San Manuel Firm Plans Big Copper Project in Arizona
The Itecon strunion Finance Corp announced a major loan to San Manuel Copper Corp of Pinal County Arizona to develop copper ore deposits near Superior and a new townsite near Tucson. The project aims to boost U.S. copper output by about 15 percent with full production in five years, involving underground ore, mining, milling, and smelting facilities at a total cost over 94 billion dollars. The loan, the largest by REC for a private development, requires additional private funding and progress on supplying utilities and transport.
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New York
Huge Florence gasoline plant eyed to start work
Florence notes a proposed oil refinery and pipeline project that could double the town population. West Coast Pipe Line Co plans an Arizona refinery on a western Florence tract, plus a 24 inch, 5 mile pipeline from Wink to Yuma. State economists expect substantial gasoline price reductions and local job gains once underway, with production projected at 15,000 barrels daily and completion in about 12 months.
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Yuma
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Florence
Kaibab Dam Dedication Event Details
The Kaibab Dam dedication Tuesday at 10 am will feature Mayor Williams and speakers including W. Ritenhouse Parkins and Fre Udine. City officials Gordon, Mahon, and Wells will discuss construction, water use, and future needs as the dam's capacity and dimensions are outlined.
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Merwin Mahon
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Railor
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Santa Fe
Two Families Plan Prewedding Meal Night Out
Two families and their kin planned a shared meal at a local restaurant one night earlier than expected. A collision near John J. Shockey’s residence left one person with a head injury and others hospitalized for observation.
Priority housing for NOD workers at Clark Homes
Navajo Ordnance Depot workers gain housing priority at Clark Homes 200 apartments managed as veteran housing. Government directs that all vacancies after this date go to certified defense workers, reducing nondefense applications and consolidating migrant housing policy amid rising depot activity.
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Sam Francisco
PHA
Ordnance Depot
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Bids To Be Opened Tuesday In Flagstaff Project
PHOENIX The Arizona Highway Commission will open bids tomorrow on a paving project in Flagstaff. The plan calls for paving a quarter mile of U S 89A Alternate 83, grading and guiding work to complete by September 20.
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Apache Trail Lakes Claim 10th Life Since April 7
A 34-year-old man, Darwin Werhy, drowned yesterday while swimming in Canyon Lake. Authorities continue to drag the lake for the body, marking the tenth fatality at Apache Trail lakes since April 7.
Car Crashes Fatal To trips Across Arizona Weekend
Three people died in Arizona highway crashes over the weekend. George William Barnes, 25, from Eden, Mich, died when his car struck a bridge support near Piru after veering off the road. Martinez, from Phoenix, and G. Stroud, 60, from Phoanis, were killed in separate collisions near Nogales and Phoenix. An Air Force officer, Elmer Peters, sustained a pelvis fracture in the Martinez crash. A minister, Streed, was struck while crossing a Phoenix street, witnessed by his wife.
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Outsiders Aid In Fiscal Work At Prescott County Budget
Prescott County budget row erupts as county attorney accuses outsiders of assisting in the budget process behind closed doors. The board had authorized a group including county superintendent Wayne Winters and editor Ralph Williams to help draft the budget amid tension from critics like Palmer and Falmer.
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Wayne Winters
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Ralph Williams
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United States Strength Boosts Korea Say Army Chief
Seoul reports General Lawson Collins, Army chief of staff, indicated U S forces in Korea could be reinforced. He noted that means readily available for battle exist and, if essential, other assets could be employed.
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Korea
Lawson Collins
United States
Eighth Army
Holbrook approves $495000 school district bond issue
Holbrook School District No. 3 property owners approved a $495,000 bond issue on Saturday. The plan funds an athletic field a new grade school a gymnasium renovations to the high school plant and converting the current gym into an auditorium.
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Health expert urges more sanitary facilities for Pow Wow crowds
W C Stanfill of the county health service warns the Flagstaff city park crowd during Pow Wow season requires more restrooms and sewer and water lines. He estimates about 1500 people used one toilet this year with a proposed dozen toilets, plus better food and storage arrangements, costing around 16000 dollars amid rain complications and postevent cleanup risks.
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Flagstaff Traffic Survey Reveals Frequent Violations
College students conducted a half hour traffic survey at San Tranceco Street and Aspen Avenue in Flagstaff. They counted 45 jaywalkers and multiple violations by drivers including failures to stop at signs and signals, driving recklessly, and crossing the rail track. Officers issued six citations or warnings across both half hour periods.
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Lad Lost For Night In Woods
A Tucs an lad Terry Cower aged 3 spent a night in Kendrick Park while his father worked nearby. He wandered after leaving the Ken dick area Friday afternoon and was found by dawn Saturday, after sheriffs and deputies conducted a full area search. He said he slept beneath a tree after losing his bearings near unfamiliar buildings.
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North Dakota Banker Named Elks Grand Exalted Ruler
Sam Stern of New York and North Dakota banker from Wargo is chosen head of the Elks for a one year term. Stern, native of Fargo, has long led efforts to fund crippled children and will serve as Grand Exalted Ruler at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
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Deward R. Davis
Williamsburg
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Elke
Air photos show unbombed Red PW camps in Korea
United Nations Command released air photographs indicating that UN war planes did not bomb a Communist camp housing Allied prisoners of war near Pyongyang. The claim counters earlier assertions about bombing targets in the region.
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Smelter at Douglas Reopens With Postholiday Return Cut
Douglas plant resumes operations as 600 workers return from a two week vacation. The Phelps Dodge smelter restarts, signaling a return to normal output levels after the holiday shutdown.
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Rab Cat Or Rab Bit Puzzle Baffles Oklahoma Cat Owner
Oklahoma City resident Nelson Andersatt owns a curious animal he calls Bobo a mix of cat and rabbit. He notes the creature walks on four legs hops like a rabbit and purrs like a cat while veterinarians cannot determine its sex.
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100 Ack Ack Shells Stolen In Germany
Police warned West Germans of theft of 100 old anti aircraft shells from a dump in Schleswig Holstein over the weekend. The shells, likely from scrap metal collectors, could explode if exposed to a heavy blast.
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Germany
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Holstein
Special Session Not Needed Until Oct 1 in Arizona
State Senator William F. Sullivan reports no special session will be called before October 1 as federal welfare grant funds become available then. He notes the welfare aid bill passed by the House in the last Congress but died in the Senate and criticizes delayed action by Senate members.
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Howard Pyle
Laves
State Senate
Grasshopper Infestation Focuses in Yavapai Arizona
Farm Agent Bill Brechan reports that about 60 000 acres in Yavapai county are seriously infested with grasshoppers, with 69 000 additional acres in Yavapai and minor bands in Coconino and Mohave. Spraying costs shared by state federal government and land users, slated around Aug 3 after hatching, Aldrin recommended.
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Coconins
Bill Brechan
Tie
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Coconino
Brethan
Coconino County
Trechan
Brecham
Yuma Considers City Charter Amendment Tomorrow
Yuma City Council discusses a proposed charter amendment prepared by the City Charter Commission over several months. The plan, endorsed by the chamber of commerce, would establish a strong city manager over the administrative branch and abolition of four appointed city positions.
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