New look at Flagstaff area development potential
Flagstaff boosters urge turning the city into a year round resort by promoting its climate and scenery. Art Bazata advocates a nationwide development push leveraging Flagstaff’s hub location, rail line, two airlines, and proximity to Los Angeles and Phoenix to attract winter and summer visitors. Snow Bowl expansion is key to seasonal growth, with operators pursuing a major development program to position Flagstaff as Southwest tourism headquarters.
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Amerita Flagstaff Motor Hotel
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Inquest Slated In Kingman In Father Death Case
An inquest is set for Tuesday in Kingman into the death of Archie Dean Kohler a 34 year old construction worker and father of seven killed on a ranch near Wildcup 54 miles south of Kingman Edwin Richard Kobler 13 the accused son and oldest child reportedly admitted he killed his father after damaging an ax earlier in the week Sheriff Bill Harris and Chief Deputy Clyde McCune reported the youth feared punishment and told the tale.
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Bill Harris
Archie Dean Kohler
Wildcup
Kingman
Edwin Richard Kobler
Clyde McCune
Potential Mt Elden fire spooks officials on the slopes
A one acre blaze on Mt Elden’s lower slopes near Greenlaw Hast Flagstaff endangered forest and residents. Fire crews from Forest Service and Flagstaff city, aided by a Prescott bomber dropping slurry, quickly contained the fire, with locals praising rapid response and cooperation to nip the danger in the bud.
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Bart
Greenlaw
Forest Service
Farr
Penney Store Triples Space in Flag Open Aug 2
J C Penney Co announces a relocated Flag store on Birch and Leroux Streets opening August 2. The single story building includes about 18 600 square feet selling space with 70 car roof and nearby parking. First floor features women’s wear, infants, cottons, millinery, and men’s wear while the basement adds home furnishings and children’s clothing. The store opened its first Flagstaff location in 1917 and the new shop expands Penney merchandise, values, and service.
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J. C. Penney Co
Penney
Birch and Leroux Sts
Guy H. Dean
Mortion
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Penney'’s
Ag Department Says Figures Show No Favoritism on Estes
Washington AP report says Agriculture Department figures show no favoritism in bond sales for Billie Sol Estes grain stored in his warehouses. Dabney Townsend testified that bond methods were changed to prevent criticism as congressional hearings on Estes securities and grain storage continued. Estes, 27, faced fraud charges, bankruptcy, and a receiver now handles his grain storage. Townsend noted Estes had the highest bond among above 200,000 bonds, rising from 200,000 to 700,000 as his operations expanded.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Dabney Townsend
Townsend
Khrushchev Says Berlin Key In Cold War
Soviet Premier Khrushchev called Berlin the key issue to resolve and proposed vetting Western troops out, while avoiding a set deadline for a Berlin settlement. He claimed the United States high altitude nuclear test would not counter the Soviet rocket, asserting the existence of a global rocket impervious to anti rocket measures. He spoke during a two hour interview with visiting American editors, noting Berlin as the primary obstacle to easing international tension.
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Kennedy Press Talk Postponed To Next Week
Washington AP report says President Kennedy will skip a news conference this week. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said a conference next week is possible and may be rescheduled.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Pierre Saliiger
Vandalism Wave Hits Flagstaff As Youths Cause Damages
Four recent vandalism incidents in Flagstaff involve youths aged six to 14, causing more than 100 broken windows and interior damages. Police report at least 800 dollars in losses from a four day break-in at Mrs. Gloria Coulson’s home and around 200 dollars in school window damage at South Beaver Elementary and Guadalupe School. Investigations continue as authorities pursue the case.
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Gilbert Castro
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Gloria Coulson
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Guadalupé School
Mildred Cook
Schevene Boulevard
Coulson
South
Pima
Two crashes near Flagstaff injure ten. one dead
A car crash north of Flagstaff killed 19 year old Wallace Clark of Gray Mountain and injured ten others. In the other crash at the Little Collarata River, 32 year old Berg Myrs hberg and family from Winslow were hospitalized in critical or fair condition after crossing the center line. The group was en route to a Winslow dance when the accidents occurred Sunday night.
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Lori
Lynda
Maxine Bil
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Thomas Whitehair
Mirshbergs
Los Angeles
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Winslow
United Says FAA Partly to Blame for Worst Midair Collision
United Airlines asks the Civil Aeronautics Board to amend its June report on the December 16, 1960 New York midair collision. United argues FAA errors and omissions were not assessed and recommends safeguards to prevent future crashes. The CAB previously blamed United and its crew for the overshoot leading to the TWA Super Constellation collision.
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United Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
Strike Vote Set For Kennecott
Kennecott Copper workers prepare for a strike vote as day to day contract talks stall. Verne Curtis of the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers says a vote will be held if deadlock persists. federal mediator Johnson notes no further talks are scheduled yet.
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Hasig
Kennecott Copper Carp
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Atle Smnidiy
Verne Curtis
International Union of Mine, MI and Smelter Workers
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Feder
Layla Johnson
Abe Ribicoff Quits Cabinet to Run for Senate
The item notes Abe Ribicoff resigns from the Cabinet to seek a Senate seat. It mentions political ascent, Kennedy alignment with business interests, and contemporary economic and social topics reflected in a fragmented Washington column style. The passage references Kennedy, Wall Street figures, and broad national concerns about fashion and finance.
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Washington, D. C
Abe Ribicoff
Senate
Four Convicted In Resnick Death In Phoenix Case
In Phoenix four of five Negro men were convicted of first degree murder in the strangling of Samuel TL Resnick a retired Albany NY man. One defendant Clemmie Lee Jackson 19 was acquitted and awaits a new trial. Crockett Texas faces imprisonment as co defendant with his talker.
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Phoenix Area
Samuel TL. Resnick
Albany
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Hie Tiith
Clenmie Lee Jackson
Spurns Plan Before Talks Get Started
In Geneva Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin rejected an American compromise aimed at a nuclear test ban treaty. He said the Western plan to include international seismic stations is unsatisfactory and insisted on on-site inspections only by invitation, a basis he claims the USSR will accept. The talks resumed amid muted optimism, with U.S. Ambassador Arthur J. Dean indicating willingness to compromise if inspectors are included. The arms talks deny a fixed cut-off date for halting atomic tests, stating no date has been agreed.
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Washington
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
British cabinet reshuffle claims nine more resignations
Prime Minister McMillan announced the resignation of nine more anti gzers in a second phase of a broad cabinet reconstruction as the government reshapes its leadership.
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Aliais
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