Interstate 40 plans and local road talks in Fing area
Yna Chamber of Commerce roads committee reaffirms stance on Interstate Route 40 in the Fing area. Study urges prioritizing connections between communities with an interchange east of Flagstaff before by passes, highlighting decades of meetings and engineer input to safeguard business interests while improving facilities.
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Glenn roars through Broadway in New York welcome
John Glenn, America's space hero, rode in an open car along Broadway amid a roar of cheers confetti and signs. The motorcade moved from Bowling Green to City Hall as crowds surged past Trinity Church and Wall Street. Annie Glenn and Vice President Lyndon B Johnson rode with him. City officials described the welcome as stupendous.
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Peace Talks Loom as Algerian Violence Rises
In Algiers the first round of peace talks is set for this weekend near the French Swiss border amid renewed extremist violence. Dozens wounded and several killed in Oran Ville Nouvelle incidents highlight the fragile security backdrop as negotiators hope for a ceasefire and self determination referendum.
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Social Morning For Legislators
AP dispatch notes regis lasive clanter galleries filled with women delegations as the Senate and House introduced guests. Heavy debate calendars were often untouched while committees prepared for a packed afternoon session.
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Storms Weaken Weekend Front For Northern Arizona
West and southwest winds push a Pacific front away from the region as Flagstaff forecasters predict warmer temperatures and only a 20 percent chance of showers over higher elevations by Saturday. Paul W. Sorenson notes the weather risk shifts north to Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming with highs in the low 40s today and upper 40s tomorrow, and a low around 10 degrees tonight.
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General to Present Meritorious Safety Award Friday
Maj. Gen. John G. Shinkle will present the Ordnance Corps Award of Merit for Safety to the Navajo Ordnance Depot for its perfect safety record during FY 1961–62. Shinkle, commanding general at White Sands Missile Range, will tour depot facilities before the ceremony. He notes the range as the only air land missile range in the United States, with tests on Nike Zeus, Hawk, Sergeant, Nike Hercules, Talox, Falcon, and Sidewinder systems.
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U S 66 Crash Fatal to Trip
Three Chicago men were killed in a three vehicle crash east of Winona on U S 66. Richard Dolphin 18 Warren Woodrick 21 and James McCabe 28 died when their car struck a tractor trailer after a sideswipe. Bartlett F McLallen Jr 41 and Ira Pitchford 66 escaped injuries. Investigator James F Brierley planned no inquest. The Tucson death was the last toll in the 1862 traffic count.
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State Tax Revenues Jump in February Receipts
PHOENIX AP The Avizon Tax Commission reports state pilex tax collections in February at 4,426,579 up from 340,207 in February 1961. An additional 2,214,154 was raised by the medical education sales tax last month, contrasting with 1,? for the same period year ago.
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Plane Dives Vertically Into Marsh
A giant American Airlines jet crashed after takeoff from Idlewild Airport, killing all 95 aboard in the nation s worst single air disaster. The Boeing 107 Astrojet disappeared into a marshy area on Long Island s south shore as flames spread over water and shore. Witnesses reported a loud expansion before the crash, and rescue efforts found bodies, debris, and a plastic toy dog scattered across flooded marshland. Among the passengers was W Alton Jones, former Cities Service Co. leader. The disaster occurred in clear, sunny weather just before a ceremonial event for astronauts. Continued on Page Trad.
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Kennedy proposes $1 billion recreation land program
President Kennedy urged eight new land purchase programs to expand outdoor recreation, proposing a land conservation fund and borrowing via Treasury advances to start. Administration estimates total spending at $400 million to $1 billion over eight years, funded by fees, tax reallocations, and surplus land sales. He targeted a White House conservation conference and pledged international scientific cooperation.
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