House Approves Bill on Liquor Licenses Reform
The House sent to the Senate a reform bill for liquor licenses, with plans to end new licenses and phase out existing ones. It would allow hotels motels and eateries to receive licenses outside quotas, liberalize quotas over 16 years, raise fees, and permit transfers in some lease terminations. The Arizona Restaurant Association favors abolishing sales and leases, while supporting the House measure as a path to needed reforms. The Senate begins consideration today, with continued action expected in the next session.
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HOUSE
Senate
Arizona’ Restaurant Association
Gover
Fannin
Forest Service Lifts Peak Area Closure in Northland
The Coconino National Forest lifts entry ban to the San Francisco Peaks and relaxes campfire and smoking bans outside designated areas. Barney Pasture and Beaver Creek warnings remain, due to insufficient rainfall. Officials praise public cooperation, note about 200 fires this season totaling around 150 acres, and anticipate further liftings soon.
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San Francisco Peaks
Dean Hart
Coconino Forest
Barney Pasture
Wapatati
Beaver Creek
Modgolen Rim
Forest Service
Bart
Warl
Marl
Coronino Hashad
Hari
Sarl
Coconino
Barl
Apache National Forest
Arizona
City Council Set for Hearings and Wage Talks in Flagstaff
Flagstaff City Council agenda includes two public hearings on zoning requests for land at Coconino Country Club and the Henry Reich property near Thomas Weitzel School, both recommended for approval. Also on the agenda are wage scale and job classification proposals, with City Manager Maggie Pulliam seeking comments from council members. other items include a land planner bid, a backhoe purchase, and a Fraternal Order of Police park use request with waiver of regular fee and a $10 cleanup deposit.
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Flagstaff
City Hall
Coconino Country Club
Henry Reich
Thomas Weitzel
City Planning, Land Zoning Commission
Maggie) Pulliam
Pulliam
Harry Field Jr
Jsite
Fraternal Order of Police
Kennedy Seeks Draft of Address Before Tuesday Talk
President Kennedy returns to the White House from Cape Cod to finalize a major national address set for Tuesday night. The speech will outline measures against the Soviet Berlin threat and will be followed by a congressional briefing on Wednesday. The NSC resolved how to back his Berlin defense posture, after a weekend stay at Hyannis Port. The First Family enjoyed Nantucket Sound aboard the Marlin and Kennedy planned no public engagements while refining the speech.
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Kennedy
Cape Cod
White House
Congress
Moscow
Berlin
National Security Council
Hyannis Port
Mas
Carolyn
Nantucket Sound
LDS Pioneer Day Observance Planned in Salt Lake Valley
In observance of Brigham Young and the Mormon pioneers arrival in 1847, a Pioneer Day event will be held tonight at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Stake center. Activities include a children's parade at 6 pm, entertainment for all ages, and a potluck dinner at 7 pm.
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Morgan Pioneers
Salt Lake Valley
Church of Jems Christ of Latter-day Saints Stake Tose
Coley
Solons Work On Liquor Dope Bills
The Arizona legislature resumes work on liquor license control and narcotics measures amid talk of a possible second special session. The Senate moved liquor bills from Friday’s House action as the House tackles a Senate narcotics measure, with Gov. Fannin pleased with narcotics progress. A conference committee may reconcile liquor differences, with a seven point reform program urged by the Arizona Restaurant Association including license lease abolitions, a December 31 deadline, and provisions to help current licensees and lessees.
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Phoenix
Senate
House
Paul [Annin
Fannin
Arizona Restaurant Association
Association
Thundershowers Bring Relief Across Central Arizona
Severe storms drenched Northern Arizona with hail and heavy rain, easing drought but causing localized damage. Meteorologist Paul Sorenson cited 1.34 to 4 inches at Flagstaff area and hundreds of readings across the region, while the state endures millions in countywide damage from a summer storm elsewhere.
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Flagstaff
Paul Sorenson
Weather Bureau
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Mt. Elden
Courty Garage
Highway 89
Ust
Burrus Ranch
Coney Park
Sorenson
Highway 16
Valley Road
Knob Hill
Flagstaff Hospital
Atizor State College
Camp Kit Carson
KCLS
Town
Hart Prairie
Grand Canyon
Navajo Ordnance Depot
Payson
Woody Mountain
Phoenix Motorist Killed In One-Car Crash Near Springerville
A Phoenix man Charles W Hundgate was killed when his car ran off State Route 73 nine miles east of Springerville. The single vehicle accident occurred about 10 15 a m Sunday morning. Authorities noted toll comparisons for Northern Arizona Highway Pa 272 versus 274 at this time.
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Springerville
Charles W. Hundgate
Phoenix
Arizona
War of words over Bizerte arms and UN breach claims
Both sides accused the other of defying the UN cease fire as fighting around Bizerte intensified. Tunisian authorities alleged French troops fortified the Casbah and expanded a perimeter to defend the naval base, while Paris reported civilian evacuations and movement of troops within a French zone near Cap Blanc. Families of French personnel prepared to sail as tension rose.
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Cap Blanc
Bizerte
Paris
Cap
France
Fastern Air Lines Electra Hijacked to Cuba
An Electra airliner with 35 on board was hijacked today and forced to fly to Cuba. Flight 202 departed Miami at 9:09 EST and landed near Havana after a gunpoint diversion. NORAD tracked a jet escort from Homestead and border patrol received the passenger list. nine similar hijackings have occurred between Florida and Cuba.
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Electra
Cuba
Miami
Easter Air Lines
Tampa
Doze Marti
Havana
W. E. Buchanan
Aeronautical Radio, Inc
Airines Radio Pool
Key West
Borhania
Havens
Miami International
Homestead
Fla
North American Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Colo
NORAD
United States
Canada
Border Patrol
U.S. Emigration Service
Florida
County Fair Set to Grow Bigger in 1962
The Coconino County Fair plans Aug 26 27 at the Fairgrounds with more entries and bigger exhibits across departments including livestock 4-H commercial and Indian crafts. An expanded midway features a Flagstaff Auto Show and new Kiddie Carnival while armed forces and church displays grow.
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al Grasmosa
Covonino County
Ft, Tuthill Hark
Yorth
Armed Forces
Forest, Service and Game and Fish Department
Arizona State College
Crawn
Hows Unes Alries
Tuie
Grasmoen
Fairies Glready
Flagstaff
Air Force
Frank Dickinaan
F. G. (Roe) Williams
Craftemen
Goldwater Denies Pot Shots in Controversy
U S Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona rejects calls about private remarks in Newburgh Wyoming and defends his actions as a senator. He cites a letter to General Nelson Rockefeller in responding to the controversy and urges dismissal of the pot shot framing.
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Barry Goldwiler
R-Ariz
Hin Gormmients
Newburgh
Wolfnrs
Tor
Goldwater
Netman A. Rockefeller
New York
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