Flagstaff Hospital Invites Area Medics to Active Staff
AU licensed physicians in Flagstaff are invited to join the active staff of the community-owned Flagstaff Hospital. The board approved adding several doctors and creating new committees while reaffirming consultation rules and a forthcoming effort to secure federal funds for an addition. The hospital’s leadership includes E. B. Tollefson and a broadened medical staff with Sechrist Young Currin Creighton and Kittredge among key names.
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Flagstaff Hospital
Flagstaff
E. B. Tollefson
R Eid
Des
Herbert Rice
Dan W. Kittredge
Dra
C. W. Sechrist
Roy C. Young
John Currin
Twelintedt
Seehrist
Young
Creighton
Mets
Boi Ud
Lie
Cet
Mia
TEL W. Stohvist
Four family members die in Arizona highway crash
Six people perish in weekend wrecks in Arizona. The Harrison family of Drake, Arizona, including George 28 and his wife 27, die when their car crosses the center line and hits a semi truck near Mesa. Their son Ray, age 3, is in serious condition at Prescott hospital. Other victims include Joe Marshall 22 of Higley and Sgt Charley Covert 95 of Davis Monthan AFB.
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Associated Fress
Arizona
U.S
Mre
George Harrison
Drake
Aziz
Tony
George Jr
Harrison
Arizona Higaway Patrol
Ray
Prescott
Joe M. Marshall
Higley
Charley Covert
Davis-Monthan Afb
Aiman
Marchal
Mesa
Anther
Jack Lott
Plan Offered At Inaugural Big 4 Session
MAX HARRELSON reports from Geneva on a six point plan to avert atomic warfare. Western leaders push security ideas, including a unified Germany and a world bank for atomic materials, while Bulganin stresses limits on NATO and Russia’s aim to prevent German rearmament.
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Max Harrelson
Geneva
Hower
Premisy Bulgary Te Lorn
WATO
Eisenhower
Fresch
Premice Faure
Ken
Wrourklo
Germany
Russia
Soviet Union
World Bank
Bulganin
NATO
North Atlantic
Arizona Wins River Round In Supreme Court Suit
Special master Haight recommends New Mexico and Utah join Arizona's suit against California over Colorado River water while keeping Colorado Colorado New Mexico Utah Wyoming excluded. Arizona officials call the ruling a significant victory and expect improvements as the case proceeds.
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Phoenix
George J. Haight
Supreme Court
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Arizona
California
Haight
J. J. Moeor
Ariona
Gas Rate Hearing On Decline Demand In County Courtroom
A hearing on a gas rate reduction application will be held tomorrow at 10 in the superior courtroom of the county courthouse. The company requests a decrease averaging about 100 percent and cites regions including Flagstaff Winslow Holbrook Joseph City Williams Ashfork Beligman Kingman Chin Valley and Prescott.
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Mencumon Gea Company
Lae
Codtmina County
Aske
Flagstatt
Winslow
Holbrook
Joseph City
Wiems
Ashfork
Beligman
Kingman
Ching Valley
Preecett
President Eisenhower Invited to 1058 Southwest All Pow Wow
The report notes President Eisenhower was very pleased to receive a unique invitation to the 1058 Southwest All Indian Pow Wow. Local forest orders near Coca Nino National Forest were lifted due to rains, while several areas remain closed for high fire risk. The invitation, presented by Pow Wow committee members and Fay staff with the Chamber of Commerce, was signed by committee chair Ed Kerley and others and delivered at a breakfast in his honor.
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Eisenhower
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Washington
Fyfe
Elsenhower
Cocanino National Forest
Albuquerque
Jaard
The
SUN
Pyle
Faystaff
Chamber of Commerce
Tmany
Efe
Waskaween Judd
Barbecue-Fish Derby Draws Crowd at City Park Lake
A large community event by Coconina Sportsmen of the Arizona Game Protective Association drew a big crowd to City Park Lake. Nearly 580 people were fed at the barbecue, and youngsters joined a fishing derby amid improving turnout. Prize winners included Slatsley Carson for first fish, Leon Bryant for first bluegill, and Jackie Cox for smallest fish, with other contests featuring Huckleberry Finn costumes and early fish catches by participants.
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City Park Lake
Coconina Sportsmen
Iocal
Arizona Game Protective Association
Bunday
Dds
Eiveryone
Youngata
Khore Vana Feam
Maine
Slatsley Carson
Doc Williams
John Avery
Tytm Gobter
Shartm Olson
Carl
Henry Klopping
Liquor Case Nets Flag Man Sentence in City
Master Adina of Flagstaff was fined 50 or bo daya and jailed on Saturday for furnishing liquor to juveniles. Ayam was convicted of buying liquor Friday night and selling it to two local youths aged 8 to 14. Police later found eight children drinking near Aspen Street School.
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Adina
Flagstaff
Tve
Ayam
City
Laler
Aspen Stren Mvidgeneng Eniorson School
Leader of NAAWP resigns from post in Delaware
Milford Delaware March 1959 UA Bryant Bowles resigns as president of the National Association for the Advancement of White People citing loss of interest in the pro segregation group. He says the move ends his tenure after years leading the organization in the Southeastern region.
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Milford
Del
Bryant Bowles
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of White People
Uranium Mill Approved by US Agency
A contract for building and operating a uranium ore processing plant near Tuba Glyr was signed by the Atomic Energy Commission and Rare Metals Corp. Construction is set to begin within nine months, with completion in about nine more. The project, costing around 2.5 million dollars, will produce uranium concentrate for resale to the commission.
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Tuba Glyr
Atomir Encury Commission
Rare Metals Corp
Gid
Procesini Ares
Commission
el Tasy Naturel Gas Go
Lie
SEN
EL Paso
Officals
Tiare Metals
el Yuta Natural Gas Co
Western Natural Gas Company
el Faso
Western
Lute Metals
Weather notes show July rainfall near 2.49 inches
Weather forecasters report a July total around 0.792 inch so far with a forecast trend of scattered showers. Expect small, irregular rain events. Upper and Lower Lake Mary areas absorb much of this moisture, with only negligible runoff anticipated.
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Lake Mary
Ranch Tepan
Mother Fasts to Protest Draft Rules in Florida
In Comal Gables Florida a 52 year old mother began a hunger strike at 5 00 am Friday to press military authorities to allow doctors or dentists to opt out of military service. Her 26 year old son entered a public service draft in Savannah Georgia and supported his mother while her husband opposed the protest. The woman has consumed only water and has not been examined by a doctor.
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Comal Gables Fla
Wililary
Mmba Clamanbiele
Walter
Sin
Thomas Bhunenbach
No Wealth Service
Savannah
Pool To Be Closed 14 Days This Week
The pool will be closed for 14 days this week due to contractors planting and erecting railing. The high school swimming pool will be closed Wednesday and until noon Thursday. The swimming program will resume its regular schedule Thursday afternoon.
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Bob Hammond
Lodey
Hammond Sai
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