Forest Fire Patrol Plane Crash Kills Two Near Sedona
Five day Coxonino Rim campaign against lightning fires along the Mogollon Rim ends with a fatal crash near Sedona. Rotlo Jnlander, 44, air attack boss, and Harold Slay, 55, pilot, died when their single engine plane crashed northwest of Sedona amid ongoing firefighting efforts.
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Mogollon Rim
Pine
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Rim
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Rotlo Jnlander
Harold Slay
Coconino One
Sarvica Perennnal
Jnlander
Slay
Tura
Summer Festival Highlights At Flagstaff Art Show
The late Mac Schweitzer’s works are featured in a mini retrospective at the University Branch of the Arizona Bank, 424 South Humphreys Street, running daily through August 4 during banking hours and weekends. The exhibit includes 12 to 50 paintings from 1950 to 1962, sourced mainly from Walter Bimson’s private collection, the Museum of Northern Arizona, and other private lenders.
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Mac Schweitzer
Jon. H. Hopkins
The
Arizona Bank
South Humphreys Street
Tour Begins Wednesday Choir to Sing Farewell Concert
The NAU choir ends local duties with a farewell concert before Wednesday morning departure for an international tour. Six American collegiate choirs will join Mahler’s Eighth Symphony performance in Vienna on Aug 28, with more than 500 musicians involved. The ensemble, founded in 1934 by Dr Eldon Ardrey and now led by Millard Kinney, plans Italy Greece and Yugoslavia appearances behind the Iron Curtain.
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Haay
Vienna
Austria
Gustav Mahler
Pat B. Curry
Italy
Greece
Yugoslavia
Eldon A. Ardrey
College of Creative Arts
NAU
Millard Kinney
Northern Arizona University
Shrine of the Ages
Festival Calendar at University Branch Arts Events
The Mae Schweitzer mini retrospective opens at 4 30 p m featuring works from 1950 to her death and runs 10 a m to 4 p m weekdays. Other items include Festival Film Classics A Tree Grows in Brooklyn at 6 and 4 30 p m with tickets at the auditorium door. Thursday Private Lives directed by Bill J Foster opens at 6 30 p m. Friday violin solo Saintoney Harth with Teresa performs Prokofiev on two violins at 8 30 p m. Saturday Chamber Orchestra Mozart pieces by Sefer Solomon with pianist Menahem Preaster. Sunday Navajo Craft Show at Museum of Northern Arizona.
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Wall Business Administration
Festival Film Classics
Brooklyn
Janes Dunn
Dorothy McGuire
Creative Arts Theatre
Sir Noel Coward
Bill J. Foster
Jean Norton
Adger Bennett
Nancy Amos
Warren Forsythé
Ida Allpin Powell
University Auditortum
Stoney Harth
Festival “Pioneer
Harth
Teresa
Joan Norton
B. J. Foster
Curtiln
Chamber Orchestra
Sefer Solomon
Mozart
Menhem Preasier
Museum of Northern Arizona
Rainmakers Again Claim Success in Cloud Seeding
A U.S. Bureau of Reclamation project reports cloud seeding in northern Arizona. Ray Telfer of Project Air Drop says light to moderate showers occurred between Safford and Morenci with more showers near Show Low. Five flights dropped 14 silver iodide seeds. seeding May proceed today if conditions remain favorable.
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U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Ray Telfer
Project Air Drop
Ught
Safford
Morones
Ben
Willams
Mormon Taiter
Flagstaff
Four Corners
Tatter
Farewell Song in Vienna Attend Summer Festival Concert
Vienna concert for Flagstaff residents and Summer Festival guests at p.m. Tuesday in University Auditorium features a choir performance as part of the event.
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Vienna
Austria
Flagstaff
University Auditorium
Industrial Costs To Be Tripled By City Of Flagstaff
Flagstaff voters will see water rates rise to 75 cents per thousand gallons, more than tripling charges for large industrial users. The council approved drafting an ordinance to enact the temporary hike next Tuesday, with after two hours of debate on water worries. Councilman Larry Loven hinted rationing could begin within two weeks after passage if consumption isn’t cut, while City Manager Leland McPherson had urged delaying action for more data.
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City of Flagstaff
Flagstaff
Joseph Rowan
Larry Loven
Leland McPherson
H. Karl Mangum
Ponderosa Paper Products
Ponderosa
Mangum
Flagstaff Approves 6 Million Dollar City Budget Plan
The Flagstaff City Council tentatively approves a 6,035,768 dollar budget for the current fiscal year. Final adoption is set for August 9 with a hearing on tax budget adjustments allowed by law. City Treasurer notes tax rate will stay at 3.20 per 100 assessed valuation amid rising property values.
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Flagstaff
T Tate
Dog Wilson
Wilcoo
Sses
Ifig
LaLand McPherson
Public Works Reserve Fund
McPherson
Individus
Disagreements Prolong Rail Walkout in Deadlock
Washington reports rail executives and union leaders traded charges over work rule changes that could extend a four day rail strike. National Railway Labor Conference chair John P. Hiltz accused the United Transportation Union of pushing negotiators to render rules invalid. UTU president Charles Luna dismissed the claim, warning that a national issue may force a prolonged walkout as talks stalled under Labor Department oversight.
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Washington
John P. Hiltz
National Railway Labor Conference
Charles Luna
United Transportation Union
Labor Department
Hiltz
UTO
Washington Holds Pakistan Aid Question For President Nigon
Government sources say President Nigon will soon face a choice on military and economic aid to Pakistan or let Congress decide. Advisers are split. no official finding after three months. U.S. aid remains in abeyance with arms sales paused as of March 25 amid regional tensions and a looming six month extension.
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Nigon
Pakistan
Congress
Niron
U. S
Weather Brief for Flagstar Williams and Grand Canyon
A weather update notes scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers with little temperature change. Sunlit areas include Flagstar Williams and Grand Canyon region. Winslow and Holbrook may see showers. details on page 3.
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