GOP splits loom as 1964 rivals eye the race
Editorial notes Eisenhower and Miller urge caution against haste toward 1964 ambitions while Goldwater and Rockefeller loom as polarizing figures. Rocky paths versus Goldwater spark fears of a sharp nomination fight, with Nixon seen as a potential center option to bridge divisions and broaden the party base in 1962 and beyond.
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Pathways and Local Happenings in Flagstaff
A 25 year ago note shows Bre W B Cline visiting Flagstaff with granddaughter Judy Cline and family, while Arizona State College invites John R. Salter to display art in Phesita. A 25 year old item mentions W B Helton's new rock bungalow near West Aspen, built by WA Ward and contractors Heovler and Tavobs. A 25 year old rattlesnake bite victim, Ken Hodgman, returns home from Flagstaff Hospital. 50 years ago Catholic school basement excavation nears completion with about thirty men at work burning brick.
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Flagstaff Publishing Company Postal Rates and History Note
The Coconino Sun and Daily Sun publish weekly and daily editions from Flagstaff Arizona. Rates listed include mail subscriptions by region, with prices in dollars per month six months and year, plus a note on second class postage and historical founding dates.
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Congress Recess Idea Faces Slow House Hearing
Rep Robert R Barry urges annual summer recess for Congress citing family needs and high numbers of school age children among members. The House Rules Committee delays action, while Sen Gale McGee promotes a continuous year around session with summer breaks, election time, and conventions.
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Doctor cites back weakness in bipeds versus quadrupeds
Washington bone and joint specialist says Kennedy's back strain arises from evolution. He notes the human spine angles and bears weight differently on two legs, making the back more prone to strain during golf, tennis, heavy lifting, or gardening.
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Kennedy Faces Foreign Policy Struggles in Early Presidency
Washington report highlights President Kennedy's early foreign policy challenges. It notes Cuba’s Fidel Castro, Laos and Pathet Lao advances, stalled Geneva talks on ceasefire and nuclear testing, South Vietnam insurgency, and South Korea's military coup. The piece portrays Kennedy amid a storm of global crises with few clear achievements.
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Ends and Returns In TV World as Series Fade
New York AP notes TV practice of canceling shows without farewell, often letting discarded series revive. This season two titles “Happy” and “One Happy Family” resurfaced. ABC’s Guestward Ho finalizes season plans with a fated failure to continue Madison Avenue plotting. The Lawless Years on NBC 9:30 p.m. offers a dramatized documentary on crime.
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Army Device Turns Night Into Daylight at Fort Story
Army Transportation Corps demonstrates an experimental image intensification device that makes night visible as day for landing operations. Three tubes boost illumination 1000 times, revealing landing craft and ships as waves reach the shore amid murky, stormy conditions.
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Window Shopping: An Inexpensive Hobby For All
New York readers are invited to try window shopping as a thrifty hobby. The piece extols browsing city store windows as a humane, mentally stimulating pastime that requires only legs and a city, while noting the humorous dangers of escalating imagined purchases and the odd pleasure of keeping a mythical bankroll.
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American Exporters See Dip in West Europe Trade
American exporters fear a dip as Western Europe and Japan bolster self sufficiency, boosting competition. Exports in the first four months run 8 percent higher year over year, yet Europe’s industry may demand fewer U.S. raw materials and machinery while Chase Manhattan Bank predicts markets will persist if U.S. firms supply needed metals, chemicals, and cotton.
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Marilyn Monroe Interview Session in Beverly Hills Note
Hollywood World reports an extended interview with Marilyn Monroe at a Beverly Hills hotel bungalow. The piece notes ritualistic talks with guest Sandburg, birthday card display, and Monroe’s plans to return to work in New York, including possible NBC TV projects with a male lead actor.
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Kayenta students win top honors at eighth grade graduation
Kayenta Public School awarded certificates for straight first grade averages after eighth grade ceremonies. Shockley and Wyona Smuth won top honors, with several students earning honor roll status and perfect attendance. Valedictorian went to Cindy Shockley and salutatorian to Michael Wagner. handwriting talent helped win national recognition.
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Philip Bradley
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Hayden Opposes Cuban Swap Deal Signals Political Maneuver
The article reports that Congressman Hayden, after delays and speculation, has stated opposition to a Cuban hostages swap plan. It notes his long Washington tenure, expected future run, and potential backing of the President, highlighting the political stakes for the Democratic party.
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