Rainbow Span Protection Up to Congress
Washington reports the dispute over shielding Rainbow Bridge National Monument from rising waters by Glen Canyon Dam protection is headed to Congress. Floyd E. Dowing testified that construction is required by law, while Dominy warned conservationists may seek injunctions if the backer is not built. The Reclamation Bureau seeks 10 million dollars to begin this year, with evidence of potential water impact on the natural bridge.
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Washington
RFS
Rainbow Bridge
Glen Canyon Dam
Congress
Dominy
The
Reclamation Bureau
Glen Canyon Transmission Bids Studied
Bureau of Reclamation officials study bids opened for a 230 kilovolt line from Glen Canyon Dam to Shiprock New Mexico. Nine bids were filed with Electric Construction Co of Columbus low for combined two phases at 4 854 544. Morrison Knudsen of Boise led first phase at 4 221 337. Roadway Maintenance Corp of Long Island apparent bid for second phase at 566 520. Bids exceed engineers estimates. bids to be reviewed and sent to USBR Denver for recommendation.
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Bureau of Reclamation
Glen Canyon Dam
Shiprock
N. MA
Electric Construction Co
Columbus
Ohio
Morrison-Knudsen Construction Co
Boise
Idaho
Roadway Maintenance Corp
Long Island
USBR
Denver
Television Schedule for Wednesday July 19 Evening
A compact guide lists programs from 6:30 to 10:50 PM across channels, featuring news with Hentley Brinkley and Hong Kong reports, serials like Ivanhoe and Rescue, dramas such as Hawaiian Eye and The Californians, game shows, and late movie blocks with sports and weather updates.
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Arizona
AY Hong
Kong
Angel
Meet McGraw
Mr. Magoo
Jack Pare
Shortage of Water Triggers County Emergency Drought Action
The Dovphin County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Disaster Committee urges the county be declared an emergency drought relief area due to severe water shortages for stock. Sitgreaves area faces the worst surface water shortfalls as ranchers haul water amid dwindling supplies. state and federal review will determine final designation.
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Fannin
Dovphin County Agricultural Stabilization and Congereation Disaster Committee
Flagstaff Asc
Melton A. Flowers
ASC
Sitgreaves
Grand Canyon
Cocanino
Fredonia
San Francisco Peaks
Colorado River
Nagajo
San Francisco
Flagstaff
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Marriage license recalled in Williams for Aubrey Collins and Louise Colling
The clerk of the superior court recalls the marriage license for Aubrey Lee Collins and Louise Colling, both residents of Williams. Details of the recall were issued by the clerk’s office.
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Watnranty
Chester Fuller
Dorthela
Tool
W. C. Dermy
Philip C. Mart
Willie Gerkey
Onedia
T. H. Thompson
John EB. Wagoner
1 Superior Court
Aubrey Lee Collins
Louise Colling
Williams
Well Drilling Seeps Into City Water System
City officials report pumped water into the system to offset evaporation losses and maintain supply. During the week the city averaged about one million gallons daily from Wells No 2 and 3 in the Wesdy Mountain Field to supplement the Jake Mary Supply. Complaints of low water pressure have been minimal this year and since Cedar Road’s two million gallon tank began operation only one complaint has been recorded from northern and eastern areas served by that tank.
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Wesdy Mountain
Pulliam Aso
Cedar Road
Fannin Warns of Second Call Over Liquor Bill Content
Governor Paul Fannin warned Phoenix that if the legislature passes a liquor bill including sections outside his special call he will convene a second special session. He said he could not sign such a measure and that lawmakers would be recalled to fix the scope. The House Liquor Study Committee had removed most outside proposals, while the senate narcotics bill remains under observation.
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Phoenix
Paul Fannin
Robert Pickrell
Fannin
Senate
County Budget Inquiries Show Districts’ Last Year Costs
The survey lists Flagstaff 7,8903 dollars and Sedona 4,1653 dollars, with several districts including Williams 6.25 and Tuba City 4.50, noting declines from the prior two years. Statewide estimated revenue reaches 203,390,161.56 dollars, powered mainly by fuel taxes 68,186,252, with remaining funds from property, sales, income, luxury taxes and other sources. Education consumes 38 percent of requirements, highways 24 percent, health and welfare 20 percent, general government 4 percent, and other programs 4 percent, with each category allocated to specific programs.
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Flagstaff
Sedona-Dark
Orel
Williams
Gand Canyon
Chevalon
Butte
Fredonia
Mune
Tuba City
Arizona Tax Research Association
Comerom
JFK Urges Daily 15 Minutes of Exercise for Students
President Kennedy spoke after a news conference urging every U S school to provide 15 minutes of vigorous daily exercise for all students. He said he is alarmed by low fitness levels and called for tests to identify unfit pupils and for targeted, strengthening work. Kennedy emphasized nationwide school involvement and progress tracking.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
State Department
Winslow C of C Discusses Indian Drinking and Streets
Winslow Chamber of Commerce members debated local issues at a meeting led by acting vice president Tom Whipple. Topics included Indian drinking concerns, improving streets, boosting advertising, and plans for the Northland Association meeting in Heber-Overgaard on July 22.
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Doris Winslow
Dlas Golden
Winslow Chamber of Commerce
Tom Whipple
Aryous Northland Association
Heber-Overgaard
Whipple
Winslow
Rod Reppe
Clear Creek
George Nagel
Incks
Marting
FCC
KBNC
Washington D
Glen DB. Daly
Hubert McHood
Gallup
Misa Ruby Woo
C of C
C. Bow Woo
Arizona
China
Pan
First Baptist Church
Northland Association
Thomas Judd
Carl Weber
Glen Daly
Eldon Shelley
Berniece Batterton
Vada Carson
East German refugees denounced as traitors by paper
East Germany's official newspaper Neues Deutschland calls escaping refugees double traitors, while Berlin reports no blockade and a rising flow of some 2000 people daily as East Germans fear losing the city. The church rally opening in West Berlin runs parallel to major gathering events.
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East Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
Local Seaman Henry Seweyestewa Serves Aboard Carrier
Local seaman apprentice Henry L. Seweyestewa son of Mr and Mrs Jesn Seweyestewa resides at 205% South Beaver Street Flagsratt is currently serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier Lexington operating out of San Diego California.
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Henry L. Seweyestewa
Jesn Seweyestewa
Beaver Street
Flagsratt
UBS ‘Lexington
San Diego
Calif
Kennedy Briefs Berlin Space and Bowles at Press Conf
At a press conference President Kennedy touched on Berlin and Western protection, space goals for manned orbit by year end, and foreign policy. He defended Bowles’ role, criticized school aid blockage, and affirmed constitutional protections for travelers including the Freedom Riders.
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Berlin
Germany
Kennedy
United States
Manila
Montevideo
Uruguay
Congress
House
House Rules Committee
Bowles
Chester Bowles
Wicer
Weather data and temperatures from historical report
Today s weather note lists high and low temperatures with precipitation totals and normals for the date. It records a past year comparison and historical highs and lows, then includes stray, unreadable station names and odd remnants from the report.
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Sunger
Burme Ranch
Trace Ordnance Depot
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House Public Works Appropriations
Glen Canyon
Ind
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Armstrong Theatre
Mike Hammer
Overland Trail
Highway Patrol
Cabin Telavicinn
Actua
Sunfoto
Mohave
Yavapa
Coconino Daily Record
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Eaoohen
Goosie
Cy Ren Saroor
Moru McCanihy
JFK
Winslow News
Carl W. Weber
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Hank
Shell Service
Santa Fe
Kennedy Arges Khrushchev
Brothers and Bulldog
Stetson & Western Trails
Tom Sawyer
Work Sox
Grace Walker
Shirley Patty Johnson
Levis
Levi Strauss
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