Kennedy Relaxing On Cruise
Sen John F Kennedy Democratic presidential nominee left his Hyannisport summer home for a Nantucket Sound cruise aboard his yacht Martins with wife Jacqueline and daughter Caroline. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said he is reading The Evican Senator and there are no planned campaign activities today or tomorrow. He will begin a series of meetings with political leaders and congressmen next week.
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GOP Chief Sees Limited Rocky Strength Ahead
Chicago dispatch reports Republican Party leaders in final week before the national convention expect Nixon to be nominated by acclimation, with Nelson Rockefeller signaling a possible draft but Senator Morton offering little detail. Kennedy returns to Cape Cod after convention victory, greeted by large crowds and media fanfare as his wife Jacqueline accompanies him.
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California
Etna eruption eases as lava flows loosen
Mt Etna in Sicily shows reduced eruption activity as lava pours down its slopes this Sunday while explosions subside for now. A mushroom cloud rises miles high, darkening skies over Sicily and the Italian mainland.
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Drought Strains Flagstaff Fire Weather And Water Outlook
Officials warn extreme fire danger in forests of the Flagstaff area as prolonged heat and low humidity persist. Water reserves in Lake Mary show decline for the first time this year while rain prospects remain dim. Meteorologists report dust storms and light sprinkles with no substantial moisture in sight.
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Flag Sheriff's Posse Gala Rodeo Set for July 31
The seventh annual Flagstaff Sheriff's Posse Roundup and Rodeo will be held Sunday July 31 with about 36 posses from across Arizona and 200 riders expected. A downtown parade starts at noon, followed by a state wide meeting and a barbecue for posse members and guests on Saturday night. Posse units from Cochise Yavapai Maricopa and Pima counties plus Western posse from Phoenix and others will attend along with Holbrooke and Sedona area groups. A golf tournament at the Cochina Family Club is planned for Saturday.
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Hashknife Shariff's Posse
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Sedona
Yuma
Michelbach Sait
Cocaning Famiry Club
Jaycees Start Search For 1961 Miss Coconino
The Wagstaff Jaycees seek entrants for Miss Coconino 1961 not for beauty alone but to find the best candidate in Arizona’s largest county. The contest began 19 days ago with a Friday meeting at Hotel Monte Vista for contestants to gather entry blanks, be interviewed, and obtain information. Co chairmen Ron Payne and Jim Young announced entry blanks are available through Rita Quackenbush in the Masonic Building on North San Francisco Street. contestants must be 17 or older and 18 by Miss America time. Georgia Arm Garbarino of Flagstaff previously won Miss Coconino and went on to Miss Arizona at the state fair in Phoenix.
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How Kennedy Did It The Inside Story Of His Campaign
Kennedy entered the 1960 bid with a bold, self driven strategy outlined by his close circle. The LA chapter depicts how he, aided by Bobby Kennedy Ted Sorensen and Larry OBrien, built delegate strength through decisive choices and disciplined organization culminating in his pivotal Senate caucus entry and rising momentum from the 1956 convention.
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Congo Crisis Deepens As U.N. Forces Take Command
UN troops led by Maj. Gen. Cario von Horn assume command in Leopoldville as Congolese officials threaten to invite Soviet intervention. Belgium blue berets occupy airports while African contingents from Ghana Tunisia Morocco and Ethiopia join the multinational force amid Lumumba Kasavubu tensions and Western concern.
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Heny T. Alexander
UN Takes Up Charges by U S Cuba
The United States and Cuba bring charges before the U N Security Council amid mutual accusations of economic aggression. Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa read a two hour speech supporting Cuba, while U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge prepared a one hour reply.
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Mario Amadeo
Jose A. Correa
Amadeo
Corea
Cali Reyy
Eisenhower
U. S. Plans 17 A-Blasts In Two Years
Washington reports the Unit on Staten plans 17 small wader detonations around nuclear blasts and possibly 21 blasts with conventional explosives over the next two years. The aim is to test subsurface atomic blast methods as part of a new series of tests disclosed by the Senate House Atomic Committee. President Eisenhower had signaled a new set of underground tests on May 7.
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Elesenhower
Fullmer to Help LDS In Williams Event
Gene Fullmer, boxing champion, will make a personal appearance Wednesday night in Williams to help the LDS Church raise funds. He will attend a dinner at 416 South Taber, priced at 3 per plate. Fullmer recently defended his middleweight title against Carmen Basilio in Salt Lake City. He also visited Flagstaff in December for the LDS Stake House opening.
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Weather and local news wrap from Northern Arizona Family pages. Daily SUN covers regional forecasts, community items, and brief notices on the page labeled Daily Record and Local sections.
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