American supermarket idea expands overseas as example of enterprise
A U.S. insight into free enterprise extols supermarkets as a modern marketing model. Norman Adams of Safeway notes three Alaska stores and plans for Hatvali and Europe expansion, signaling a global push for larger scale groceries beyond the United States. Page four references continue.
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Safeway
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Hatvali
Europe
United States
Hashknife Riders Ready for Holbrook to Scottsdale Pony Express
Holbrook hosts the Hashknife Sheriff's posse for its fourth annual pony express ride to Scottsdale. Twenty five riders depart at noon Wednesday January 31 delivering U S mail with five mile relay legs. Snow up to three feet on the Mogollon Rim may slow progress. final rider due at Scottsdale post office by 12 a.m. February 2.
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Hashknife Sheriff's
Navajo County
Pony Express
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Stollsdale
Seadsdale
Ranger 8 misses moon and lone objective in spaceflight
Los Angeles AP reports Ranger 8 failed to reach most of its four objectives after launch from Cape Canaveral. It missed the moon by about 22,862 miles, could not bounce radar signals, failed to land its capsule or activate the seismometer, and did not take close up lunar pictures. Gamma radiation data from Ranger 3 is being analyzed as the craft drifts in solar orbit.
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State Senate considers $102 million for Arizona colleges
A PHOENIX AP report notes bills seek $102 million for University of Arizona, Arizona State University and Arizona State College to raise bond limits for dorms and campus projects. Arizona would get $5.1 million for land and $3.71 million for a women’s PE facility, ASU $3.58 million for an industrial education building, ASC $28.0 million for a liberal arts facility, with other campus improvements listed and no tax impact.
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Fred Sdine
Wilkians
Paonlio County
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Kitt Peak
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3 Year Probation For Bill Bonanno
Salvatore Bonanno of Tucson, son of a known mob figure, was sentenced in superior court to three years probation after pleading guilty to passing a bad check for $1001 without sufficient funds in his account. The Phoenix court hearing occurred last week.
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Salvatore
Punt Bonanno
Prolife Hiteiera
Tucson
Gallup choosen as Forest Service training center site
The Forest Service tentatively selects Gallup New Mexico as the training center for Southwest Region personnel with plans to start classes this fall. Flagstaff and 40 intermountain region sites were considered but final choice depends on negotiations to acquire a surplus Army radar installation at Gallup.
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Flagstall
Arena Flate College
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Dar Childress
ASC
J. Lawrence
Charles Q. Miner
Northern Arizona Nationad Forests
Avith
Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce
Astrologers Predict End of World as Five Planets Align
A New York report cautions readers against Monday doom forecasts by astrologers who tie prophecies to a rare planetary alignment. Hayden Planetarium scientist James S. Pickering notes such warnings recur, urging calm while believers in Calcutta Bombay and Delhi seek refuge.
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Venus
Mari
Dupitar
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Keine
India
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Miedras
New Delhi
Nepal
Sheile
Arizona
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Clanton
Early Orbit Attempt From Glenn Mission Delayed
Project Mercury officials say the next attempt to orbit John Glenn Jr. five times will come earlier than Thursday. Glenn, 40, spent hours awaiting launch on Saturday before weather forced a postponement. He attended church Sunday and prepared for countdown critical hours with space suit checks and trainer drills as Atlantic weather remained the main concern.
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Glenn Jr
Tieutenant Colon
Glenn
Riverside Presbyterian Church
Coron Beach
Charles F- Pfeiffer
Dart Wong
Elach
Afernoon
Rockyt
Yookel
Pat
Fair Weather Near Northland Delays Bring Pleasant Temps
A fragmentary weather note reports fair conditions lingering over Northland for several days. The Pacific coast forecast calls for clearing skies and mild temperatures across Idaho and Oregon, with improving conditions expected as the week unfolds.
Latin American ministers back move to suspend Cuba from hemispheric councils
In Punta del Este delegates from 19 Latin American republics reached a broad accord to suspend Fidel Castro’s Cuba from Organization of American States bodies. A US source said 17 to 18 votes may back a policy statement deeming the Havana regime unfit for participation. The meeting aimed to craft at least six resolutions for a final declaration, while Cuba’s involvement in inter-American defense and other agencies faced opposition.
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Chile
Brazil
Mexico
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United States
Council of the Organization of American States
Bean Rush
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Havana
Capa
Mey ‘O
Inter-American Defense Board
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Famed Violinist Kreisler Dies at 88
AP reports renowned violinist Fritz Kreisler died at 88 after a period in hospital. The funeral arrangements were not immediately announced. Kreisler, who rose to fame in the early 20th century, was celebrated for his expressive performances worldwide.
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