22 Jan 1957
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1957
Page
1
The page fragment lists publisher editor Flatt Caine and editor The Bailey, with staff roles including advertising director Mitchell and manager Hill Wilkers. It includes subscription pricing, back matter disclaimers, and a notice about circulation policies and sensitivity to content.
The Jaycees of Flagstaff announce associates to fund and support civic projects. They aim to replace past fundraisers with this program, pledging associate dues for park improvements, drought shrub preservation, safety campaigns, youth programs, and community events across Flagstaff.
Report cites ILttry Ruppelius arranging a $1.16 tax funded flower display in the House Chamber. Critics call it extravagant and improper during a departing official's term. Auditor urged to deny the claim and reveal all details to Arizona citizens.
Washington News Notebook reports secrecy around menu plans and dinner hints, with officials like Secretary Wilson discussed amid cabinet reshuffles. It mixes gossip on dinners, embassy visits, and potential moves in the Wilson cabinet, plus notes on other political shifts and a Hungarian relief donation.
J Campbell James recalls past events and local figures in a reflective column. Mentions Mayor Harold S Sykes speaking at the A A meeting at Mir Max Basen home and notes co hosts Werrers J M Bedford Jr and Miss Sut Wolfer.
A reporter notes that despite Western pressures the Kremlin’s walls remain intact. The piece links Eastern Europe unrest with Soviet responses, highlighting China’s stance, and Moscow’s high level meetings with Chow En Lai and Hungarian leaders. It warns of potential counterrevolutionary activity in Poland and stresses Western misreadings of Soviet resolve.
Final examinations proceed at the college beginning Monday January 24 and run through Thursday January 24. The schedule was adjusted earlier to align with the end of the fall term and to allow instructors time to plan for the spring. Registration for the spring term starts January 24 for returning students who completed fall registration. Classes resume Wednesday January 29.
Variable high cloudiness with continued cold air. Forecaster notes frost in valleys tonight and Tuesday night. Mostly sunny Tuesday and Wednesday with near seasonal highs and frost risk in valleys. Winds light, temperatures near freezing in valleys and around 40s in lower elevations.
The piece praises President Eisenhower's calm leadership and confidence as he began his second term. It credits him with ending Korea hostilities, guiding the nation through McCarthy era tensions, and steering the Republican Party toward moderate reforms. It notes his foreign policy parallels to Truman and his rise as a master politician.
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