Kennedy economic program faces GOP resistance in Congress
Republicans maneuver to slow down Kennedy's economic program arguing a cautious path is needed amid an economic downturn. Senate GOP leader Dirksen signals extensive hearings while Thruston Morton questions the budget fit and pace. Democrats vow to push enactment despite GOP opposition and potential defections.
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Conservation Corps
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Morton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
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Warranty Deeds Recorded by Coconino County Office
The Coconino Daily Record reports recorded deeds in Coconino County including warranty deeds from Clyde E. Hunsaker Jr. to James L. Copeland and J F Roeder to Lester Waits, Babbitt Brothers Trading Company to Coca Cola Bottling Company, John F Long Home Builders Inc. to Paul A Payne and John F Lone Home Builders Inc. to 10 Thomas R Seigal. Special Warranty Deed from Norther Arizona Title Company, Trustee, to Elmer George Crevis and Phoenix Title and Trust Company, Trustee, to Harry Leo Girard. Quit Claim Deed from Robert Fr Benson to Arivona New Mexico Development Corp.
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Clyde E. Hunsaker Jr
el Ux
James L. Copeland
J. F Roeder
Lester Waits
Babbitt Brothers Trading Company
Coca Cola Battling Company
John F. Long Home Builders Inc
Paul A. Payne
John F. Lone Home Builders Inc
Thomas R. Seigal
Norther Arizona Title Company
Elmer George Crevisfon
Phoenix Title and Trust Company
Harry Leo Girard
Robert FR. Benson
Arigvona New Mexico Development Corp
Cancer Society Sets Meeting in Flagstaff Campus
The Coconutte County chapter of the American Cancer Society will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Room 101 of the Science Building on the Arizona State College campus. Kenneth Derifield announced plans to advance the cancer crisis event opening April 5 in Flagstaff and finalize two film showings for Flagstaff women and for Arizona State College women.
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Coconutte County
American Cancer Society
Science
Arizona State College
Kenneth Derifield
Flagstaff
Finar
Arizona State
Dorothy Thompson dies famed columnist at 66
LISBON AP Dorothy Thompson renowned newspaper columnist and author was found dead in her hotel room aged 66 after a heart attack weeks earlier. A lifelong controversial figure, she retired in 1958 following the death of her third husband Maxim Kopf. Thompson was born July 9, 1894 in Lancaster New York and educated at Lewis Institute and Syracuse University.
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Thompson
Joseph Bard
Sinclair Lewis
Michael
Rome
Lancaster
N. Y
Lewis Institute
Chicago
Syracuse University
Germany
Terhookt
Hiller
Congress of American
Arizona Daily Sun Editor Named 1961 AP News Study Head
DOUGLAS AP report says Wilnars Roys, managing editor of The Arizona Daily Sun Flagstaff, was appointed chairman of the Arizona Associated Press News Study Committee. The appointment was announced by J Newell Johnston publisher of The Douglas Dispatch and AP chairman.
Water Resources Panel Bill Drives Colorado River Talks
Arizona lawmakers introduced a bill to form a state water resources planning commission to study diversion and distribution of extra Colorado River water, tied to a Supreme Court special master report. The panel would report by December 15, 1962 and include the governor, land commissioner, and five appointees. Senators Corbett Haldiman Arnold Goff Mecham Prochnow sponsor.
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Water Resources Planning Commission
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Senate
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Colorado
Mrs C B Sutton Sr 83 Dies in Williams Hospital
Mrs C B Sutton Sr 83 longtime Williams Arizona resident died early today at Williams Hospital after an illness dating to July 1959 She was born Hattie E Barton March 1 1878 in Tay Kan married O B Sutton in 1894 They lived in Williams since 1936 with winters in Bullhead City Surviving are her husband three daughters four sons a sister a brother 24 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral arrangements pending
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C. B. Sutton
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Arizona
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Tay Kan
O. B Sutton
Chantitté
Kaw
Iwest
New Mexico
Winslow
Sutton
Santa Fe
Bullhead City
Fife
Order of the Eastern Star
C. ¥. Sutton, Sr
Lela Canaga
Mrg
Waller D. Hatch
Margaret Nedkos
Phoenix
Leon
Parker G
W. B
Bil) Sutton
Mamie Hanson
Kansas City
Mas
K. L. Barton
California
Fulbright backs long term foreign aid plan
Sen J William Fulbright chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee endorses President Kennedy for placing the foreign aid program on a long term basis. Kennedy presents a general plan urging Congress and the nation to take the challenges of building the non Communist world seriously. Fulbright promoting five year financing for the Development Loan Fund, a proposal Eisenhower rejected in favor of short term annual appropriations.
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J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Kennedy
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hope Kennedy
Congress
Cfucls
Joans Iam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Boy Joined By Brother In School In New Orleans
In New Orleans a white boy joined his brother at the integrated McDonogh No 4 school as federal marshals escorted the children to class. About 25 onlookers, mostly women, watched from across the street while jeers followed the procession. Additional desegregation actions included three Negro first grade girls attending McDonogh and ongoing tensions at home for the Thompson family.
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New Orleans
McDonagh No. W
Michael Thompson
Altims
Gregory
Thompson
McDonogh
John N. Thompson
Margaret Leavin
McNonagh
Willliam Frantz
GOP Committee Meets Tonight in Arizona District Plan
The Coconino County Republican Central Committee meets at 7 30 pm in the Blue Flame Room of the Southern Union Gas Co Chairman Douglas Vail announces plans for the forthcoming special congressional district seat in Arizona and other business.
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Coconino County
Republican Central Committee
Blue Flame
Southern Union Gas Co
Douglas
Vail
Arizons
Boston Transit Stoppage Paralyzes City Services
An unauthorized strike by transit workers shuts down Boston rapid transit and buses, prompting Gov. Volpe to summon Metropolitan Transit Authority leaders. The Carmen’s Union strike disrupts 690,000 daily riders, as riders carpool, train, or hitch rides amid wage disputes and a recent contract ruling.
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John A. Volpr
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Transit Authority
Thomas J. McLernon
Thomas J. Griffin
William V. Ward
Board of Trustees
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Ward
Traneil Authority
Toderys Weather Incomplete daily forecast and records
Weather page notes temperatures highs and lows for today and year ago with normals and records. Forecasts Flagstaff Northern Arizona show variable high cloudiness with continued warm days and nights. Southwest winds 6 to 12 miles per hour. Low tonight 31 and high tomorrow 47.
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Arizona
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