05 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1957
Page
1
A summer program at Lowell offers public access to a facility, with dates listed as June T and 24, July 13 and 96 and Ausivest 8 aid 43. The Chamber of Commerce mentions fees and testing requirements, urging interested visitors to contact Mel Uckels for scheduling and eligibility details.
Reports show nearly 300 attendees for discussions and workshops on Tuesday with 306 expected on Wednesday. Grace Smith of Phoenix heads the school lunch program workshop as part of Arizona’s 17th annual conference. Other speakers include Mary Rice and Rodney Asnby. Topics cover sanitation safety nutrition and lunchroom operations. Instructors train on recipes quantity cooking and record keeping for school cafeterias.
A disputed policy on status of forces treaties prompts Senate Constitutional Committee hearings. The defense department cites a case involving soldiers under a platoon unit on duty as jurisdictional evidence, amid broader debates over military justice rights and international arrangements.
A fragmented weather bulletin notes mostly sunny to partly cloudy Arizona conditions with continued warmth and scattered thunderstorms possible. North and central regions face northeasterly winds, few scattered showers in mountains, little precipitation elsewhere, temperatures near or above normal across the area into Thursday.
Hourton Tex Katherine Harcourt Taylor Wil graduates from Lamar High School. Her father Cater Taylor gifts an oil well foreseeing about 50 years of production. Local geologists expect sustained yield and economic benefit from the gift.
Entries show club and meeting details for June including a Mothers meeting at Elisabeth Sullivan's home on Wednesday at 530 and a Kika faliee unico mene event at Bles aut. A Theta Thursday gathering is listed for June 8 at 7 am with Flag staff Ni Chat hosting a regular meeting at Parish Hall Church of the Epiphany.
In Buffalo the election marks an all female slate victory led by Norma Warher and Vernon Pigg. The vote tally shows 80 to 387 with the mayor re-elected amid claims there had not been a real election in a decade.
Dr Richard A Harvill, president of the state University at Tucson, told Tucson Rotarians and Kiwanians that US colleges should double enrollment within ten years. He cited about 40 million students in US schools and urged expanded facilities to handle growth. The talk followed remarks by school officials and Rotary club leaders at the gathering.
Services for Sylvester to be held Friday with arrangements announced by the SMS Gerri Service in Williams town.
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