Lake Verde digs yield two stegomastodon tusks near Phoenix Cement
Arizona scientists report discovering two long tusks from Stegomastodon at Lake Verde beds near Clarkdale, with a fossilized Pa brihippus tooth and other tracks also found by Phoenix Cement crew. The site, atop a limestone mesa north of Phoenix, offers clues to the Colorado Plateau’s geologic timeline and Grand Canyon dating.
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Clawsen Wins California District Contest Amid Confusing Results
In California's Ist Congressional District race Republican Don Clawsen claimed a victory over the late Democratic incumbent's chosen successor. Unofficial returns showed Clawsen with about 640,000 to 65,817 for Democrat William Gradev, with other candidates noted briefly. International and domestic items follow.
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California
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Gradev
Clem Miller
John G. Sturt
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Legislature Gets Tax Bill
A front page summary notes tax measures affecting deposits by financial firms and how property taxes are rolled into homeowners monthly payments. At year end mortgage funds would transfer to state, counties, and districts.
Moscow Radio editor defects to West in Stockholm
A Moscow Radio program editor Vladik Krasnoy, 25, defected to Sweden while touring a Stockholm department store on October 28. He said at a news conference he escaped from his Russian party to see what the West is like.
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Moscow Radio
Hing
Sweden
Vladik Krasnoy
Peace Corps Tests Coming to Kenpaly Area
Peace Corps tests scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Saturday at the Test Office. Interested applicants should call H A Yost, civil services examiner, to arrange details. The program aids underdeveloped countries and is part of the foreign aid effort.
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H. A. Yost
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Civil Services
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Peace Corps
Yost
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Hall Of’s
Resolution on Arizona Industrial Commission Probe
Phoenix lawmakers move a measure calling for a five member House committee to probe the Arizona Industrial Commission procedures. Rep Archie Hyan sponsors the resolution. Rep Ryan could chair. The plan has cleared three committees and two more remain before a floor vote this week.
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William Barkley
D-Maricopa
Arizona Industrial Commission
Archie Hyan
Rayan
Ryan
Tax Issue Splits Congress In Debate On Spending Cuts
In Washington a split among Democrats and Republicans emerged in a debate before business leaders over whether government spending should be reduced to match tax reductions. Senator Barry Goldwater, Republican from Arizona, argued that 6 to 8 billion dollars could be slashed from President Kennedy's budget of 98.8 billion without hurting anyone.
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Wasrington
Barry Goldwater
R-Aviz
Montedy
Cardenas Defends CCI Movement in Mexico
Former President Lazaro Cardenas defended the Central Campesina Independiente as a legitimate peasant rights group amid accusations it is a communist front. He spoke Tuesday in Mexico City, stressing its mission to aid peasants.
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Lazaro Cardenas
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First on House Floor Arizona lawmaker speaks on education
A state legislator, Jain Canlandingham, made history on the House floor by speaking about vocational education. Blind since infancy, he read braille passages aloud through a tactile tablet to illustrate his point and stressed the need for expanded vocational training programs.
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Arizona Moore
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People in the News Highlights from the Era
A heart specialist Dr Ogiesby Paul urges that regular household exertion helps spouses with better fitness while noting the wife may shovel snow more effectively than the desk bound husband. Elliott Roosevelt relocates to Miami Beach Florida to lead his Chicago firm’s Latin American affairs with his wife Patricia and their four kids. Maria Callas undergoes abdominal surgery in Milan and will convalesce in Italy before moving to Monte Carlo. Aristotle Onassis visits daily during her hospital stay as she recovers.
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Civitan Club Debates New Drag Strip Project
Civitan members in Piogstell discuss a drag strip for youth, appointing a toursman committee to study the plan and seek information from other cities. The project may reuse old Highway 66 and ties to forming a Junior Civilians group at the high school and college, plus a speechwriting contest titled Speak Up for Freedom with a $9 prize.
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Hiway Hone
Toursman
Mrs J B Nay Dies on Coast
Mrs J B Nay mother of Mrs Orion Compton longtime Flagstaff resident died at her Huntington Park California home after a long illness. Survived by three daughters Mrs L F Miller Mrs A Watking and Mrs William right and one son H E Nay all living in Huntington Park or Flagstaff. Funeral arrangements pending as family spokesman said.
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Mrs. Connor Dies Monday in Phoenix Home
Mrs. Connor aged 84 died Monday in a Phoenix rest home. Funeral services are set for 2 pm tomorrow at Van Marter Mortuary in Kingman with viewing beforehand. A native of Newton Illinois, she moved to Seligman in 1918 with her husband Dr John W Connor, later serving with her daughter in Seligman. Burial will be in Kingman.
Former Student Accepts Job at Washington University
Lattie Coor Jr., former Student president of Arizona State College and 1958 graduate, has joined Washington University staff in St. Louis as administrative assistant to the chancellor. He studied at USC and later did graduate work at Washington University. son of L. F. Cyer Sr. of Avondale, his father a school superintendent. He has two brothers, Kenneth and Coot, enrolled at ASC.
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Arizona State College
Washington University
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USC
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Phelps Dodge
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Avondale
Kenneth Coot
May
ASC
Weather report for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
General forecast for Flagstaff and northern Arizona calls for fair skies and a colder trend. Southwest winds 5 to 15 mph tonight with a low around 10, high tomorrow near 40, and extended temps 2 to 9 degrees below normal through Monday with little or no precipitation.
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Bill Proposed On Medical Aid
PHOENIX AP Senna and House members introduce LDL bill to permit state use of federal funds to provide medical care to the aged. It sets stringent criteria mirroring federal rules. The measure was sponsored by Senator Paul Singar and several others including physicians and other senators.
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Cold Front Jars Country
A bitter cold wave sweeps across the Midwest and Southeast forcing school closures. Heavy snow hits Ohio and Western Pennsylvania as arctic conditions stretch from the Rockies to Michigan with warnings issued along the Mississippi Valley and Southern Plains.
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McDonald Named State Real Estate Board Member
Phoenix AP reports Charles McDonald of Prescott was appointed to the State Real Estate Board, subject to Senate confirmation, succeeding Harry Marshall. The term runs five years. Edward N. Seidman of Prescott declined the Marshall vacancy due to personal obligations.
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Charles icDonald
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Marshall Vaur
Woman Injured In One-Car Accident Near Sedona
A 22 year old Santa Monica woman Lina Guaglina and her husband Jack were in a one car crash at the Sedona turnoff on Black Canyon Highway. Lina sustained chest injuries and lacerations while Jack had minor contusions and lacerations. Both were treated at Flagstaff Hospital with Mrs. Guaglina reported in serious condition. The Arizona Highway Patrol provided initial details with no further information yet.
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Calif
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Conditton
Sedoca
Black Canyon Highway
Lina Guaglina
Jack
Arizona Highway Patrol
Wills Talked At Rotary Club
Driscoll of Valley National Bank told Rotary Club members about wills and testaments. He explained real property versus personal property, and outlined three types including holographic and nuncupative wills. The program chair was Nelo Rhoton and the next meeting at Hotel Monte Vista was announced for January 20 at 7 30 p.m.
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the Valley National Bank
Arizona
Nelo Rhoton
Richard Hulse
Rolaroynns
Hotel Monte Vista
Mrs. Hulsey Dies In Missouri
Mrs Hulsey died in Gatewood Missouri after living most of her life in Missouri Her daughter and son Lee Hulsey of Flagstaff survive along with three other sons a half sister and five daughters all out of state
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Alabama
Missouri
Lee Hulsey
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A Grad Misunderstanding Riles Arizona Board Reappointment
AP report from Phoenix notes opposition by Arizona Game Protective Association to reappoint C. J. Wack Mantle of Tucson to the Arizona Game and Fish Commission. Governor Paul Jannin calls the issue a misunderstanding as party balance concerns surface amid splintered Tucson recommendations.
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C. J. Wack Mantle
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Paul Jannin
AGPA
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Mantle
Phil Clemons
Phoenix
Clemons
Arizona High Court Rule On Railroad Property Assessment
PHOENIX AP The state appeals an Arizona Supreme Court ruling that one dollar valuation for a property class may be assessed at a higher situs. The Southern Pacific Co. must prove in Superior Court that it is over assessed. The attorney general seeks rehearing arguing the ruling mirrors a US Supreme Court decision and could affect many property transactions. The AG represents the Arizona Tax Commission which assesses railroad property.
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Bible Digest H. O. Dean
A devotional note cites Genesis 28 22 urging readers to return at least ten percent of income to God and to dedicate their life accordingly. The piece presents a religious instruction on tithing and devotion attributed to H O Dean.
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God
PTSA Urges Neater Clothing and Haircuts for Flag Students
At the high school PTSA meeting last night two motions were voted on. One sought stricter dress and haircut rules for junior and senior girls and boys respectively, with potential administration enforcement. A second motion proposed increasing the three member school board to five, with a committee tasked to report later. Speakers included Sturgeon Cromer and Dr Jol N Peder. A Driver Education program was shown by Larry Keney and an open house with a minerval program is planned for January 25.
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Parent Teacher Student Association
Sandy Moore
PTSA
Sturgeon Cromer
Jol N. Peder
Ted Fowler
Aregional
Arizona State Highway Department
Larry Keney
Teuior High
Stock Markets Rise Amid Heavy Trading Into Afternoon
NEW YORK AP reports steels and rails push a continuing market advance as heavy trading continues. The Associated Press average at noon shows 30 stocks up 1.0 to 2544 with Industrials up .9 Rails up .4 and Utilities up .4. Gains point to a broad advance led by key stocks.
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Markets at a Glance New York Stocks Higher
Markets at a Glance shows New York stocks higher with active trading. Bonds mixed as corporates rise while governments hold mostly steady. Corn firm with scattered demand and soybeans strong on short covering. Live logs steady to 25 cents lower with top at 17.14. Slaughter steers strong, range to 50.
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Killer Bentley Dies in San Quentin Gas Chamber
James A. Bentley, condemned for a California slaying and linked to a Arizona double murder, died in San Quentin prison’s gas chamber after Gov. Brown refused clemency. Bentley and Fred Waldo Gilbert were involved in a May robbery and related crimes in Phoenix.
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Calif
James A. Bentley
California
Phoenix
Bentley
Yavapai County
Oklahoma
U.S. 64
Seligman
Deed Notices from Various Firms and Parties
A garbled list of property deeds and transfers including warranty, special warranty and quit claim deeds among multiple individuals and entities such as Charles Saunders Newton Story Bowery Savings Bank Phoenix Title and Trust Co and J Darrell Simmons. The text references transfers to Wright Reaves and others with unclear spellings and missing dates or locations.
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Hurtey Lee Wright
Bowery Savings Bink
Neat JL Mardy
Phoenix "Title and Trust Co
J. Darrell Simmons
Dri-Bush
Investment Cox
Intry
Arthyr Reaves
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