Noon Parade Launches Pow Wow Celebration
The article describes noon and weekend parades to open the Pow Wow festival with processions along Late Pe Avenue and surrounding streets. Rodeo performances accompany ceremonial programs at the park arena. Governor Howard Wyle is to announce key events, with marching music by the official Pow Wow band and Mohave Italian band. A breakfast for leaders kicks off the events, and new tents and facilities are set up for visitors.
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Pete Neil Vo Christensen
Sanday
Cne Park
Howard Wyle
Nannouneer
Ainty Watt Garthw
Fairy
Taut
Lermux
Aepon
Fanorenechanl
Ha Aly
Edw. Banner
Rng
Parker
Gihal
Veroruinaytyl
Roca Wens Coring
Hitt Ieouinitsy
Ron Wait
CIA Eines
Jayeers
Splury
Kiwanis
Lions
Digger Ineley
Petition drive seeks hospital district in Flagstaff area
Nearly 700 signatures were presented urging the supervisors to call an election on forming a Flagstaff area hospital district. The plan covers Flagstaff east to Sedona and Deschman Flat north to Happy Valley, with a nonprofit group proposing Community Hospital as the district’s anchor. Concurrently, licenses and state approvals were considered for local wine and beer sales venues.
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Flagstaff
Flagatarr
Winana
Sedona
Happy Tuck
Woot
Parks
Aneth
Deschman
Distitel
Huitds & Hospital
Sa-Codanini
Conmunity Hospital
Stati
Ray Meany
Winslow
Charley A. Schroer
Low Offer On HS Project Over Estimate On Bid
Bids opened for the Flagstaff high school plant and pool showed a low bid of 947000 by a Utah firm. Supervisors may accept the high school project bid and an auditorium cafeteria remodel, while considering savings by item changes.
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Che Oblumt Constelletign Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
Flagstafi
Selon
Cenfeteria
Sedoin
Oh Hiberns Ang Associates
Sedona Renvoilab
Ling
Sedona
Sturgeon Gromer
Brigis
Cromer
Cail
Auditarium
Six More Dead On Highways In Rainstorm Crash
Arizona roads added six fatalities as a Los Angeles family perished near Bowie in a head on collision with a semi in a blinding rain. The driver of the truck escaped serious injury. A Phoenix Time Death toll rose with Maggie Engelmann and two others killed in separate crashes, while two more victims from prior accidents were identified.
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Arizona
Los Angeles
Bowie
Highway Patrol
Mar
John BR. Mechmimaen
Parrot Tr
la Molly
O.C. Russell Trunk Co
Phoenix
Tucson
Maggie Engelmann
S. Campbell “Ave
Ore Wells
Angel al
Lew Show Lumberman Dies At St Fort
Funeral services are set for Lew Show a lumberman at the Retthesa Lumber Mill who died yesterday. The age and exact details are unclear but the services will be held at 4 PM Sunday at St John Hospital followed by burial in the nearby Mount Hope Cemetery.
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St. Tohne Hostal
Reidhead
Fiers
Weather Picture Still Uncertain for Pow Wow Week
An unclear forecast for Pow Wow week describes moist air from Mexico and variable conditions. Forecasters note shifting patterns, possible showers during afternoon and evening shows, with clouds forming at sunrise and gusty winds likely at night.
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Iostaro
Income Tax Cut Defeated in Congress Fight
A transgender of unclear text discusses stalled moves toward a general income tax cut. The piece mentions Senate and House action, party positions, and the 1991 tax bill context, noting Democratic and Republican proposals and political maneuvering ahead of elections.
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Washington
Senate
Yeu Bering
Mey
Homemade bombs explode in Phoenix district, two devices detonated
Two homemade bombs exploded in Phoenix today, damaging North Town Drives In near North Contra Avenue. Police could not locate a section of one device. The blast, heard downtown about 20 minutes after the first, appeared connected to striking restaurant workers. The second blast occurred around 3:20 a.m.
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Phoenix
North Contra Avenue
Ig Belnss
Sales To US Ruled Taxable Sales To US
The Arizona government extends the sales tax to government purchases effective July. Mines selling copper, gold, tungsten, or tungsten to government bodies become taxable even when delivery occurs outside the state. Commissioners warned businesses statewide to begin collecting on sales to government entities on the new effective date.
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Arizona
Tha Las
Arizona Democrats Dominate Voter Registrations In State
Democarats have compiled about 92 percent of registrations in Arizona as primaries approach, with GOP gains in several counties. The statewide survey shows Democrats far ahead in most counties, including Navajo, while overall registrations were reshaped by a new state law taking effect Jan 1.
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Associated Press
Republic
GOP
Ancintate
County Recorders
Democrata
Rio Grande Flood Toll 55, International Bridge Gone
A chaotic flood along the Rio Grande caused 55 deaths and destroyed the international bridge. The disaster affected San Ypancio and nearby towns, with tens of thousands displaced and critical infrastructure like dams and rail lines damaged across miles of the river basin. Local shelters filled as the floodwaters rose, leaving communities torn and searching for survivors.
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Rio Grande
International Bridge
June Travel Below Fifty Three Travel Statistics
Travel figures show June monthly totals around 59,709 with year to date 196,988 in 1953. Data includes monthly comparisons to 1952 and 1953, noting shifts in car totals and year progress at agricultural checking stations, with figures for months from January to December and for six month periods. Specific station notes reference Westbound earn and Atle agricultural station in the UK, with figures for May and June.
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Holubook
Atle
Volilter
Horce Apentoy
Marcoy
Daly
Linas
Parking Meters To Be Enforced By Local Police
Chief W M Epperson announced strict enforcement of posted meter limits to improve traffic flow. Most meters allow two hour limits with some 12 minute or 77 minute variants. violators will be ticketed. Businesses leaving cars all day were flagged as blocking spaces for shoppers.
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Reltay
W. M. Epperson
Frank
Ley Xeon
Epperson
Cara
Tehlelea
State Agency Pays Dividend to Unemployed Workers
The Arizona Industrial Commission announced a one million dollar dividend paid to 165 firms under the state workers compensation program. The payout reflects lower unemployment claims and lower experience ratings for the year, with next year’s rates projected to fall about 1.0 percent.
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Argana
Navajos Seek Damages From U S Government
A 1920s era suit alleges persecution by land management agents against four Navajo women led by Jane Ben and My Mig, seeking damages after livestock seizures and alleged mental and physical pain from ancestral hogar deprivation. The complaint cites a prior Federal suit where the tribe was awarded $100, and notes intensified tension with authorities in San Juan County.
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Jane Ben
Mig” John
Ail Fisuwrtl
U.S
RLM
San Juan County
US Soviet Diplomats Meet Over Luncheon
In Geneva diplomats from the United States and Soviet Union join a luncheon as part of ongoing talks. Delegates hold private meetings while a full nine power conference session is planned for tomorrow to pursue movement on an international commission and armistice terms.
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Geneva
Kelly Tank Fire Area Reseeded With Crested Wheat and Clover
The Kelly Tank fire area in Coconino County was reseeded in early June using twelve tons of crested wheat and yellow sweet clover. Seeding was done by hand and largely by plane, aiming to stabilize soil and restore ground cover before July rains. Freeman Sulutta praised the quick Forest Service effort, noting potential extensive damage without vegetation and that ashes make a good seed bed. the project completed midweek after starting days earlier.
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Werp
Arizona
Coconino Nation
Bards
Kelly
Salormlo
Brand
Belle Springs
Playmtatt Waas
F Kelly
Kenneth A. Keengy
Xuperyi
Coronina
Freeman Sulutta
Phalman
Kean Arizona Green Assaeilion
Forest Service
Pow Wow Information Ride Across Regions in Day Event
The Pow Wow begins near the Santa Fe gateway and travels through multiple towns including San Francisco and Hirsh with a run through Leroix and Helmphrey before finishing at Tireli. Only Indigenous participants may join racing and related events proceed at City Park grandstand with tickets sold by the Chamber of Commerce and near the grandstand side office.
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Grampoly
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Worth i
Leroix
Smills
Agen
Helmphrey
Tireli
Hirch
Hyeersaut
Ndlzak Mar
Chamber of Commerce
West Santa Ip
FI Viregard
Cir Stark Grandstand
Indians To File Amended Water Suit Complaint
Indians of the Gita River and Pirya-Mar eops plan to file an amended water dispute complaint with the federal government. The original complaint was filed by McKay in Arizona during a recent visit, and the events occurred several weeks ago.
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Phoents
Gita River
Pirya-Mar Eops
Fedieral
Dave
McKay
Arizona
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