Petition drives action on State College at Tempe bill
A majority of the Un Thaise of Representatives signed a petition urging the Public Institutions Committee chair to bring Senate Bill 44 to a vote. The measure, already passed by the Senate, would establish a school at the State College in Tempe and faces pressure from Rep. Korlesdr of Cocorino County and Chairman Burton of Pinwt County to advance without amended naming. If the committee reports it favorably, the bill could gain House passage.
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Confusion Hits Arizona Legislature as Session Nears End
The Arizona House and Senate faced heavy calendars as Monday’s third readings loomed. A major clash centered on school funding, with House bills on attendance payments stalled in the Senate while a Burton bill seeking 1.9 million for Capitol Wing additions drew Senate resistance and delayed action. House Speaker Cook urged Burton to release the bill and a proposal to establish a college of natural resources at Arizona State College in Flagstaff, with a Thursday adjournment in sight.
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Mountain Men At The Curve Ride To Phoenix Seek Jaycee Parade
The Mountain Men travel 150 miles to Phoenix arriving near noon at the State Fair grounds after camping at Perkinsville Humboldt Sunset Point and New River. Trail Boss Jerry Payne leads with Fred West Williams noting gradual wear on horses and four animals crippled. Phoenix Jaycees plan to greet the riders and escort them into Phoenix for the World Championship Roden parade.
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Winslow Voting Reported Good and Steady
Winslow voters reported good and steady turnout for a municipal election to name six councilors and a mayor under the town's new city charter. City Clerk Florence Armstrong said 225 archival ballots were on hand at City Hall, with ballots cast at noon and more expected.
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Severe cold grips Flagstaff as March hinges on fronts
Northern Arizona endures record cold with flags at zero or below and readings near 4 to 7 degrees below zero. Meteorologists warn of possible light snow flurries Tuesday as Pacific storm systems edge in, but expected totals remain well under inches. Residents brace for continuing cold through Monday with daytime highs not exceeding mid 40s if storms hold.
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Johnson seeks funds to spur jobs and public works
Senate Public Works hearings feature Johnson urging action oriented aid to fight unemployment. He backs faster public works, possible deficit financing, and supports Eisenhower steps to mobilize 200 million for housing loans and broader federal aid, while requesting extended unemployment benefits and highway funding limits.
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20 Cars Impounded On Gily Streets This Weekend
Gily police marked nearly 20 cars impounded from Gily Streets over the weekend. Patrolman Lee Chambers said the tows occurred from downtown tram spots after overnight parking. Chambers warned cars must be off streets after 1 a.m during snow removal times.
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Pilot to be freed after DMZ incident and talks
Reports say a U S Air Force pilot shot down over the demilitarized zone last Thursday will be released after talks at the Military Armistice Commission. North Korea and U N delegates sparred over zone violations and the pilot’s status amid ongoing tensions and accusations of spy activity.
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Armory Bid Awarded in Winslow for 182,597
The I. L. McGoy Construction Co. of Flagstaff and Tucson bid 182,597 for a National Guard armory at Winslow Municipal Airport. The Adjutant General's office must confirm the bid, which tops the estimated 150,000 cost.
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Mamie Eisenhower Survives Denver Weather Visit
Mrs Mamie Eisenhower sheltered indoors as a snowstorm hit Denver area. The First Lady flew from the President s plane Columbine to Lowry Air Force Base for a quick checkup and brief visit with her sister and mother before returning home.
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Phoenix
Lowry
Washington
Nine Booked By City Cops Over Weekend
Nineteen persons backed by city police Saturday and Sunday appeared before Magistrate James F. Brierley Monday morning. Among the charged were William Rounes of Albuquerque New Mexico Leo Sandoval of Flagstaff and Patricia Jones of Flagstaff. Roupas was fined $150 or 90 days in jail Sandoval received a suspended sentence and Jones forfeited a $180 bond. One other was booked as a party to the arrests while 11 others were jailed for drunkenness three for disturbing the peace and one for indecent exposure.
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State Highway Fatalities Soar
A string of deadly crashes across State Route 64 and U.S. 707 leaves multiple injured and dead. Victims include Miguel Orozi, 22, and Trenny Jilisaker, 25, among others. drivers faced charges or investigations in several incidents.
Rope Aids In Jail Break at Dawes County Courthouse
In Cuadrum Nevada, a jail escape used a rope improvised from bedding and clothing to descend from the third floor. Sheriff James Buller reported escapees Percy D. Bisso nett of Baker Montana and Arthur Armitage of Sacramento California fled through fire and were found with rope, blankets, and clothing materials. Both men were recaptured and returned to Chitron after being picked up on orders in Mbang Ore.
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Cross Nominated to FCC by President Eisenhower
President Eisenhower named Arkansas Democrat John Cross a nominee for the Federal Communications Commission to succeed Richard Mack who resigned. Cross, 68, has about 22 years in the communications field and faces confirmation by the Senate after Mack denied wrongdoing.
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Flagstaff School Break-In Reported By Officials
City and county officers investigated a break-in at South Beaver School Monday. A few valuables were stolen and windows broken allowing entry through a door on the gym side. No injuries or arrests reported.
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Pulitzer Prize Nominations Prepared for Eight Committees
Pulitzer prize nominations are ready for review by eight committees. The process proceeds with a meeting set for Monday and Thursday to finalize selections and announce nominees for the prizes.
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Vanguard Cape Canaveral setback delays galaxy launch
Frustration over a faulty weather report and a missing crane operator delayed a three stage Vanguard rocket launch. Officials from the Naval Research Laboratory Martin Co and Air Force Missile Test Center discussed a new firing schedule, possibly within a day, kept secret to avoid public hype.
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Pentagon Sets New Preference Policy for Military Contracts
Washington reports that Defense Secretary Don Quarles announced a policy directing war department contracting to seek out and prioritize subcontractors from surplus labor areas. The directive adds a clause favoring small businesses in such districts, aiming to boost employment and counter unemployment.
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Armed Police Put On Alert In Havana Anniversary Tense-Clash
Contingents of heavily armed police and 22 000 soldiers were ordered to take necessary steps to break a strike and curb violence on the sixth anniversary of Batista's coup. Batista held celebrations except for a radio speech from a garrison as rebels were reported allying with arms preparations. Fidel Castro’s rebels threaten a general strike as their next move to topple Batista, a tactic linked to Machado's 1933 ouster.
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Youth 18 Accused of Beating Grandmother
An 18 year old is charged with felonious assault after police say he beat his 102 year old grandmother, Arso Patrona Belosa, who lies in fair condition at a hospital. The suspect, Marco Feliciani, offered no explanation for the incident.
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