individual income tax, corporate tax, and other revenues.
Soviets Indonesia sign reactor pact in Jakarta
A brief article notes a pact between the Soviet Union and Indonesia on nuclear reactor cooperation signed in Jakarta. The item mentions a gesture of agreement over atomic research and potential collaboration between the two nations during a recent week.
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Indonesia
Jakarta
Thianesia
Eisenhower Budget Seeks 80.9 Billion Surplus
President Eisenhower submits an 80.9 billion dollar farewell budget to Congress aiming for an 15 billion dollar surplus in 1962. The plan raises postal rates taxes on gasoline and jet fuel and contemplates new offices in the White House. Kennedy to review and amend.
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Eisenhower
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Fate
wirManes
White House
Aoe
Lisenhower
Kennedy
Bisedtowey
Kenedy
Eissenhower
Phoenix Gas Prices Hold Line
Phoenix motorists expect gasoline hikes but prices stayed steady across the city. A spokesman quoted by AP said a seven to eight cent rise was anticipated, yet dealers held firm while independents sold fuel Sunday to meet demand.
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