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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1961
Page
1
The excerpt mocks stereotypes in depictions of Chinese cartoons and a Far East figure, then broadens to critique how Indians and non Indians are perceived. It critiques simplified views of nations and peoples, noting how bias shapes beliefs about life, motives, and others across cultures.
Three Corpus Christi women testified that they were told not to doubt Milton Addison or they would miss the big payoff. They lent amounts totaling around 6 000 and expected incomes of 150 000 to 250 000 yearly, with promises of a share from mining ventures. The fifth day of the Addison fraud trial recessed for the weekend.
A parsed TV guide page lists scheduled programs by time across Saturday and Sunday. It includes news, weather, movies, westerns, variety shows, game shows, sports, and specials with numerous titles and channels. The fragmentary list names many programs such as Gunsmoke, Wagon Train, He shows, sports events, and feature presentations, reflecting a late 1950s to 1960s era lineup.
At Cape Canaveral six young chimpanzees undergo final medical and training tests to select a primary and alternate for a Redstone Mercury mission. The best candidate will ride a Project Mercury capsule to about 15 miles up and 290 miles down range, with sensors tracking heart rate temperature and movement during a five minute simulated flight.
Navajo County in Arizona tabbed as pilot county in a nationwide Rural Development Program joined by 88 states and Puerto Rico. Mohave could join next year. Local officials at Holbrook welcomed the initiative aimed at improving income and living standards in rural counties through technical assistance, farm improvements, industrial development, and training. The program, started by Congress in 1967 on a pilot basis, now covers about 350 counties and seeks to expand education and job opportunities for residents of small farms and ranches. Departments, agencies, and nonprofits in Arizona and at the federal level participated in launching the effort at Holbrook.
Myron Wells and Randy Hardin led a joint Arizona and Sonora motel association meeting at Desert Mills Motel in Phoenix. Attendees included George Villareal Jaime Carballo and R E Denying as state hotel leaders discussed a Phoenix Tourist Office, joint publicity, and cross border currency access.
Weather fragment reports sunset time at 8:51 and sunrise around four morrow with low temperatures 18 and 34 present. Precipitation 49. Year ago today high 99 low 15 precip 0. Normal highs 40 lows 13 precip 5. Record high and low values from 1916 1932 1953 83 54.
The Sun details mailing rates for Flagstaff Arizona readers by county and region, including prices per month and year, plus notes on second class postage and publication dates. It notes the Coconino Sun since 1882 and The Daily Sun since 1845, with correction policy for any errors in columns.
Tokyo Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda stated Japan would not recognize Communist China under current global conditions. He urged flexible policy, linking relations with China to stances by the United States and allies, while favoring private technical exchanges and separate trade. He also praised Japan's booming economy and potential impact of U S moves.
SKF chairman Frankis Boyar attacked the Kefauver committee probe as propaganda and warned it could delay lifesaving drugs. He cited FDA figures showing only five new drugs approved in the third quarter of 1980 versus seventeen in 1989, saying policy will shape future medical treatment.
Blanche Williams profiles Bentile Filmore, longtime Mill Williams Mountain Men member born in Phoenix and raised in Flagstaff Red Lake and Williams. He joins annual trips to Phoenix every March and shares pride in representing Williams and his family as he reflects on recent travels and health.
A Flagstaff family appeals for information on their five year old miniature chihuahua named Little Bit missing since last Sunday evening from 200 Thurdave. Mrs Ingram and daughter Laurel 14, with neighbors, search East Flagstaff area. The 24 pound pet valued as part of the family, last seen wandering in the cold. Anyone with knowledge is asked to contact BR 44239.
Warranty deeds recorded in Coconino County offices include transfers from John Hi Gat et ux to Ray Morales et ux and others to Burrdett and others. Special warranty deed from Northern Arizona Title Co. to Rubin E Reynnsa et ux. Marriage licenses issued include Edward Yellow Mexican TL and Laura Yellow Mexican, Ronald Oliver Chairch and Virginia Louise Cowan, Bernard Evie Anderson and Phyllis Dale Brooksby, among others.
Norton Va report says Francie Powers wife and parents see new hope for release from Soviet confinement. Powers wrote his parents he is not optimistic but hopeful. Father Oliver Powers shared optimism his son will be freed soon as Kennedy signals no resumption of U2 flights over Russia. Barbara Powers in Milledgeville Ga weighs appealing to President Kennedy to press for negotiations with Premier Khrushchev.
Richard Beaver and Bill Williams will speak at the Toastmasters Mud at Tam meeting at Monte Vista Motel dining room Tuesday. Jim Voorhis serves as toastmaster with Cecil Riker as topics master. guests are invited to attend as one guest to join the group seeking self improvement.
U S Ambassador Winthrop G Brow left Vientiane for talks in Washington with the new Democratic administration on Laos civil war policy The spokesman said the trip is not tied to any new development In Moscow and London negotiations continue The government plans a two pronged assault on the Pou Khoun junction to break rebel control and link northern and southern columns toward Xieng Khouang Province
Dr Gisrles KR Hilbers, local veterinarian, showed slides on horses during a 4-H Horsemanship Club meeting. The group named two families as nominees for the 4-H Family of the Year. Leaders present were Mrs. Margaret Kirkiam, Mrs. Warnla Hunsaker, and Mrs. Denna Rapp. Mrs. Margaret McKeen attended as a guest.
In Nairobi AP said Elsa the lioness, famous from the Born Free biography, died in the jungle. Postmortems ruled natural causes after earlier foul play suspicions. Her story boosted Joy Adamson’s book to half a million copies. meanwhile authorities urged banishment or death for the dangerous lioness.
President Kennedy directs a probe into the Cuban refugee crisis with a Miami visit planned. About 1,000 Cubans flee weekly. over 1.0 million have sought U.S. asylum since Castro took power. Eisenhower sets aside a 1 million dollar aid fund and assigns Tracy Voorhies to study relief operations.
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