17 Jun 1955
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1955
Page
1
A fragmented plea for unity invites all to join the Pow Wow events from July 2 to 8 with colorful attire and Western Indian influences. The piece references Cochise community enthusiasm, tourism interest, and a mix of cultural pride and historical reflection tied to the event and broader Western themes.
Washington report notes the Ford Major Co United Auto Workers agreement includes a basic wage rise plus an annual improvement factor. It adds extended fringe benefits, pensions, more insurance, and higher unemployment coverage, while debates over management social responsibility and labor protection continue.
The governor refused extradition delay for William Bonelli as he decides whether to sign California's request. Bonelli, held on a California warrant, faces charges for conspiring to violate state election laws. His attorneys claim the extradition proceeding may proceed in state courts.
A historical note recalls chemical warfare origins around 40 H.C. with sulfur and pitch flames, and documents the German deployment of chlorine gas marking a turning point in modern chemical warfare.
An essay by Roy L. Smith critiques the attempt to quantify spirit and emotion, arguing that science fails to capture the essence of spiritual experience. It contends that phenomena like love resist exact measurement and that genuine religion relies on personal assent beyond rational proof.
Stewart Udall argues against exempting gas producers from federal regulation, asserting gas serves as a public utility requiring rate oversight from production to consumer. He cites monopoly concerns, market concentration, and strong regulatory need, while noting high demand and profitability in the natural gas sector.
A Monrovia woman recalls her pet canary missing after a rooftop escape from a coop at Mrs. H. Markey home. A thief is suspected as the coop was on the porch and the next morning the owner found the cane stolen with the bird vanished.
In Atlanta a reader notes that gas price factors include mismanagement weak state regulation and high consumer costs. The writer supports price protection and opposes tampering with the regulator system from producer to consumer while awaiting further reports. The piece argues for public interest and transparency in rate regulation.
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