Cadillac-Riding Farmer Smith Faces Wheat Penalty
Vanner William J. Smith of Big Flats New York faces a $2184 fine for planting 21 acres in wheat last year and 71 acres over his 124 acre allotment, as the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee presses a wheat quota violation. Smith, who drove a Cadillac to Washington and drew support from Senator Barry Goldwater, plans an appeal to the state review committee.
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Big Flats
N.Y
Vanner William. J. Smith
Barry Goldwater
R-Aviz
Chemung, County Agricultural Stabilization Aid Conservation
Smith
Goldwater
Arizona
Washington
Agricultural Stabilization Committee
Agriculture Department
Little People of America Gather to Solve Big Problems
Washington AP dispatch notes the Little People of America convening in Washington to address major and everyday issues. President Dan Toner of Asheville leads the group, which discusses education, employment, shoes, and social connections to help members adapt and support one another.
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America
Washington
Art Noble
Indianapolis
Ind
Lille People of America
Noble
Bill Albaugh
Camden
Nat
Albaugh
Gillie People of
Melodrama at Williams Shalimar features local cast
Williams special presentation of the Great Western Melodrama titled Ine Great Western, set for Tuesday and Wednesday. Cast includes Spike Way Pat King Carrie Nell Margy Lau Smith Ler Foster Tack Bonning with Onda Marton Nels Larson Sandy Larson Lore Mac Perkins Carol Johanson Debbie McCrary Polly Clark Tom Gardner. Tickets and programs by Marge Pouquetts. Properties coordinated by Pat Rod, Carol Johanson, and Mrs Clark.
Saturday July 22 TV Schedule Highlights and Lineup
A dense listing of programs across the day features Wil Travel The Nation's Faire Gunsmoke and Perry Mason alongside films like The Asphalt Jungle and National Velvet. News and talk shows anchor the evening with Ed Sullivan and Candid Camera plus sports and variety segments scattered through the schedule.
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Perry Mason AG
Il News
Susday
Matty
Dennis the Menace
Ed Sullivan
National Velvet
Maverick
Tab Tunter
Avitain Roundtable
Movin
GE Theatre
Ir Susie CH
Spains
Tomorrou
TNS
Dan
Maryland Man Killed in U S 66 Crash Near Houck
A Maryland man John T Attenisia, 30, died from chest injuries after a single vehicle crash on U S Highway 66 about four miles east of Houck. Investigators say fatigue may have contributed as the car drifted left, went into a barrow pit, and struck an embankment. The death raised the state toll to 269 for the week.
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Maryland
Priday
U.S
Houck
John T. Attenisia
Baltimace
Northern
Arizona
Alicnisia
Barrow
Allenisia
Black Canyon Highway Dedication Plans Mapped by Sedona Committee
Sedona crowd reports that a steering committee of the Black Canyon Highway Association met to map a Sept. 10 dedication at Fort Tuthill, Camp Verde to Flagstaff. Plans include a Civil War era Cavalry horseride, a barbecue, and a bronze plaque with Sen. Carl Hayden and Gov. Paul Fannin in attendance. The event aims to attract up to 7000 visitors from the Valley of the Sun and nearby communities.
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Inginway
Black Canyon Highway Association
Bedana
Kel Fox
Thin Willard
Sedona
al Hanson
Camp Verde
John Murella
Gleston Freeman
Cottonwood
Association
William &. Young Jr
Nat Jackson
Flagstaff
Malcolm Stenhouse
Black Canyon
Committee of
Valley of the Sun
Nockdand
Aghway
Jim Smith
Graham County
Black Canyon Highway
Phoenix
Flagstar
Walt i Bennet
Jong
Arizona
Northland
Carl Hayden
Hayden
Congress
Pavl Fannin
Ft. Tuthill
Sace
Youns
Hal Jackson
Bill Hoyt
Nel Foxe
Don. Willard
al Manson
Makmim Stenhouse
John Murellc
Gleston Freemain
Gottonwood
Walt
Democratic senators clash over military speech memo
Two Democratic senators, J William Fulbright of Arkansas and Strom Thurmond of South Carolina, spar over a confidential memo Fulbright sent to Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara objecting to military sponsorship of meetings featuring outsiders and extremist speeches. Fulbright says the memo was for his personal use and sent to Kennedy and McNamara. Thurmond denounces it as intimidation of commanders.
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Washington
Defense Department
J. Wiliam Fulbright
Arkansas
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Fulbright
Secretary of Defense
Robert
McNamara
Thurmond
U.S
Tefanse Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kernedy
al Iie
Pentagon
Williams Rodeo Parade Sets Four Theme Categories
The Williams Labor Day parade divides its World Through Willies theme into four categories covering foreign lands past and present, the United States past and present, Arizona past and present, and Carmine County past and present. A sweepstakes prize will go to the overall winner while category prizes will be awarded to each winner. Parade staging begins Labor Day at TL asm with Gordon Mc Dowell as page chairman.
Publication and postal terms for The Coconino Sun
The Coconino Sun, founded 1882, is published weekly each Saturday with a Daily Sun edition daily except Sundays and holidays. Rates for mail subscriptions vary by county and class, with outside counties higher. second class post is paid at Fingetatt, Ariz.
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Flagstafy Publishing CO
Postoffice
Plagataff
Arizona
Platt Cling
Feltor Arizona
Davy Sun
Claas
Fingetatt
Ariz
Coconino Sun
Chana
Bingatatt
Daily Sun
IHG
Flagelatt
Newson
Northern Arizona forecast with scattered showers and warm highs
Partly cloudy today tonight and Sunday in Northern Arizona with scattered showers and thunderstorms over higher terrain. Temperature remains steady near 50 tonight and around 84 tomorrow with light to moderate southwest winds and occasional gusts.
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Grand Canyon
Aor Valle Airport
Kingery
Solon Says Reserve Call Improbable Amid Berlin Crisis
Sen A Wills Robertson says Kennedy unlikely to declare a limited emergency or call reserves now. If it occurred, subcommittee could fund pay for up to a million men. Nearly 1 billion could be added to a pending military bill to aid Berlin needs. Robertson warned action on the 43 billion defense bill would wait until Kennedy’s speech. Bowles said the U S must prove to USSR it cannot be blackmailed into abandoning West Berlin.
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Washington
A. Wills Hobertson
D.-Ve
Kennedy
Robertson
Senate Appropriations
Berlin
White House
Congress
U.S
Health Clinic Attendance Noted by County Officials
The Coconine County Health Department praised strong turnout at Thursday immunization program. Volunteer assistants Mrs. Lewis McCoy and Mrs. Hoy West were thanked for their help.
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Coconine County
Lewis McCoy
Hoy West
Williams School Board Seeks Bids for Church Property
The Williams School Board plans to sell the old Catholic Church and parsonage on Third St and Sheridan to free school land for recreation grounds. Bids will be received at the regular board meeting at 8 p.m. on August 9, as announced by Superintendent Alt Dewie.
Bond Set In Flagstaff Rape Case
Beniny Sanchez Doran of Wins- Joy faces a 3 month jail term under bond of $20,000 awaiting a hearing in Coconino Superior Court. Doran is charged with assault and battery and sexual assault of a local woman in her home in Flagstaff Monday night. He was apprehended by police Wednesday. Bond was set Thursday by the Justice of the Peace Thomas E. Way of Williams.
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Beniny Sanchez Doran
Wins- Joy
Coconino Superior Court
Duran
Flagstaff
Tuffice of the Peace
Thomas E. Way
Willams
ASC 248 High School Musicians Concert Tonight
Forty eight musicians from four high schools attended the first camp at Arizona State College present a 7:30 pm concert in the college auditorium. The program features a 8 voice senior choir, a four voice junior high choir, a 7 piece concert band, and a 11 piece orchestra with soloist Linda Stansberry. Conductors include Clarence Shaw Dr Max Dalby and Donald Woll. Selections span Good Daughter Overture Slavonic Dance No. 8 and Walks to the Paradise Gardens along with various choral pieces and marches. Public invited. weather may move event indoors.
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Funioer Campe
Ariema State College
Palm Oif
Clarence Shaw
Washington High
Phoenix
Elizabeth White
Mess Junior High
White
Jervlde Harris
Carl Hayden High
Max 3. Dalby
Utah State University
Donald Woll
ASC
Linda Stansberry
Wilcox High School Stent
Rodgers
Accomponist Force
Carolyn Wright
Mesa
Kathy Chatwin
Phoenix Orchestra
Dvorax
Lamb Barbecue Set Tomorrow At Ft. Tuthill
The women’s auxiliary of the Arizona Woolgrowers Association sponsors a lamb barbecue tomorrow from 2 to 5 pm at Ft. Tuthill. Fra Auza leads the Spanish-Basque style grill offering lamb beans Spanish rice green salad French rolls and coffee. Proceeds go toward supporting the education program at the annual Make It Yourself With Wool contest.
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Ft. Tuthill
The
Arizona Woalgrowers Association
St .Cuthill
Fra. Auza
Street Fund Drive to Open At Winslow
Cooper town and Southside Street Improvement Committee Chairman Herman Chacon announced a campaign to raise money for street improvements will be launched Sunday. Coffee and domains will be sold after church Sunday at Madre de Dios Church. The program starts at 0 a.m. Dowty will be furnished free by Hometown Bakery. Miss Kathy Maynard leads the event, assisted by Lucy Dupuis and a group of teenagers.
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Winslow
Coopertown and
Southside Street Improvement Committee
Herman Chacon
Madre de Dios
Kathy Maynard
Lucy Dupuis
Differences in Army fabric costs exposed by quartermaster
Brig Gen Oliver C. Marvey disclosed fabric bid disparities for fatigue uniform cloth, noting costs varied from 38.4 to 87.4 cents per yard across a sample of 12.5 million yards. If bought at 58.5 cents, total would drop by about 941,295 dollars. three bids were accepted due to immediate need.
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Army
Pinladelplita
Army Quartermaster Corps
Oliver C. Marvey
Defense Department
Offorimg
She ,Company
West Point Manufacturing
New York City
Alsa
Harvey
East Germany Refugee Flow Sparks West German Unease
West Germany confronts a surge of East German refugees as Ersnt Lemmer warns mass eastward migration could alter Germany. Officials report 8,602 refugees left East Germany last week while fears rise of tighter borders and propaganda claims persist.
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Berlin
West Germany
Ernst Lemmer
Germany
Temmer
Teugees
West Berlin
Ily
Bertin Cvisis
Ratto
East Germany
Sid
Outstanding production prize awarded to Joe Kothy Jr
Clarence Suartzg reports Reno Nevada business news awarding Joe Kothy Jr of 3023 Pine Drigs Finest Ht with an outstanding production prize for two and a half million dollar sterling insurance production in his first three months with the company. Ralph Norton, a late general agent of Arizona, presented the award for customer service and quality production.
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Transyestern Life of
Reno
Nevada
Joe Kothy, Jr
Ralph Norton
Arizona
Koury
Bowles Sees Fidel Castro Very Costly for U.S.
Secretary of State Bowles said Castro’s regime has been very costly to the United States and warned that support for feudal regimes leads to trouble. He blamed Batista era policies for Cuba’s slide toward communism and argued the U.S. must avoid propping up repressive governments. Bowles also noted a shift in Latin American policy under Kennedy.
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Chester Bowles
Fidel Castro
United States
Cubs
Bowles
News Associates, Inc
Cuba
Adn Nc
Tion
Batista
Latin America
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