Weather and civic notices from Flagstaff and northern Arizona
Data on daily temps, precipitation, and records with city forecasts for Flagstaff Sedona Winslow and Holbrook. Includes admissions, discharges, new citizens and marriage licenses for July 13 with local officials and notes on a conductor arriving.
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Fearn West
Tuba City
Scott Andrews
West SL
Robert Anthony Yateues
Flagstaff
Susan Grace Garcia
Fire Log Report of Thursday Evening Damage
Fire log notes a concrete building fronts damage at Castles Berry Construction Co on Laker Mary Road due to overheated equipment in blowers and tubes at Southwest Forest Industries lumber mill. Moderate damage reported with youths handling watches and a relay cock tail incident around 10 p.m.
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Castlesberry Construction Co
Laker Mary Road
Southwest Forest Industries Lumber
New Yorkers Push Wallace On Presidential Ballot
The New York Courage party plans to circulate petitions starting July 29 to place Alabama Gov. George Wallace on the presidential ballot. The effort mirrors Wallace’s 1968 New York bid. William Morris, a former Conservative candidate for State Senate, said signatures totaling 20,000 are needed statewide and Wallace must decide by September 5.
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Yonkers
N.Y
New York State
Courage Party
Alabama
George Wallace
Courage
Wallace
New York
William Morris
State Senate
Morris
Penn Central Railroad Aid
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Arizona Daily Sun Publication Details and Rates
The notice provides publication details for The Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun, listing mailing address at 417 W Santa Fe Ave, Flagstaff, and contact number 774 4545. It notes subscription rates by month and year, and mentions regional circulation areas including Navajo and Yavapai counties with standard delivery.
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We Flagstaff Publishing Co
W. Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Gene Lenis
Arizona Daily Sun
Coconino Sun
Flagatall Publishing Co
Flagstall
Arlt
Tuba City School Chief Heads Study
PHOENIX AP The Arizona Department of Education has picked Hadley A Thom as 44 former Tuba City school superintendent to study year round schooling. Weldon P Shelstall says the 12 month year will be reviewed with districts that want to field test it and to confirm which districts are interested.
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Phoene (Ap
Arezona Department of Education
Hadley A. Thomas
Tuba City
Weldon P. Shelstall
Shofstall
Newell Rites Set Saturday in Cornville
Glen Newell 81, longtime Cornville resident and author, died at home. Graveside services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Se dona Memorial Park Cemetery. No survivors listed. The Westcott Mortuary in Cottonwood announced arrangements.
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Glen, Newell
Cornville
Wootay
Sedona Memorial Park
Newell
Helam River
Ore
Westcott
Cottonwood
SAIGON INDICTS SA7 HEAT SEEKER CHANGED VIETNAM WAR FLYING TACTICS
Hanoi has introduced the Strela SA7 heat seeking anti aircraft missile, altering U S and South Vietnamese air tactics. The weapon targets helicopters and slow aircraft, with pilots adopting low level flight and autorotation to evade or misdirect missiles.
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Saigon
Hanoi
U.S
An Loc
Highway 13
AEC Security Chief Firing Is Disclosed
Washington AP The Atomic Energy Commission says William T Riley director of security has been placed on leave without pay amid allegations concerning his personal finances The spokesman cites borrowing from other AEC employees and debts over 100000 Riley who earned 38000 yearly has been replaced by Paul Gaughren during investigation Riley joined AEC in 1947 at Los Alamos and rose to chief of security overseeing security for installations from Washington to Eniwetok Brookhaven and the Aleutians He also handles personnel security including clearances and sabotage protection The spokesman notes there is no indication that any security matters are involved
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
William T. Riley
AEC
Riley
Paul Gaughren
Division of Security
Commission
Division of Inspection
Los Alamos
N.M
Aga
Washington, D.C
Eniwetok
Brookhaven
N.Y
Aleutian Islands
AFC
Hungry Thieves Behind Bars
Two men face petty theft charges in a city pierce case. James Reece Parr of Salinas allegedly took 72 ice cream bars from a truck valued at $6.20. Earlier, Mark Edward Beck of Norwalk was charged with taking $1.50 in donuts from a downtown grocery.
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James Reece Parr
Salinas
Calif
Mark Edward Beck
Norwalk
Pioneer Day Of The Sun Authenticity In Modern Celebration
The Mormon Pioneer Day is celebrated in 1848 style with a parade at Cocunut High School and a $2 ticket for adults, $1 for children. Proceeds support church welfare and old fashioned recreation after a barbecue. Ruth Palmer notes the event honors West settlers and has been held in Flagstaff for over 20 years.
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Arizona
Utah
West
Ruth Palmer
Flagstaff
Cocunine High School
State approves $3.7 million road contracts in multiple projects
The State Highway Commission approved $3.7 million in road work including a $1.3 million bridge over the Agua Fria River near Avondale to Burgess Construction and a $2 million project for the I-40 interchange near Winslow. It also authorized the first international transportation plan for Douglas and Agua Prieta with a total future outlay of $20 million to upgrade streets and highways through the twin-border cities.
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Phoenik
State Highway Commission
Agua Fria River
Avoodale
Burgess Construction Co
U.S. 80
Avomdale
Western Contractors
Winslow
Navajo County
Douglas
Agua Prieta
Free photographer recounts capture of U S advisers in Vietnam
Yves-Michel Dumont, a 24 year old French photographer released by North Vietnam, says two American advisers were captured with him and he saw a third captive in Cambodia. He describes separation from the Americans four days after Los Ninh capture, wounded advisors, and a tear gas rescue attempt before the group moved north, ending in a camp near Smuol in Cambodia.
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Saigon
Yves-Michel Dumont
Captuy
Camboia
Dumont
U.S
Los Ninh
Smuol
Cambodia
Party Dance Canceled In Respect for Leader
The Flagstaff party dinner to honor retiring officials is still set for 26:40 p.m. at the Elks Club, but the dance is canceled in memory of Woodrow R. Crain who died Wednesday. Crain chaired the Coconino County Democratic Central Committee for two months and led the city NAACP chapter. Party leaders plan to name a successor by Saturday.
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Vas
Woodrow R. Crain
Craiin
Coconino County
Democratic Central Committee
Crain
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Heat Records Hit Flagstaff Weather Service Office
A Thursday heat spike reached a new high at the National Weather Service office in Flagstaff with 94 degrees, surpassing the previous 1999 record of 93. Forecasters expect more warm days and cool nights ahead.
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Mercury
Flagstaff
National Weather Service
Directory Is Ready For In servicemen And Veterans
The fifth revision of the Information Directory for servicemen and veterans residing in Arizona and New Mexico is available by contacting Mrs. George Edward Book, Box 605, Window Rock, Ariz. 86515.
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Arizona
New Mexico
George Edward Book
Window Rock
Ariz
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