29 Jan 1963
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1963
Page
1
Cornerstones were laid for a S450,000 Lutheran World Federation vocational training center in Jerusalem to train Arab youths, many Palestinian refugees. The article notes a federal tax on new cars trucks and buses entering manufacturing.
Mrs Manela M Gaitia died Monday in Tucson at her daughter's home where she had lived the past three months. Rosary will be reviled Wednesday night at 8 at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. Funeral Mass Thursday at 9 at the same church with burial in Calvary Cemetery. She had lived in Flagstaff 52 years and is survived by two daughters, six sons, two brothers, a sister and 25 grandchildren.
Osborne Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 am in Memory Chapel of Moore and Sons in Phoenix for William Osborne 63 of Parks retired Arizona Public Service worker. He led a life in Parks since 1993 born in Langdale Alabama moved to Phoenix in 1924. Survivors include his wife Adriene daughter Karen E Osborne of Parks and son Will of Redwood City California.
A brief report notes Rebel factions securing a decisive victory as forces retreat with minimal losses, signaling strategic advantage. The field assessment mentions cautious optimism and the possibility of further engagements to consolidate gains.
A reflective line on personal devotion citing Acts 20 24. The speaker asserts no substitute exists for giving one’s own self, underscoring a call to total commitment. The quotation frames a devotional stance emphasizing inner sacrifice and religious duty.
A large group of Flagstaff women led by district organizers prepare for an evening fundraising march supporting the March of Dimes. Volunteers including Meg Ward and Mrs. Adams will compile donations at the Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce as workers report in. The list of participants reads like a who’s who of local names, with scores of volunteers ready to contribute tonight.
SECA reports gag appliances trial details with reference to T74am and Highway 66 east. Fragments indicate a score or score-like note and a location cue, naming Truck City Date and Highway 66 east alongside organizational tag DAE.
The speaker criticizes the zombie chief for creating the current Senate mess. They question if assigning committees by experience and interest would have helped and warn that future Arizona Senate organization by zombies may face growing public awareness and opposition.
Walter Runke Jr. dies after a heart attack at home in Flagstaff ending a long career as school board trustee and ASC buildings chief. The death creates a vacancy to be filled by the Coconino County Superintendent Bessie Kidd Best. Survivors include wife Benne Dean and five sons. Funeral arrangements awaiting family notice at Federated Community Church.
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