Mormon Dairy: First Successful Post and Pioneer Days
Northern Arizona marks Mormon Pioneer Days with a commemorative parade and events recalling the Mormon Dairy settlement, its 1878 establishment by Lot Smith, and the 19th century colonization of Snowflake, St Johns, and Moenkopi areas. The event highlights butter and cheese production, historic sawmills, and ties to Sunset Brigham City settlements amid ongoing reflections on pioneer journeys.
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Arizona
Mormon Dairy
Flagstaff
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Lot Smith
Pleasant Valley
Pines
Sunset
Winslow
Brigham City
Colorado
Brigtain City
Mogollon Plateau
Mount Trumbull
St. George
Utah
Lake Colorado River
Pine Woods
Mormon Lake
Pinedale
Pinetop
Lakeside
Silver Creek
Snowflake
Taylor
Shumway
Show Low
William J. Flake
James M. Stinson
Church
Eraustus Snow
Atizona
St. Johns
Moenkopf
Tuba City
Moenkopi
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Apollo 15 Countdown Under Way On Moon Landing Anniversary
On the second anniversary of the moon landing, Apollo 15 countdown began at 6:90 a.m. EDT for a launch next Monday at 9:24 a.m. Saturn V activity includes powering the rocket and rehearsing crew rest periods. Scott and Irwin aim to be the seventh and eighth men on the moon, exploring Hadley Rille and surrounding areas with the lunar cart. NASA reports a new inverter, gear changes after Soyuz 15 tragedy, and astronauts will wear pressure suits during lunar module jettison.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Nell A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aledrindr
Alfred M. Worden
Scott
Irwin
Prace
NASA
Earth
Sudan Moves Left as Revolutionary Council Seizes Power
In Beirut, Sudan forms a seven man Revolutionary Council led by Maj Hashem el Atta to govern with a pro Communist tilt. Atta becomes vice chairman and army commander, while broadcasting lifts bans on four Communist groups and pledges autonomy for southern rebels amid massive student protests.
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Beirut
Sudan
Africa
Hashem el Atta
Ming Counci
Col
Babiki al Nur Osman
Maj
Farouk Osman Hamalli
Atta
Osman
Hamdalla
Sudanese Communist Party
Federation of Labor ‘Trade Unions
Students’ Federation
Youth League
Women's League
Socialist Revolution
Communist Party
Tnarms
Jaatar el Nu
Tamie Martinez Rites Scheduled For Wednesday
Mass of the Angels will be said tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Our Lady of Guadalupe Church for Tamie Lynn Martinez seven who died Monday in Flagstaff Community Hospital. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. She was born January 21 1964 in San Pedro California and survived by her parents a brother Kenneth and grandparents in Flagstaff. Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
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Joe Torret
Flagstaff
Mortuary
LULAC Steak Fry Benefits Northern Arizona Scholarship
The League of United Latin American Citizens local council hosts a Sunday steak fry at Ft. Tuehill Area 2 from 1 to 4 p.m. Proceeds support the LULAC scholarship fund aiding a Merican-American student at Northern Arizona University. Tickets from Flagstaff members or Montoya at TTA 185.
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League of United Latin American Citizens
Ft. Tuehill
Area 2
LULAC
Joe C. Montoya
Northern Arizona University
Outdoor group backs wilderness bid for Sycamore Canyon
Coconino Sportsmen urge U S House subcommittee hearings on Thursday to elevate Pine Mountain and Sycamore Canyon to wilderness status. They warn against overemphasis on multiple use, cite wildlife and environment impacts, and seek passage of bills to solidify primitive area protections.
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Coconino
Pine Mountain
Sycamore Canyon
U.S. House of Representatives
Death Claims City Teacher Jacqueline Gabaldon
Jacqueline Jean Sykes Gabaldon 40 a reading specialist at Emerson School and wife of Tony Gabaldon died at Flagstaff Community Hospital. Born Sept 13 1930 in Phoenix she spent life in Flagstaff and taught at Emerson for 13 years. She co authored a reading book with Dr Ruth Fedder. Survived by her husband two daughters and two brothers funeral plans set with rosary Thursday and mass Friday at Nativity Catholic Church.
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Jacqueline Jean Sykes Gabaldon
Emreerson School
Tony
Gabaldon
Sechrist School
Ponderosa
Flagstall Community Hospital
Flagstaff
Coconino County
F.W. Perkins
Stanley Sykes
Lowell Observatory
Harold Sykes
Flagstatt
Phoenix
Flagstait
Flagestaff
Northern Arizona University
Schoo
Emerson School
Ruth Fedder
Sedona
Columbia Press
Diana Jean
NAU
Theresa Ann
Flagstaff High School
Stovert Sykes
England
Stanley Edson
Adventurers Still Travel On Ocean
In radio reports from Los Angeles John Fairfax and Sylvia Cook are sailing 900 miles southwest of San Francisco in the rowboat Britannia 1. They average 30 miles per day and expect to reach Sydney in about eight months, remaining in good shape.
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Los Angeles
John Fairfax
Sylvia Cook
San Francisco
Australia
Sydney
Five women sue bar exam over numbering system
Five women law students filed suit in federal court alleging the New York State Bar Exam grading method discriminates by test numbers. They claim women drew numbers between 1200 and 1700, so their papers would be distinguished from men's, affecting fairness in grading.
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NEW York
Lawstgents
U.S. District Court
Americans Cool Economy Warns of Debt Buildup
AP analysis notes consumer actions cooled demand as 1970 credit card debt soared past 8.85 billion dollars with March figures at 7.2 billion. Personal bankruptcies rise with unemployment expected to stay high, while stock market gains ease but rate remains elevated.
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John Cunniff
WEW York
Washington
Atestigures
Schlupp Rites Friday for Dorothy Schlupp
Dorothy Schlupp 74 wife of Otto E Schlupp innkeeper of Autolodge Motor Hotel Prescott died Sunday in Mother Warfields Nurs ing Home Memorial services set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church with Pastor Harry Benson and Father Paul Michal in Page Donations suggested to St. Jude's Children’s Research Hospital She lived in Flagstaff since 1962 with her husband who owned the Antolodge Mrs Schlupp is survived by Otto.
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Dorothy Schlupp
Otto E. Schlupp
Autolodge Motor Hotel
Mother Warfield
Prescott
Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church
Harry Benson
Paul Michal
Page
St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital
Gil Massachusetts Avenue
Indianapols
Ind
Schlupp
Sedona and Northern Arizona Weather Outlook
National weather digest shows Sedona forecast for today through Wednesday with thunderstorms, flash flood potential, and highs near 98. Flagstaff and northern Arizona expect numerous thundershowers and high flash risk, with lows around 55 and highs near 86. Winslow, Holbrook, and Lake Powell area: partly cloudy, showers possible, temperatures in the mid 90s to near 100, with 10 to 60 percent precipitation chances.
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Cottonwood
Willams
Grand Canyon
Flagstaff
Arizona
Winslow
Lake Powell
Hospital Notes and Civil Vital Events
Hospital notes list discharges Carlynn Osborn and Joseph Sanchez. New citizens Raul Lugo and wife at 421 West Meade Williams with a baby girl born. Marriage licenses show pairs including Gregory Honey and Hazel Mackelprang and others. Divorces granted include Barbara Larkey from Raymond Larkey and John Lee from Jonnell Lee.
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Raul Lugo
West Meade
Williams, Boy
Los
Montay
Gregory Joseph Honey
Kanab
Utah
Hazel Sue Mackelprang
Fredonia
Thomas Cranmer Doe
Flagstaff
Rita Ann Heuser
Paul Canyon
Page
Rita Jean Manymules
Barbara Steves Larkey
Raymond James Larkey
John W. Lee
Jonnell Lee
Elizabeth Jean Gaede
Mark Join Gaere
Gayleen Caral Connolly
Raymae Dow Connolly
Lord Astor dies at 85 owner of Times of London
Lord Astor of Hever a native of the United States who owned the Times of London from 1922 to 1966 died Monday night in a Riviera hospital. He was 85.
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Vannes
France
Lord Astor of
Hever
United States
Times of London
Britain
Riviera
Double Crime Widows Families Killed in Sheboygan
In Sheboygan Wisconsin police report the bodies of two widows and three of their sons found shot to death in nearby homes within four blocks. Mrs Warren Dean about 50 was found on the south side Monday afternoon. The Rammer family and three sons Lance Jones and others are named in the investigation. A rifle was found at the Rammer home. authorities believe it was used in all five killings. Slayings appeared to have occurred late Sunday or early Monday as bodies were found in bed.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Ihe
Deat
Weir
Warren Dean
Far South Side
R. Rammer
Lance B. Jones
Sheboygan County
Rammer
Athorities
Jones
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Karab
Udall
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James B. Irwin
Hadiey Bille
Nation
Omdurman Radio
Aha
Tamie Martinez
Math
Numair
Numairi
Egypt
Traqi
Khartoum
Omdurman
Israel
South
Lulacs
Jacqueline Gabaldon
Bill
Northlands
Cis
Carlynn Osborn
Joseph Sanchez
Daily Record
Lord Astor
NAMCO
Namco Meat Company
East 7Th Ave
Greenlaw
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