Cotton No Longer King in Arizona Economy Report
TUCSON AP Agriculture including cotton is no longer King in Arizona. A University of Arizona report by Dr. Andrew W. Wilson shows mining, agriculture and grazing no longer provide the core economic base for the growing population. Manufacturing salaries rose drastically from $44 million in 1950 to $260 million in 1960, signaling a shift to a modern commercial industrial economy.
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Tucson
Arizona
University of Arizona
Andrew W. Wilson
Wilson
Phoenix city warns on anti smog rule violations
PHOENIX AP The city of Phoenix warned incurring violators of an anti smog ordinance as officials consider prosecutions. Browning city inspector asked the city attorney to review sections two and one for possible action and further prosecutions may follow. PHOENIX AP James A Murphy 49 formerly of Ariana Land and Rock Inc received a suspended sentence on two counts of failing to file income tax returns.
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Phornts
Phoenix
Browning
Altorney
James A. Murphy
Ariana Land and Rock Inc
Finicum funeral held in Fredonia for infant dies in Temple City
Services were conducted at the LDS Chapel in Fredonia for Fred L. Finicum age 7 who died January 16 in Temple City California. Burial followed in Fredonia cemetery. Finicum had resided in Long Beach since 1922 and had been semi invalid since a fall in 1948. He was born in Nebraska in 1882 and lived in Kansas Texas Shawnee and Osio before moving. Pallbearers included grandchildren Tom Finicum Las Vegas Nev David Finicum Navajo Springs Donald Finicum Camp Verde Jim Lavin Las Vegas Nev Barkley Burch Fredonia and Carl Perkins Cedar City Utah. Survivors include son Dale and daughter Adeline plus nine great grandchildren a brother Forest in Hooker Oklahoma and a sister Fay in Williamson California.
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Pune
Fred L. Finicum
Temple City
Calif
LDS
Woodray Johnsarranfig
Long Beach
Nebraska
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Texas
Shawnee
Osio
Tom
Finicum
Las Vegas
Nev
David Finicur
Navajn Springs
Donald Finicum
Camp Verde
Jim Lavin
Barkey Burch
Carl Perkins
Cedar City
Uhh
Dale
Feedonia
Adeline
Daly City
Clitsi
Forest
Hooker, Okla
Fay
Wiknington
Cal
Caiconino Forest Presents Fire Prevention Film Series
The Oponina National Forest kicks off its annual effort to educate children on forest fire prevention by screening films at Nativity School in Flagstaff. Forest rangers Keith Hunter and Al Bell spoke about prevention alongside the screenings. Additional showings are planned for Flagstaff elementary schools and Sedona.
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Oponina National Forest
Flagstaff
Keith Hunter
al Bell
Tangas
Sedoniz
TV and Movie Schedule Roundup for Wednesday Jan 24
A dense TV guide lists shows across the day from 5:00 to 10:80 with a mix of cartoons, dramas, news, and a late movie. Notable items include Wild Bill Hickok, The Alvin Show, Bonanza style series, and Naked City. Program names, times, and channel notes fill the schedule.
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Wild Bill Sickok
Dell's Collie
Bozo the Clown
Kukla
Ovie
Arizona
Riley
Alvin
Bob Newhart
Steel Hour
Beinkley's Journal
Naked City
Wapon ‘Train
Highway Patrol
Everglades
Mahnlin Jackson
Weather Summary and Forecast for Flagstaff Area
Weather roundup shows highs near 85 and overnight lows around 60 for today with precipitation minimal. Forecast calls for scattered light snow showers and fog in northern Arizona regions tonight into tomorrow with northeasterly winds 8 to 16 mph and cooler temperatures. Extended outlook through Sunday indicates a cooling trend with below normal highs around 30 and precipitation likely across all sections, normal temperatures 39 and 12.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Fountain
Losses Fractional as Paint Stocks Drag Market Lower
New York AP reports a quiet trading session with the Associated Press average down 0.60 at 253.50. Dow Jones index slips 5.93 to 692.59 as several major names including Du Pont General Motors American and Eastern Airlines show mixed or lower prices amid a broad decline in steels utilities aerospace tobacco and chemicals.
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Associated Press
du Pont
General Motors
Senate
American
Eastern Airlines
Ford
Chrysler
General
Motors
American Airlines
United Airlines
Pan American
Roum. & Haas
America Stock Exchange
U.S
K of C Meeting Here Postponed
The regular Flagstaff Knights of Columbus meeting scheduled for tonight has been postponed until February 44 due to weather. Grand Knight Francis Shamrell announced the postponement. The meeting was delayed because of the weather.
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Knights of Columbus
Francis Shamrell
Deed Transfers Reported in Coconino Daily Record
Special warranty deeds recorded involving Eyoie E Burrus and Artin E Woimgren and Jose Q Garcia with Larry Mills. Phoenix Title and Trust Company Trustee and Northern Arizona Title Company Dru s l ea listed. Helena Geiger and others named among grantors and grantees.
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Artin
E. Woimgren
Jose Q. Garcia
Larry
Mills
Northern Arizona
Druslea
Helena Geiger
Larry K. Mills
Q. Garcia
Sister of Rose O'Reilly Dies in New York
Mire Fremlin R. Blake, Julia Blake, sister of Miss Rose O'Reilly of Playstaff, died Monday in Tarrytown New York. A Requiem Mass will be said in Flagstaff on January 29. She spent fall 1960 visiting Flagstaff and is survived by three children and two brothers.
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Tarrytown
N.Y
Mire
Fremlin R
Julia) Blake
Rose O'Reilly
Playstaff
Miss Blake
Miss O'Reilly
Eugene J. McCarthy
General Assembly may back Asian African resolution on Angola
United Nations delegates predicted overwhelming approval for a resolution calling on Portugal to end harsh rule in Angola and begin the road to independence. The measure, with 40 sponsors, expected to attract up to 85 favorable votes in the General Assembly, well above the two thirds needed. Also reported were Hodges weighing a possible tax cut if U S production rises 4 percent, Verwoerd outlining self government for a segregated Transkei, and Congo forces and UN advisers reporting security at Kongolo after a New Year massacre of 18 white Catholic priests.
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APT -Uin
General Assembly
Portugal
Angola
Ayas
If Nation Assembly
Leopoldville
The
Congo
U.N
Katanga
Kon- Folo
Kongolo
Victor Lundula
Nomination Letter for Herb Emblen Man of the Year
A community letter from Art and Virginia Berger nominates Herb Emblen for Man of the Year praising his selfless service to the city and state through multiple projects. The letter notes Emblen has advanced community efforts without personal gain and accomplished what others would deem impossible.
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Brom
Herb Enblen
Herb Emblen
Emblen
Art
Virginia Berger
Appropriations Unit Rapidly Moves Toward State Budget
The Arizona House Appropriations Committee aims to finish work by week’s end with John Duncan presenting liquor and control figures. This marks an unusually early draft of the appropriations bill as lawmakers push to conclude in nine weeks, possibly before Gov. Fannin’s budget message.
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House Appropriations Committee
John Duncan
Robert Hathaway
Santa Cruz
Senate
Nabbane
Robert Poichnow
D-Coconino
Appropriations
Hye
Paul Fennin
Bible Digest Excerpt Promotes Salvation Message
A religious note urges readers to call on the Lord for salvation quoting Acts 2 21 and urging trust in Jesus for eternal safety. It emphasizes that those who are worldly and not saved will miss Treaven and be left behind, inviting immediate faith.
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Dean
Acts
Treaven
God
Jesus
O C Hobbs 78 Dies Rites Set In Albuquerque
Funeral services for O C Hobbs 78 will be held Thursday afternoon at the First Baptist Church in Albuquerque. He died Tuesday night at the Santa Fe Railroad hospital in New Mexico city. He was a former Flags staff resident and brother in law to W T Hudgens. Mr and Mrs Hudgens left this morning for Albuquerque to attend the services. The Hobbs have lived in Albuquerque for a number of years.
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First Baptist Church
Albuquerque
G. G. Hobbs
Santa Fe Railroad
New Mexico City
Flags
W. Tl. Hudgens
Navajo Plea to Chew Peyote Faces Appeals Review
Navajo Indians ask the U S Court of Appeals to allow peyote chewing at sacred rites. Interior Department backs the tribal ban, opposing arrest for sacramental use, while church members argue federal interference with religious practice. The case follows prior federal rulings upholding tribal authority over at res banned conduct.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Interior Department
New Mexico
Tollans
Federal District Court
Circuit Emit
Sidney Dickstein
Shoul
Alierney
Floyd Trance
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