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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1961

Page

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Minority bloc enrages PHORM over speaker’s committee shifts

AP reports Arizona House Speaker W ly cy Cook angered the minority by new committee appointments shelving veteran lawmakers from key panels. The 12 to 3 majority vote preserved control on major committees including Appropriations and Rules. Critics accuse Cook of snubbing experienced education and other specialists, noting few have prior tenure on the Appropriations panel.

PHORM W. Ly Cy Cook D-Cochise Mitearity Bloc Ipuss Cook Los Arizota Ren. Williams Porter R-Mar Jhop Caulk Hanse Thomas Knoles Woning Augusta Larson Arthur Schellenberg Langmaker Robert Hathaway TriSanta Cruz

Flag Woman's Sister Dies In Mississippi

Mrs. W W Tinsley of Flagstaff mourns the death of her sister Miss Katherine Kell, principal of Sedementary public schools in Pascagoula. She passed away Sunday morning after several months illness. She leaves four sisters and two brothers, with plan for funeral arrangements in Pascagoula.

Katherine Well W.W. Tinsley Flagstaff Pascagoula Tinsley Missisipa Bum UI SI Ngs Siementary Public Schools Pasextroula E. Q. Munson Baton Rouge Donald Simmons Elenbeth Kell Johnsie Bascagnula T. B. Kell Pastagoula Robert E. Kell Bristol, Va

Warranty Deeds Recorded in Coconino County

The Coconino County recorder lists warranty deeds from Pan American Construction Company to Gulf Oil Corp of California and several transfers to individuals including T W Dereon to George G Kerp and W E Herron to Richard Ingersoll Jr. and Maxine M Williams to Perry Patterson. Also United States transfers to Pan American Construction Co and Capital Properties Inc Indiana joint tenancy deeds from Northern Arizona Title Company Trustee to Lee J Christensen and others.

Recorder's Office Coconino County Pan American Construction Company Gulf Oi Corp Calfornia T. W. Dereon George G. Kerp W. E. Herron Richard Ingersoll Maxine M. Williams Perry Patterson United States of America Pan American Construction Co Capital Properties Inc Northern Arizona Title Company Lee J. Christensen Johnson Et Ux Raymond, B. Eriest Northern Arizona Tille Company F. O. Mann Etta

Juan Rincon Dies in Seligman Arizona

Juan Rincon 54 a native of Old Mexico died Tuesday night in Seligman Arizona after a long residence there. Services will be at 10 a.m. at St Francis Church in Seligman with rosary at the home of Mrs. Lon Rincon tonight. He was a retired railroad worker and ranch hand. Survived by Mary widow, six daughters and three sons.

Seligman Spreial Lon Rincon Juan Rincon St. Francis Catholic Church Old Mexico Rincon Arizona Mary Jack Bauer Joe Casaus Lon Delgadillo Johnny Yslas Barstow Calif Ray Lopez Tommy Lopez Grand Canyon Albert Manuel Se Gman John Williams

Cable Television WATCH THE INAUGURAL CEREMONIES ON CABLE TV

Inaugural ceremonies broadcast starting 9 a.m. Friday with an inaugural ball at 9:15 p.m. Flagstaff TY CABLE Mt East Aspen-PR 4471 lists channel lineups and program times across News, Weather, Sports, and various dramas and movies for the day.

Flagstaff Mt East Aspen

Studies Find Steel Labor Problems Overstated

A government task force chaired by Beal and Robert Tivernash of Harvard concludes steel industry labor troubles are exaggerated. Key points: strikes caused limited economic impact, wage and price changes were not systemic, and reforms should favor informal dispute handling and ensure defense steel via selective mill operations.

Washington Beal Robert Tivernash Harvard Graduate School of Business

Navy Abandons Hope at Sunken Texas Tower Radar Station

Navy divers reached 160 feet into the sunken Texas Tower radar station in the North Atlantic. They found debris and no signs of life as a salvage mission paused until deep sea teams could assist. Fourteen civilian workers and Navy crew were aboard when it collapsed amid stormy seas and gale winds Sunday. Dead or missing are the crewman and civilians. tapping sounds had spurred hopes of survivors earlier. Rear Adm. Allen M. Shinn directed the fruitless rescue from the Wasp.

New York North Atlantic Texas Tower Navy VV Air Horee Adm Allen M. Shinn Wasp

Cubans Fire On Low Flying Plane Near Prison and University

An official report says machinegun fire was directed at a low flying plane near Principe Prison and University in Havana Tuesday night. The plane reportedly escaped after the attack.

Havana Principe Prison Uwayana University

Ike Predicts Sound Growth In Economy

President Eisenhower forecast a forthcoming period of sound growth after a faltering economy. His economic message urged Congress to balance an $8 billion budget, curb inflation, and keep 1962 appropriations within expected revenues. He rejected new anti-recession measures and contrasted with Kennedy task force proposals for extended unemployment benefits and higher outlays.

Washington Eisenhower Eisenhawer Congress Lisenhower

Kidnap Slaying Case Unfolds Near Bakersfield

The Lindses, both charged with murder and kidnapping, were arrested near Livermore California after a search party found Rose Marie's body. The girl, fully clothed except for pink slippers, was located in fields 40 miles northwest of Bakersfield. Janet, a sister, and other relatives faced the grim discovery.

Lindses Livermar California Foxgy Fields Bakersfield Rose Marie Janet Riddle Ethel Marie Chandler Anna

Flag High Hi-lites This Week Busy Eagle Students

Flagstaff High remains busy with end of term tests on Tuesday through Thursday signaling semester close. WHS students face college plans or work while new personal use typing and business courses begin Monday with limited freshmen invited to join instructor Milton Evans. Auditions for Swinging High were held for February performances. The Bathroom Door one act showcased Thespians led by Billy Ward and cast. National Honor Society members sell class pins in FHS halls.

Donna Grace Nest Flagstaff High WHS Milton Evans FHS National Honor Society

Rebels Press Laos Government Bases Amid Jungle Assault

Communist rebels bore down on two key Laos government positions in south central Laos. Maj. Phong Kave called the outnumbered defenders to guerrilla warfare as Col. Kham Khong reported dwindling forces at Paksane and Tha Thom. Rebel columns swarmed the jungle, scattering troops 90 miles northeast of Vientiane and threatening planned offensives from Paksane and Tha Thom toward Plaine des Jarres and Niesg Khouang. Only about two battalions remained in the area, with roughly 70 men at Paksane Tuesday.

Tha Thom Laos API Maj Phong Kave Kham Khong Paksane Vientiane Tha Thorn Plaine J Jarres Niesg Khouang Prince Co. Khan Tha Thon Andy

Weather Snapshot From Flagstaff Northern Arizona

Variable high cloudiness today and Thursday. Light variable winds, cooler. Low tonight 18, high tomorrow 52. Extended forecast shows no precipitation. temperatures near to slightly above normal. Normal high 39, low 12. Record highs and lows listed for past dates.

Burrus Ranch Ordnance Depot

Winslow Man George Stathis Dies at 65

George Stathis of Winslow, age 65, died Tuesday after several days in Williams hospital. His wife Bess Stathis teaches in Winslow schools. Funeral services are pending with an announcement to follow tomorrow.

Winslow George Stathis Williams Hospital

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