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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1959

Page

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Legislature Nears End of Session With School Aid Talks

The Arizona Legislature enters the final week as a joint conference committee seeks a compromise school program. If no accord is reached, adjournment may come next week. a basis for agreement could require overtime. Discrepancies between Senate and House plans center on supplementary aid and a proposed 50 percent sales tax increase.

Thoenin Arizona Louse Senate House Paul Fannin Weve Herold C. Giss Robet Prochnow R. Spikes D-Cochise Marshall Simms Ren Arnold John Haugh

Weekend TV Schedule March 7 8 8

Readers can plan Saturday and Sunday viewing across drama, sports, and news shows. Highlights include major league bowling, westerns, law and detective series, and classic films such as Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman and Overland Patrol among many titles and time slots.

Weather snapshot and records for Flagstaff area

Today's forecast shows mostly clear and warm conditions in Flagstaff and northern Arizona with cold tonight. After noon winds of 8 to 10 mph expected today and Sunday, low around 10, high near 90. Precip values and past highs listed. record highs and lows from prior years noted.

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Williams Set For Hearing On Road Route

A public hearing is scheduled for April 1 at the Williams Legion Hut to discuss two proposed Interstate Highway 4 routes in Coconino County. The plans call for a four lane divided highway with interchanges, end-point access, and frontage roads, linking U.S. 66 near the Yavapai Cocino line to Williams and northward to U.S. 66 near milepost 486.0, with comments to be recorded for potential impact and design decisions. Public Hearing Officer A F Medford will preside, with P S Syler assisting, under Public Law 627 of the Federal Aid Highway Act.

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Worst in Decade Bitter March Storm Strikes U S

The Associated Press reports a brutal late winter storm battered the Northeast after freezing the Upper Midwest. Snow up to 22 inches, winds to 50 mph, and blizzard conditions left 33 dead in Iowa and nearby states, with thousands stranded and highways clogged across Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan and beyond.

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Strike Closes Minneapolis Supermarkets Amid Labor Picketing

AP reports a citywide supermarket strike closes 242 stores in Minneapolis as Minneapolis Retail Food Distributors orders shut down. Local 633 members picket around markets after failed negotiations on security for employees under 40 hours weekly. wage terms unresolved. Stores control about 80 percent of the city’s grocery trade.

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Baby Drowns After Fall Into Water-Filled Pail

Hampton Virginia AP reports a 20 month old child fell into an open water filled garbage pail at home while playing on back steps. He succumbed shortly after being found by parents. Dr Norman Cohen, state medical examiner, ruled accidental drowning as the cause of death.

Hampton Norman Cohen Thomas McAillen

Beautiful but Belligerent Blonde Arrested After Nevada Bank Heist

Ida Belle Ingram, 19, described as a knockout blonde, is charged in Las Vegas with robbing a bank of 1761 dollars after handing a teller a note claiming to be armed. FBI notes she previously worked as a bank teller in Washington DC. Police recovered the money from her purse as she was arrested after a bus stop affair in the desert.

Las Vegas New FBI Ida Belle Ingram Triler T Washington, D.C Mary Herfing Miss Mearing Rene Thetis Teno Dept Clark Olson Aud Roanoke

Wanted cook and housing ad in person at 115 East Aspen

Classified fragment notes a male or female cook wanted with in person application at 115 E Aspen, reference to Judge Woo, contact numbers Jang 714, and listing for a furnished or unfurnished home with 11% baths, carpet, drapes, and fence. Also mentions a 1852 Chevrolet 2 ton with new motor, trade options, and a contact FR 4-7578.

Fred Stone dies at 85 in Hollywood after long career

Actor Fred Stone who starred in Kindle Song and dance acts and Amazing acrobatics has died at his home in North Hollywood California. The veteran performer of 30 years on stage and screen died Friday from complications of illnesses following a heart attack about two years ago and subsequent total blindness.

North Hollywood Calif Fred Stone Sreen

Fifteen year old helmsman in New York collision probe

An investigation into a fog bound collision near New York harbor revealed a 15 year old local youth served as helmsman aboard the tanker Jolanta. Henrik Holl testified he was steering the ship about 41 minutes before impact while Captain Anders Loyard supervised radars. No injuries were reported.

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Kids Reject Old Classics From School Texts

Philadelphia report notes Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island remains popular with older readers but is dropped from approved textbooks. Committee action also removes George Eliot's Silas Marner and Tennyson's Thyrnals of the King to make room for modern works, sparking concern among some adults.

Philadelphia Robert Louis ‘Stevenson Stevenson George Eliot Alfred Lord Tennyson King

Kids Hurled Rocks at Pop Mom Files for Divorce

In Oakland California AP report a jeweler Richard Pulisich asked teen boys to protect him after alleging they struck him The youths aged 13 15 and 16 were sent to Juvenile Hall His wife Wilma 46 left with their three younger children 6 8 and 13 and filed for divorce naming abuse and seeking custody The elder sons described by Pulisich as incomig neg...

Oakland Calif APY Richard Pulisich Sas Feidas Wilma Paulisien

Heart Ailment Fatal For Ex Sen Guffey

Former Senator Joseph F. Gulley of Pennsylvania, a Democratic stalwart from the New Deal era, died Friday night of a heart ailment. He was 1346 and had lived in Washington since losing his Senate seat to a Republican in 1936.

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Justice Department Drive Targets Top Hoodlums

The Justice Department marks a year of a steady assault on organized crime led by William P. Rogers. Aimed at the top hoodlums, the drive coordinates FBI, Immigration, Treasury data with state officials to curb underworld figures. Notable Apalachin links include arrests, deportation efforts, and tax evasion prosecutions affecting Costello, Ricca, and others.

Waslington Juelee Department Justice Department Aly William P. Rogers Wnt Rogers FBI Immigration Service Treasury Council of State National Assn. of State Milton Wessel U.S. Attorney New York City Apalachi, N.Y Wessel Vito Genavase Toy Man New York Telal Russell Rufatina Ben Brooklyn Frank Costello Paul Ricca Cappe Chicago

Shakespeare Club Sets New Meeting

The Shakespeare Club schedules a new meeting at 7 20 Monday. Mrs Russell Sweitzer will host at the Bret instead of the home of directors 7 West Be christ as originally planned.

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