Otto Sorg Last Rites Set Friday
Otto Sorg, 1904 birth in Munich, died recently. last rites set for Friday at 10 a.m. in Flagstaff Mortuary Chapel with Rev. Pitze patrick. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Immigrated from Germany to the United States in 1966. two years in Arizona before settling in Flagstaff. Survived by wife Theresa, four sons including Otto Sorg Jr. of Freiburg, one sister in Germany, four grandchildren.
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Flagstaff Mortuary
Pitzepatrick
Calvary Cemetery
Mr. Sorg
Munich
Germany
United States
Arizona
Sedona
Flagstaff
Theresa
Otto Sorg, Jr
Freiburg
Walter Brake Services Held In Flagstaff Cemetery
Graveside services were held this afternoon at 7 o'clock in Citizens Cemetery for Walter Brake 42 who died Wednesday in Flagstaff Community Hospital. Brake lived at the Commercial Hotel and was born December 19 1928. He is survived by his son Neil Brake of Phoenix. Playstaff Mortuary was in charge of arrangements.
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Citizens Cemetery
Walter Brake
Flagstaff Ommunity Hospital
Mr. Brake
Commercial Hotel
Flagstaff
Neil Brake
Phonix
Playstaff Mortiary
Cloud Seeding Project Delayed in Arizona Weather Plans
A $125000 Bureau of Reclamation cloud seeding project in Arizona is delayed to Saturday. Precautions will avoid seeding over farms as pilots and radar gear miss arrival. Dr Theodore B Smith of Meteorology Research Inc notes focus on small clouds. officials worry about telephone strikes hindering connectivity to Denver.
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Bureau of Reclamation
Arizona
Theodore B. Smith
Meteorology Research, Inc
Flagstaff
Denver
Bureau
Mrs Frances Horn Annual City Visitor for 17 Years
Services were held in Seattle for Mrs Frances Horn who died at her home after returning from a visit to Flagstaff. She had been a yearly visitor to Flagstaff for 17 years and is survived by husband Victor Irwin, son George of California, daughter Karen Neiberger of Eugene Oregon, two grandsons, her mother Evelyn Sitterly of Flagstaff, sister Mary Ellen Hamilton, brother JL Sitterly of Flagstaff, and brothers George Sitterly of Jefferson City and Keith Sitterly of Arvada Colorado. Memorial services are set for Monday July 19 at 2 pm at the Flagstaff Mortuary with Pastor Harry Benson officiating.
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Seattle
Wash
Sns
Francis Horn
City Budget Boosts Departments as Tax Rate Stays Same
City increases operating budgets with 26 000 for the fire department and 171 376 for street maintenance funded by higher assessed valuations. City officials Williams and McPherson finalize details for Monday action. They say no tax rate increase to avoid burdening taxpayers while building a prudent surplus.
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Mre
Wilson
Dick Williams
Leland McPherson
Fires spike as 65 blazes burn in Arizona forest districts
Fires continued to rage across Secret Mountain and Blue Ridge areas as about 500 firefighters battled 14 new blazes and manned lookout towers. Roadblocks and closures of multiple forest areas hinder travel while authorities field rapid-fire alerts across National Forests in Arizona.
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Coconino Nacional Forest
Secret Mountain
Bill Hood
Witt
Flagstaff
Blue Ridgeng
Forest Towers
National Forests
Arizona
Navajo Sue Over 1 Million Loan To Westward Firm
The Navajo Tribe files two suits in Maricopa County and federal court seeking recovery of 1 million dollars loaned to Westward Manufacturing for a Navajo Reservation plant. Eleven co-defendants, alleged to be officers or incorporators, are named as the tribe alleges false statements and a fraudulent scheme misused funds meant for a Mexican Hat Utah plant producing campers and modular homes.
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Westward Manufacturing, Inc
Westward Coach Corp
Maricopa County
District
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Westward
Mexican Hat
Utah
Trans
Izler Solomon to Direct Flagstaff Summer Festival 1971
The essay spotlight cites Izler Solomon among notable honorees in Profiles of Excellence. He will arrive in Flagstaff around July 20 to lead rehearsals for Summer Festival 1971, directing Chamber Orchestra concerts and special performances in the city’s history.
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Flagstaff
Izler Solomon
Solomon
Martin L. McAuliffe, Jr
University of Evansville Press
Soloman
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Kurt Venncent
Irene Dunn Griffin
America
Aitllinois Symphony
Grant Johannsen
Zara Nelsona
Sidney Harth
Ferde Grofe
Mozart
Winslow Drama Class To Stage Two Plays
Winslow High School summer drama class presents two one act plays at the school auditorium with a Friday repeat. The first, Call Me Mac, is based on lines from In Flanders Fields and features a student cast led by McCrea Davis and others under Ken Harris. The second, Tre tanta, is a Wilde inspired Spanish court drama with student directors Elizabeth Ekstrom and Brenda Smith guiding the cast. Admission is 50 cents.
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Winslow I High School
Brenda Smith
Tom Elzey
Winslow
SNS
Winslow High School
Ken Harris
Mac
Theodore St. John Cox
Flanders Fields
John McCrea
McCrea Davis
Bil Duran
Bongard
Mike Ceballos
Suzanne
Stephanie Ceballos
Koerner
Jim Summersgill
Soldier
Joe Oplinger
Elise
Elizabeth Ekstram
George Higginson
Car Wilde
Infanta
le Bossu
the Duchess of Albuquerque
Kerry Shearer
Lord Severe de Cormplegne
George Trigginson
Dorothes
Carol May
Elizabeth Ekstrom
Lori Ragger
Arm
Credit Law Seminar Planned at Northern Arizona University
A free seminar on the new credit law is set for Thursday July 22 in the Business School Auditorium at Northern Arizona University. Sponsored by the Arizona Retailers Association with the Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce the afternoon session begins at 1 30. Experts will explain the installment sales act effective October 1 and how to comply with its provisions.
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Business School
Northern Arizona University
Arizona Re» Fallers Association
Flagstaff
Arizona
Arizona Daily Sun publication notice and rates
The Arizona Daily Sun announces weekday evenings publication by Flagstaff Publishing Co. at 417 W Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff Arizona with subscriptions $2.50 monthly by carrier $30 yearly by mail in Coconino Navajo and Yavapai counties and $35 elsewhere if not delivered The Coconino Sun is a weekly Saturday edition offered for $5.05 per year by mail.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
W. Sana Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona Daily Sun
Coconino
Navajo
Yavapai
Peace Plan Talks Face Hurdles in Vietnam Debate
The Viet Nam peace talks echoed over demands for self determination in the republic, with Xuan Thuy stating the South Vietnamese people must choose their future and the U.S. promising no imposed government. North and Viet Cong leaders pressed for a quick accord on troop withdrawal and prisoner releases, challenging American positions on timelines.
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United States
South Vietnam
Wgrst
U.S
Viet Cong
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