Arizona Leads In Vehicle Fuel Gain Across States
An analysis shows Arizona up 121 percent in ten years, second only to Florida’s 128 percent. Nevada is third at 111 percent, while Alabama trails at 8 percent. Nationwide, California and Texas top annual fuel use, with eight states accounting for 47 percent of tenation’s total. Arizona consumed 581 million gallons last year, averaging 825 gallons per vehicle, yet the District of Columbia led at 1,019. Delaware also high at 881. The piece contrasts with East German escape stories and questions communism’s failures.
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Derailments Delay Trains In Cold Weekend Report
Two more derailments disrupted rail traffic over the weekend. An Arizona incident near Winslow halted trains for about four hours while wreckage was cleared. In New Mexico, a Southern Pacific express derailed Saturday night affecting travel statewide.
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Winslow
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New Mexico
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Document Shows Red Viet Plans
A captured document dated Sept. 45, 1382 indicates Communist aims to win in Viet Nam through large scale American intervention. Authorities here regard the document as authentic, found in Viet Cong annual report and linked to prewar Viet Cong operations.
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South Viet Nam
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Sled Dog Race Confirms Mountain Man Win at Williams Meet
Ernest Hardfield of Ashton Idaho won both heats in the sled dog races south of Williams, finishing 1 hour 12 minutes 30 seconds on Saturday and 1 hour 7 minutes 16 seconds on Sunday with a team of Targhee hounds. Doug Bard of Williams placed fifth with Siberian Thiskies, while Gary Gunkle of Chico California took second and Dayton’s team from St. Anthony Idaho finished third. The Junior event was won by Tyourold Dayton, son of Joe Dayton, with Lon Richanison winning a prize for a woman contestant from SK Mc Kennels of Riverside California. A large crowd braved freezing conditions as the Williams Chamber of Commerce eyed an even larger turnout next year.
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United Nations Enters Kalweel in Katanga Reintegration
UN forces entered Kalweel amid a unitary action to reintegrate Katanga. The operation aims to stabilize the region and facilitate a broader reintegration plan for the province and neighboring areas.
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Kennedy to hold White House news conference Wednesday
Washington AP says President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 1 p.m. Wednesday, announced by the White House. It will be his first news conference since December 13.
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Kennedy Defends Tax Cutting Strategy Amid Debate
President Kennedy urged Congress to approve a sweeping tax cut paired with heavy spending, calling it the best path to raise revenues. He warned recession risks if taxes stay high and touted planned $115 billion in tax relief expected to lift income, consumer demand, and investment, aiming to restore budget balance.
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Sorensen links tax cut to 1964 Democratic win
Fragmented Washington memo cites Ted Sorensen arguing tax reductions boost Democratic prospects in 1964. Mixed lines mention Kennedy brothers, Supreme Court hints, De Gaulle, market access, football grades, and suspected misconduct without clear coherence.
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Northern Arizona Business Outlook Predicts Growth
A state wide report by the Arizona Bureau of Business Services at Arizona State University notes growth and optimism for Northern Arizona. Coroning County mines resumes raise uranium output while Pima and Coconino show pumice and tourism potential. Desert areas, Sedona, Williams, and the Petrified Forest area are cited for new facilities, recreation, and broader development.
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Alsop Defends Stevenson Cuban Crisis Article
Stewart Alsop and Charles Bainlett defend their Saturday Evening Post piece on Adlai Stevenson and the Cuban crisis citing three talks with Clayton Kritkehey and confirmation from Stevenson's spokesman. The article portrays Stevenson favoring nonmilitary options, backing a blockade and UN peacemaking, and even proposing talks with the USSR on foreign bases and disarmament.
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Registrations Lag Behind As Deadline Nears
Jett Fors and Wiewocenni Coury from the Assessor's office say county and mobile registrations are running well behind last year. A late rush may occur as the renewal deadline approaches at midnight January, with a $4 penalty added per vehicle after the deadline.
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Figures Defend Sedona Area School District Costs
Dr Blanchard of the Coconino Yavapai Citizens Committee rebutted rival claims that proposed new district cost figures are mere estimates. He argued costs reflect real data from Arizona and state reports, noting tax rates depend on enrollment and assessed valuations. He cited Sedona growth and Red Rock district valuations to argue funding will rise with property values and attendance.
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Arizona Daily Sun News
De Gaulle Seeks German Support for Continental Europe Plan
Paris AP reports Charles de Gaulle seeks West German backing for a French led third force in Europe. Adenauer faces pressure from ministers parliament and public to keep Britain in the Common Market and to support an Atlantic nuclear deterrent under NATO.
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Train Crash Injures Commuters Near Walnut Street
A Pennsylvanian commuter crash on a rainy day near Spring Garden Street injured many aboard a special Jenkin town shuttle colliding with a Chestnut Hill line train. Hospital reports vary, with totals around two hundred, most with minor injuries. Passengers described sudden fright and confusion as cars piled and crowds gathered on the platform.
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Knoles Proposes Tax Bill to List All Property
PHOENIX AP Sen Thon Knoles of North Cocormna introduced legislation calling for a mandatory real and personal property listing in any tax equalization plan. Violators would face fines up to 10 percent of value. fraud carries a 25 percent penalty. The measure aims to force full disclosure, with exemptions for some groups.
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State Legislature Introduces Tax Reform and Traffic Bills
AP report notes Son Robert Mowrow of DeMohave introduces three major bills to simplify taxation and improve traffic safety. Proposals include abolition of the state property tax funded by a new income tax, plus a state highway department power to suspend licenses for violations. A related measure seeks to validate a points-based driving penalty system and curb intoxicated driving, despite a recent court ruling.
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