Ike's Stated Courage and Budget Talk on Security
President Eisenhower defends his stance on national security and a balanced budget while facing questions on war spending. He asserts Congress sometimes errs, yet he never deliberately thwarts its will, and expresses doubt about jet planes for personal use. Hawaii statehood action is anticipated.
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Senate
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Maine
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Funeral set for E L Gillespie 64 of Halbrook
E L Gillespie 64 of Halbrook dies in Fleastaff Tuesday evening after a heart attack at Hotel Monte Vista Flagstaff en route to Phoenix. Born in Pinedale he lived in Navajo and Apache counties as a carpenter. Survivors include wife eight sons Verl C F Jack Ilvoid Joe Bill Virgil Martha Rose at home two brothers one sister and 24 grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Friday at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints chapel in Holbrook.
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Verl
Lakeside
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Jack
Globe and ‘Ilvoid
Joe
Bill
Virgil
Mar- Min
Alll
Holbrook
Martha Rose
Television Schedule Highlights March Afternoon Lineup
A dense afternoon slate features Bandstand, cartoons, classic comedies, and serials with NBC News, weather, and sports updates. Notable programs include Space Patrol, The Price Is Right, Wagon Train, Donna Reed Show, and Lady in the Dark with additional 汀vignettes and MGM features.
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Drake News
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NBC News
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Lawrence Welk
the Nibbionette
Milton Berle
Bat Masterson
Donna Reed
Weather data for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
Forecast shows mostly clear conditions with highs near 45 to 53 degrees. Northerly winds at 23 mph with gusts to 40 today easing to 10 mph tonight and Thursday. Precipitation absent. record highs and lows listed for reference across climate data.
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Cottonwood
Flagstaff
Arizona
Cooter
Truck Breakdown Delays State Food Distribution Arrival
A transmission failure delays a State Department of Public Welfare surplus commodities truck from arriving as scheduled. County director Miss Lucille Tallent said the truck will now be at the Flagstaff City Mission at 117 S. San Francisco on Friday from 1:30 to 3:20 for monthly food distribution to the needy.
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Miss Tallent
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S. San Francisco
Compromise Hopes Dim On School Aid Measure
In Phoenix AP report tensions rise as House and Senate conflict over supplementary aid for distressed schools. Progress on a compromise is slim as the appropriations bill looms, with leaders signaling limited chances for a deal before session end. Prochnow chairs both appropriations bodies and resists concessions on aid.
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Senate
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Robert Prochnow
Coconino
Senvale Appropriations
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Prochnow
Paul Fanvin
School Districts Merge in Apache County St Johns
The Apache County Board of Supervisors merged the Grece School District with the Eagar School District. Superintendent Roland Veumby reported that the Grece district had long subsidized operations with only six to eight students attending Eagar, prompting the consolidation.
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Pere Apache County Board of Supervisor
Grece
Eagar
Roland Veumbylin
Gree
Campy Campanella’s Son Paroled After Delinquency Adjudication
David Campanella, 13, son of Roy Campanella, was formally adjudged a juvenile delinquent for breaking into a Queens drug store. Paroled to his mother and a Catholic priest, he must remain off the streets at night with an adult, continue schooling, and undergo psychological and psychiatric evaluation. Judge Liese scheduled a punishment decision for April 10 after reports from social workers and psychiatrists.
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New York
David Campanella
Roy Campanella
Sylvia ‘Linse
Liese
David
Queens
Young Campanella
Hawaii Statehood Bill Gets Ready In Both Chambers
In Washington AP reports Hawaii statehood moves to the floor as Senate and House prepare to act. Senate sponsors number 36, House Territory subcommittee chair forecasts about a 100 vote margin, while Rules Committee clears six hours of debate plus amendments. Avie may come Thursday.
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Hawaii
Congress
Senate
House
Chamber
Leo WY. O'Brien
Territories
House Rules Committee
Avie
Cornel Wilde Admitted For Eye Detachment Treatment
San Francisco AP reports film star Cornel Wilde was admitted to a hospital Tuesday for treatment of a retinal detachment in his eye. Doctors planned a careful procedure to restore vision while Wilde remains under medical care. The celebrity condition prompted fans to await further updates on his health and recovery prospects.
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San Francisco
Comnet Wilde
Khrushchev Pushes Free City Plan Over Berlin Crisis
Soviet Premier Khrushchev continues to pressure Western powers over West Berlin with repeated proposals. He floated making West Berlin a free city with limited Western garrisons, signaling a shift from demilitarization to selective occupation. The moves follow his November calls for Western withdrawal from Berlin and transfer of East Berlin duties to the East German regime.
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Townsend Rites Set for Former Flagstaff Resident
Funeral services for Jack Townsend, 48, a former Flagstaff resident who died in Phoenix Sunday, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Flagstaff Mortuary. The body will lie in state Thursday evening at the mortuary. Pallbearers include Claude Smith Ray Foster Garland Foster Garland Glaspie Ivan Rowe and Charles Rlee.
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Jack Townsend
Flagstaff
Phoenix
Flagstaff Mortuary
Claude Smith
Ray
Foster
Garland Foster
Garland Glaspie
Ivan Rowe
Charles Rlee
Large timber blaze at Winslow mill deepens loss
The Duke City firm suffered about 120000 in damage as a massive fire consumed freight stacks of lumber, with mill and equipment spared. Fire raged through a million board feet of timber, blue white flames and explosions marking the blaze, now being cleaned up by Duke City workers after taking over operations recently and headquartered in Albuquerque.
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Duke City Lumber Co
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Frank Westkamp
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