17 Jan 1957
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1957
Page
1
The Daily Sun outlines a slate of police and municipal officers including Mirah, Vince Calllar, Ken Wayman, and Nie Vince caiglellar along with society writers and literary figures. It mentions a Saturday edition, regional coverage, and local notices.
James S. Pope, a Kentucky journalist in Phoenix, attacks President Eisenhower over information control. He cites Truman’s order and a Wilson memo as enabling broad censorship, arguing civilian departments acquire military power to withhold data. Pope warns free access to information is vital to American democracy and not just a newspaper issue.
MIT weather authority Dr. Willett cautions that droughts recur in roughly multi‑year cycles with the current Southwest drought likely continuing. He forecasts a severe dry period around 17 to 18 years ahead, while Flagstaff and the region prepare storage gains and long‑term water development discussions.
CaRRACAS Venezuela. Oil profits largely go to the government while export limits cap growth. Lake Maracaibo hosts the hemisphere’s largest field, second only to Kuwait play. Venezuela eyes Europe as a key market with pipelines and a new deep water channel boosting loading times. Major producers include Creole, Shell, and Mene Grande, with expansion tied to new concessions and tanker shortages.
Ten years ago Bert M Bringle of Phoenix announced the Dlustriaus Fictien inte of B Zaribah Temple would deliver the line while a Mystic order gathering hosted by Bob Piper planned a healing themed dinner event. Nearby residents faced housing and heating concerns at Arizona State College housing as August and Freston Billvidge aided Sterling Ethridge and his 82 year old mother Emma amid supply shortages.
The article outlines the proposed six month active duty plan and changes to the reserve system. It explains how youths 18 to 26 would be affected, including shifts from volunteer National Guard pathways to compulsory service and the impact on draft avoidance. It contrasts current, present, and new program structures and notes political voices calling for or against ending the draft.
The adjutant general urged ground units to fill their rosters, noting the need for experienced manpower after losses. He warned that men in the 18 to 19 age group failing to meet training requirements could lose the right to enlist in the guard.
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