Swedish and Danish Press Blast Ike Blunder Remarks
Swedish and Danish papers denounce President Eisenhower in Chicago remarks. They say he misrepresented socialist European governments and cited a rising crisis record while advocating a middle of the road policy. The pieces note Norway Sweden and Denmark all have socialist governments and accuse him of poor understanding.
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Endower
UG. S
Mment
Republican Party
Chicago
Eisenhower
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Warranties and Births Recorded in Coconino County
Warranty deeds filed include Kenneth G Plummer and spouse to Duane Brouse and John E Benham and spouse to Northern Arizona Title Co Trust. Births at Flagstaff Community Hospital list a July birth to Mr and Mrs John William Ronning of 921 West Oak Williams a girl Nadine 8 lbs 7 oz.
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Recorder's Office
Coconino County
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Duane Brouse
John E. Benham
Northern Arizona Title Co
Trustea
Flagstaff Community
John William Ronning
West Oak
Willams
Nadine
Too Late to Classify Foot Mobil Home for Sale
A listing advertises a 50 foot mobile home for sale with 21 percent bedrooms at Pine Arrest Trailer Park in Arizona. The ad notes a typist and dictaphone operator preferred with insurance knowledge, offers a permanent position, and provides a PA 42713 contact for appointments.
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Mobil
Néyvat Beer
Pinearest
Arizona Adjustment Agency
Cable Television Monthly Service Notice
Municipal notice lists service details for cable television in Flagstaff area with references to providers and local regulatory notes. Information appears fragmentary but indicates monthly billing or service terms for residents and businesses.
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Flagstaff
Aspen
NASA Outlines Multibillion Space Program Plan
NASA reveals details of a multi‑billion dollar space initiative with projected costs around 14 to 15 billion dollars. Key elements include Apollo missions for three crew, a stationary Aeros satellite, Prospector and Surveyor craft, and Rebound passive communications satellites for bouncing signals. George M. Low notes Apollo will fly around the moon and serve as a future manned earth orbital lab.
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Naonal Aeronmation and Space Administration
Poential
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George M. Low
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Apollo
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Nixon Campaign Talks On Religion And World Competition
In a continuation from Page 1, Nixon and aides discuss freedom of ideas versus the Communist bloc and urge careful handling of religion in the campaign. Nixon pledges not to attack his opponent’s Catholic faith but acknowledges religion may surface in discourse. He notes his running mate Lodge will push UN duties in August and present the U.S. disarmament position next month.
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Wixon
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Rhee Party Member Leads Koreans Battling Ballot Boxes
In Seoul and at a Masan area counting site, more than 200 people seized and burned ballot boxes amid Korea’s first free National Assembly election in a decade. Police said students and citizens cut power, nine boxes were removed to the street, and troops moved in to restore order at Samchon Po near Masan.
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South Korea
Masa
Syngman Rhee
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Maintan
Hartied
Morton Unanimously Re-elected GOP Chairman
CINCINNATI AP Morton Moran of Kentucky was reaffirmed as chairman of the Republican National Committee. A special committee, with Vice President Nixon, recommended Moran’s re-election. Moran was named chairman in April 1959 after Alcorn retired. the committee elects a chairman after each national convention.
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GOP
Cincago
Thruster B. Morion
Kentucky
Republican National Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Elbert Wright of Flag Dies in Flagstaff Hospital
Elbert Wright long time Flagstaff resident died this morning at 9:30 in Flagstaff Community Hospital after a week there following surgery. Survivors include his wife Hattie of Flagstaff. The body will be sent to Mane rod i for burial next week.
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Flagstaff
Hattie
Manerod,i
Canyon Swim continues as river tests endurance
Canyon Swim is described as avoiding obstructions in Lees Ferry area with divers in frogmen suits spending daytime hours in the water and camping at night. Jacobs claims the swimmers proved no one should drown if they keep their head, while Chief Ranger Coffin warns the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon is no place to swim.
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Grand Canyon
Weather Summary for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
Partly cloudy today with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Saturday. Thunderstorms likely this evening with strong gusts near storms. Cooler tonight with a low of 52 and a high around 73 tomorrow. Extended forecast shows scattered afternoon showers and localized thunder showers near moon mountains through Tuesday with temperatures near normal, highs near 73 and lows around 52.
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Arizona
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Nixon Promises Victory of Freedom Over Tyranny in GOP Speech
Chicago AP report, Nixon accepts the Republican nomination urging victory of freedom over tyranny and plenty over hunger, outlining an anti communist platform. He criticizes Democratic promises, stresses international leadership, and praises Henry Cabot Lodge as running mate.
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Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
John F. Kennady
Nixon and Lodge Set in Motion GOP Victory Push
President Eisenhower voiced confidence the Republican ticket of Nixon and Lodge will beat Democrats in November. He sent a telegram to the nominees at Chicago after Lodge won the vice presidential nomination unopposed and Nixon secured the top spot. Eisenhower noted the campaign theme centered on wisdom and experience in government while addressing the convention and approving a 353.2 million loan to Peru to aid Latin American development.
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Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabol Lodge
Nixon
Lodge
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U. S
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Risenhower
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