Flagstaff Council Backs I-40 Route Link Plan
The Flagstaff City Council sent a letter to the Arizona Highway Commission outlining its stance on Interstate 40 G and the by pass. It urged immediate right of way acquisition for the East Flagstaff interchange before by pass construction to protect local business and secure access to Magstatt and nearby areas amid the 1972 completion timeline.
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British Airliner Dives Into Swamp Killing 111 in Africa
Rescue teams reached the wreck near Douala Cameroon to find all aboard dead in Africa s worst air crash and the fourth worst aviation disaster. The four engine chartered British airliner from South Africa Rhodesia Mozambique plummeted into a swamp after takeoff in light rain, killing 101 passengers and 10 crew including three hostesses. Among the dead were Britons South Africans Dutch Germans Danes Australians Italians and unknown Americans.
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Boys Club Ride Arrives to Study Flagstaff Unit
Roy Bogden, Southwastern director at Boys Club of America, plans a survey on establishing a local chapter in Flagstaff. He will meet with local leaders at the Kiddon Star Cafe to discuss steps and announcements.
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B-58 Bomber Seeks Record Cross Country
LOS ANGELES AP four B58 bombers launched toward a record run to New York and back with one returning from Missouri while the other aims to complete a 490 mile nonstop circuit in under five hours The Air Force warned of sonic booms along a 41 mile corridor if the test succeeds the Bendix Trophy and three transcontinental records are at stake The current westbound mark stands at 2 hours 4 minutes set last May 24 by a Phantom II
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Massachusetts Senate Candidacy Sparks Dem Battle
Massachusetts Attorney General J. McCormack announced his candidacy for the US Senate sparking a showdown with the Kroredys for the Democratic nomination. President John Kennedy’s brother Edward M Kennedy is expected to announce for higher office soon.
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Record-Breaking Wave of Plastic Attacks Shocks Algiers
A wave of 135 plastic hazard devices disrupted Algiers for 40 minutes before dawn, wounding twelve and leading to nineteen arrests. European Secret Army violence targeted mosques and parked cars, while authorities reported no public buildings damaged as troops patrolled the city at daybreak.
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Khrush Puts Emphasis on Agriculture
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged rapid growth of agriculture while stressing not neglect of industry. In a Central Committee session aired by Radio Moscow, he warned agriculture must rise alongside industrial gains, noting industry up 35 percent since 1959 while agriculture rose only about 5 percent. He called agriculture a matter of party and public concern.
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Udall Defends River Project and Power Agreements
Secretary Udall defended letting private utilities transmit power from the Colorado River Storage Project. He urged competitive cooperation between public and private utilities to meet national power needs, insisting the plan ensures efficiency, lower rates, and strong federal-backed transmission with protections for preference users across the basin.
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High Court Rules for Homeowner in Airport Noise Suit
The Supreme Court ruled for homeowner Thomas Griggs against Allegheny County, allowing compensation for noise and vibration from low-flying planes. Justices split 7 to 2 on who pays, with Douglas delivering the majority opinion that airport operators owe damages. Black, joined by Frankfurter, dissented, saying the federal government should pay.
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Coconino Delays Sabin Polio Vaccine Use
Coconino County will wait for all three Sabin strains before starting the oral polio vaccine program. Acting Health Director Dr. Hugh Bierker said current supply covers strains L and II only, and the third strain may be unavailable for months. Residents should continue with the Salk vaccine to maintain immunity.
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Two Pedestrians Victims Four More Traffic Deaths Boost Arizona Toll
Arizona’s highway toll rises to 78 with four more deaths from weekend crashes. Victims include Jum Videncia 59 of Tucson and Jia Robles Orhon 64 of Tucson. A driver Stephen Goot 19 faces no citation. Betty Minor of Tucson among others noted in incident reports. The tally for the state reflects weekend collisions near Apache Junction and Mesa with multiple injuries.
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Equalization Snags Endanger Arizona Legislature Session
Arizona lawmakers enter the final week of a regular session with tax equalization as the central hurdle. The Senate and House pursue different paths. the House backs Manse Spankee Cook’s tax relief plan, while the Senate considers an interim study. A veteran advisor warns the process may stretch into two weeks as committees debate methods for property tax reform and the session’s fate.
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Khrushchev to GK Geneva Open for Disarmament Talks
Washington reports Khrushchev will send Foreign Minister Gromyko to Geneva for the disarmament conference. The move follows Kennedy's call for an atmosphere test moratorium until a treaty is completed by end of April. US officials say no immediate comment gathering until the message is studied.
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Powers to Tell Story Tuesday Before Senate Unit
AP reports Francis Gary Powers will tell his account in open session to the Senate Armed Services Committee Tuesday. Chairman Richard B. Russell announced the hearing after a secret briefing by Central Intelligence Director Allen Dulles. The session aims to quiz Powers over his controversial U-2 spy flights and the McCone report.
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Kennedy Visit to Pepe Amid Rushed European Tour
Mrs Kennedy plans a midweek stopover in Valdosta City during a two nation trip to Asia and Pakistan. President Kennedy’s advisor Trendy met with her husband and Mrs Kennedy in an audience, outlining ongoing外交 engagements.
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