Irish McEvoy Hides In 4000 Foot Canyon Near Tucson
Taties McEvoy, a one year old Tristan, lives in a 4000 foot funnel carved in the Santa Catalina Mountains near Tucson. He spends winters sealing entrance with canvas and relies on a monthly Social Security check for food. He travels to Oracle for staples, avoids firearms, and shares his rugged life with Gila monsters and mountain dangers.
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Eason
McEvoy
Riley
Tucson
Taties McEvoy
Tristan
Santa Catalina Mountains
Arad
Oracle
McEvoy Mayne
Smoky City Canyon
Iare Smale
Ireland
Canada
Ile
World News In Brief Summary
Saigon sees a rash of grenade incidents targeting U.S. forces on the eighth anniversary of the Indochina accords. In New York preparations begin for a Freedom Highways drive by the Congress of Racial Equality to end roadside restaurant segregation. In Washington the Senate confirms Anthony Celebrezze as secretary of welfare. In London the Court of Appeal will hear Dr Robert Soblen's bid to be released in Britain. Vietnamese operations report nearly 100 Viet Cong killed as a Communist leader is seized during U.S. backed sweeps.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
New York
South
Congress of Racial Equality
Marvin Rich
Greensboro
N.C
London
British Court of Appeal
Robert Soblen
Britain
U.S
Speech Therapist Holds Easter Seal Clinic in Winslow
Miss Jean Ann Waldvogel of Phoenix, a National Society speech therapist, conducts an Easter Seal Clinic at Winslow High School from July through August 3. Ten children aged four to 11 receive speech therapy via games, toy blocks, musical instruments, and mirrors while mothers learn how to continue exercises at home. Nine training centers operate in the state, and this marks her second year with the Easter Seal Society in Navajo County.
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Winslow
Jean Ann Waldvogel
Phoenix
National Society
Crippled Children Is
Winslow High
Algiers
Algeria
Everett Patterson
Clyde Meikle
Miss Waldvogel
George Kerton
Anzomi
Haster Seal Society
Maricopa County
Jean Asin Waldvogel
Iro Wislow
Winslow High School
Court Decrees All in UN Pay Operation Bill
The International Court of Justice advised UN members that they must cover costs of peacekeeping operations. With a 95 vote the 14 judges ruled that members including the Soviet Union France and many Arab states owe about 60 million dollars in assessments. Oral pleadings opened May 14 before World Court President Bohdan Winiarski.
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the Hague
International Court of Justice
U.N
Soviet Union
France
World Court
Bohdan Winiarski
Poland
Army to Test Unarmed Rockets Over Southwest Areas
The Army will test fire unarmed rockets over sparsely populated areas in the Southwest starting mid 1963. Tests use dummy warheads with no explosives, launching from sites near Blanding Tah Wingate and Datil NM, with White Sands as the target, to evaluate the Pershing and Smile Sergeant missiles along routes over low population.</next>
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Washington
Army
Southwest
White Sands
New Mexico
Blanding
Tah
Rt. Wingate
N.mv
Dalil
Ft. Wingate
Datil
Possible Inside Job Seen In Missing Wall Street Stocks
New York AP reports a block of stocks missing from a second Wall Street brokerage with a district attorney noting a possible inside job and a nationwide ring. The latest loss totals 122 828 with 52 612 recovered. Bache theft tied to 1 370 475 missing stocks, two men arrested, 88 512 recovered, and an insurance claim noted. Detective work links the case to a man posing as a retired Miami Beach millionaire who sought to sell missing General Dynamics shares after presenting questionable ownership documents.
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New York
Wall Street
Carl M. Loeb
Rhoades & Co
Bache & Co
Denver
Frank S. Hogan
Lech
Rhoades
General Dynamics
Hogan
Sam Harris
Miami Beach
Fla
W. Reich & Co
Raudebaugh Funeral Rites Slated Monday
Funeral services are tentatively set for Monday morning in Flay for Edgar B. Raudebaugh father of city building inspector G. F. Raudebaugh who died last night at home in Cotterweed. He was a longtime Arizona resident and pioneer building contractor in the Flagstatt area before retiring to Col lomyoud in 1958. Survivors include his wife Abbie Tr former Flagstatt librarian two daughters Violet Wilson Benson and Mary Jane Belluzzi Phoenix. son Buster. seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Flay
Edgar B. Raudebaugh
G. F
Buster) Raudebaugh
Cotterweed
Arizona
Flagstatt
Collomyoud
Abbie Tr
Violet Wilson
Benson
Mary Jane Belluzzi
Phoenix
Buster
Weather summary for Flagstaff and northern Arizona
Partly cloudy through Saturday with scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers. Little change in temperature. Winds 5 to 12 mph, higher near storms. Low tonight 47, high tomorrow AL.
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Barcus Rarich
Ordnance Depot
Coltonwood
MBS
Kingman
Phoenix
Wwe
Tucson
Winslow
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Flagstaff
Arizona
Tomorray
Stock Markets at a Glance in New York and Chicago
Markets show higher stocks on slow trading with bonds firmer. Wheat in Chicago mostly firm, corn steady to mixed, oats lower and July weak, soybeans mixed with July rally. Hogs strong to about 2 cents higher near 19.35, cattle slaughter steers mostly steady to top 28.50.
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New York
Chicago
Welfare bill to aid families reaches Kennedy desk
The Senate sent a $300 million welfare measure to President Kennedy after House approval 357 to 34. It extends federal funds for unemployed parents of dependent children and increases matching for monthly relief checks, aligning with a broader social security plan.
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Washington
API
Kennedy
Senate
White House
House
Congress Pleased At Lesser 1962 Budget Deficit
The Treasury announced a 1962 budget deficit of 63 billion dollars, 700 million less than January forecasts. Spending cuts in defense and national security helped offset lower revenues, prompting cautious optimism from some lawmakers while others called the change too small to affect tax policy.
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Washington
Congress
House
Treasury
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House Republica
Fannin Names Tucsonan to Bank Post
FHOENIX AP Franklin J. Stowell 54 longtime vice president and cashier of Southern Arizona Bank Trust Co in Tucson was named state superintendent of banks by Gov Paul Fannin. Stowell will fill the unexpired term of Arnold Grasmoen whose January 1965 resignation ends at a $5,600 annual post.
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Fhoenix
Franklin J. Stowell
Rashier
Southern Arizona Bank & ‘Trust Co
Tucson
Paul Fannin
Stowell
Arnold J. Grasmoen
Grasmoen
Flagstaff Sailor Returns From Pacific Duty
Flagstaff sailor David Esplin, ship's serviceman third class USN, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Esplin, served aboard the refrigerated stores ship USS Bellatrix. The vessel returned to its homeport in San Francisco after a tour with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific.
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David Esplin
USN
Joe Esplin
Flagstaff
Bellatrix
San Francisco
Calif
Seventh Fleet
Western Pacific
Deeds and Marriages Highlight Coconino County Notices
Warranty and quit claim deeds involve Ear L Tinnen and partners with Union Title Company, Northern Arizona Title Co., Flagstaff Lodge 485 acting as trustee. Marriages listed include Terry Johnstone and Sietske Dirkmaat in Page, Virgil Kenyon and Milared Parmenter in Flagstaff, Tilly Sykes Houston and Brenda Cooper in Winslow, all July nuptials reported by local justice of the peace.
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L. Tinnen
Erne Burris
Pyramid Investors Et al
Union Title Company
Willant R. Simpson
Earl L. ‘Tinnen
REED
Northern Arizona Title Co
E.P.O.E
Flagstaff Lodge No
Terry Walton Johnstone
Burlington, Town,and Sietske
Catherine Dirkmaat
Page
Justice of the
Arizona Planning and Building Commission approves Tucson repair
The Arizona Planning and Building Commission inspected work on the state office building in Tucson and gave approval. Executive secretary Ray Céton said about 5 percent of the project is done and completion is expected within three months. The report preceded a note on Tucson Bishop Francis J. Green departing for the second Vatican Council in Rome around Oct. 7 for a two month session.
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Paoenix
The
Arizona Planning and Building Commission
Tucson
Ray Céton
Commission
Francis J. Green
Rome
Nation Under God Aims For Moral Government
Quoted scripture frames the message that a nation guided by God in government and faith leads to a virtuous people. The remark links divine guardianship with political and social integrity, urging adherence to faith as a national principle.
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World News
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Cleveland
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By Dorila Marting
Boston
Mass
Waldvogel
John J. Waldvogel
Nwa
U.N. General Assembly
Congo and
Middle East
DIAL
Fingxtatt
Hwy
Tatiana Aa Tae As
Oyang
Raudebaugh
Joens
Johnny Myres
Maly
Administration
JFK
Abraham Ribbott
Fannin
Pacific
Moore Drug
Coconino Daily Record
John XVII
Bible Digest
Deen
Arizona Daily. Sun
Flagstaff Publishing Co
Pontoulee Box
Santa Fe Avenue
PR Dads
Carter
Navajo
Yavapai
Coconino Sun
Ariz
Ken Haydis
Goodman Electric CO
Grand Canyon
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