Communists discuss future path as tensions rise
AP dispatch notes that Soviet and Chinese communist parties agreed to meet to explore ideological differences with no fixed format. Reports from Moscow and Peking suggest a summit remains unconfirmed while sources say talks center on peaceful coexistence versus militant paths for world communism.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Ching
Mier Karushchev
Mao Tze-lung
Peking
China
Tshrushchev
Missile launched in routine Vandenberg ICBM test
An Air Force officiellement launched an Atlas ICBM from Vandenberg Air Force Base California on Monday night as part of a routine training mission. The target area was not specified and no injuries were reported.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Kennedy
Bingstatt
Bigstatt
Mier Saturny
Sunfoto
Armory
Increase in Gas Tax Approved by Arizona Highway Commission
The Arizona Highway Commission approved a resolution to raise the gasoline tax by one cent per gallon. Funds would fund arterial street improvements. The move, among the commission’s first actions with new member Kenneth W. Holbrook of Patagonia, replaces John J. Bugg of Florence. The increase aims to meet mounting demands on the State Highway Department to improve and construct highways.
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Phoenix
Arizona Highway Commission
Commission
Kenneth W. Holbrook
Patagonia
Holbrook
Santa Cruz County
Johm 7 Bugg
Florence
State Highway Department
Measure of generosity and value of charity
A quotation from Miatthew 20 15 questions ownership versus generosity. It argues possessions gain value when used for good deeds and notes charity yields the largest earthly return, attributed to Joseph Cook.
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Charity
Joseph Cook
Weather forecast for Flagstaff and northern Arizona
Considerable cloudiness through Wednesday with occasional light snow showers over the mountains. Southwest winds to 25 mph with stronger gusts, slightly cooler. Tonight's low around 20, tomorrow's high near 40. Temperatures and records listed for multiple locations and dates included.
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Burrus Ranvli
Ordnance Depot
Cotonwood
Kingman
Phoenix
Prescott
Tucson
Winslow
Phoenix Smog Ranked Second in Nationwide Survey
A United States Public Health Service survey ranks Phoenix second in air pollution among 18 cities, with 207 micrograms per cubic meter of suspended solids, behind Gary, Indiana. Doctors warn inhaled pollutants can damage tissue with continued exposure, though the respiratory system filters many contaminants.
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Phoenie
United States Public Health Service
Phoenix
Gary
Ind
Tucson
Computer helps Miami patrols curb accidents
Miami police used an electronic computer to analyze accident data and identify high risk zones. Ten motorcycle officers patrolled a target area for eight hours, reporting zero accidents on Saturday after previously averaging ten incidents.
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Miami, Fla
Miami
Metro
Quentin Weaver
Two ASC Men's Groups Raise 267 for Fiagstaff Heart Fund
Arizona State College reports that two men's organizations, the Sophos road block and Circle K downtown drive, raised a total of 267 for the Fiagstaff Heart Fund. Road block chair Terry Fay of Yuma and Circle K chairman Dean Metcalf of Tucson led their campaigns, yielding 168.87 and 38 dollars respectively.
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Fiagstaff Heart Fund
Arizona State College
Chesle Lark
Fiagstaff
Sophos
ASC
Kiwanis
Clark
Terry Fay
Yuma
Dean Metcalf
Tucson
Owner Accused of Making Bet Against Colts in 1953
Carrall D. Rosenbloom, owner of the Baltimore Colts, faced deposition testimony in a 1960 breach suit alleging a $55,000 bet against his team. Miami operator Michael J. McLaney claimed the wager involved the Colts and the Steelers, though later testimony suggested a Colts vs 49ers game. The judge allowed release of depositions despite Rosenbloom’s denial of betting on his own team.
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Miami, Fla
Carrall D. Rosenbloom
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Michael J. McLaney
Miami Beach
Havana
Rosenbloom
Pittsburgh Steelers
McLaney
Benjamin Schulman
Miawii Beach
San Francisco 49Ers
Steelers
Joseph P. Lieb
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Sam Benton
Miami
Rosenboom
Coconino Daily Record Legal Notices and Rental Ad
Warranty deed transfers from William FE Rush to Richard F Carrillo and spouse, joint tenancy deed from Robert C Bradshaw to Rollie F Howell and spouse, quitclaim deed from Norman B Willis to Kings Real Estate et al. Marriage license for Thomas Allen Hammond and Memory Lynn Stephens. Large 1 bedroom apartment ad near downtown Holbrook with no pets and contact 774-2675. Dated March 11.
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William FE. Rush
Richard F. Carrillo
Robert C Bradshaw
Rollie F. Howell
Clatt
Norman
Willis
King's Real Estate
Thomas Allen Hammond
Memory Lynn Stephens
Holbrook
Too Late to Classify ROOM with Magnificent View
Readable text references a home listing with a magnificent view and pricing note of 87 251 total terms by Mr Elden Realty at 77 Parks. It also mentions 97 and 3814 as numbers in the fragment.
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Elden
Stock Market Gains Lift Tobacco and Steel Shares
New York stocks rose early as tobacco and steel issues gained while trading was uneven. The AP average of 60 stocks at noon rose 4 to 266.0 with industrials up 14, rails little changed, and utilities flat. Major tobacco issues rallied, with Liggett & Myers leading and firms like Morris, Reynolds, Lorillard, and American Tobacco logging modest advances. Dow Jones industrial average up 1.43 at noon.
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NEW York
Tobaccos
Steele
Associated Press
American Medical Asstation
Liggett & Myers
Amore Tobaccos
Sti? Morris
Reynolds, Lorillard
American Tobacco
Dow Jones
FDR Junior Regains Driver's License After Test Pass
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr 48 regained his driving privileges after passing the District of Columbia test on January 22 and having his license reinstated February 27. DMV records show prior suspension due to traffic violations.
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Washington
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr
District of Columbia
Roosevelt
Department of Motor Vehicles
Ami
Fraud Charge In Haystaff Property Sale Case
A Los Angeles postal employee charges the city of Haystaff with fraud over a back taxes sale of Myrtle L. Armstead property. The affidavit alleges deliberate steps to deprive Myrtle Armstead Batiste of her legacy, detailing two sales with bids of 2500 and 1530 dollars, and a second sale at 381.87 dollars later approved for an adjacent-property owner. Records show the second bid reached 1530 by Moore while Grace, Moore, and Arthur Lee participated, with deed pending for Moore. The Lot 4 Block 135 Normal Addition parcel lies on So San Francisco St.
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108 Angeles
Los Angeles
Haystaff
Louis W. Armstead
Myrtle L. Armstead
Liew
Cocontno County Recorder
Armstead
Favur
Flagstaff
Flagstaff Field
Jol H. Grace Wat
Mes. Batiste
G. W. Moore
Arthur Lee
Grace
San Francisco St
Subscription prices and mailing details for Flagstaff paper
The notice lists subscription options: $165 per month or $712.75 per year by mall in Coconino Navajo and Yavapai Counties. All other subscriptions $15.60 yearly. Coconino Sun Weekly published Saturdays. Mail rate at $5.05 per year. Second class postage paid at Flagstaff Arizona post office.
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Coconino
Navajo
Yavapai
Cocontino Sun
Flagstaff
Ariz
Postoffice
Demos Review Miami Beach for 1964 Convention Site
The Democratic site committee checked Miami Beach as a possible 1964 nominating venue and then moved to San Francisco. Chairman William Potter praised the city and noted Miami Beach offered up to 500000 dollars, topping other bids from Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Atlantic City. The decision will be made late in May.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Democratic Party
San Francisco
William
Potter
Wilington
Del
Munday
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Carrier's Wholesale to Retail Paper Route Promise
A local carrier explains a business model buying papers at wholesale and selling at retail. Monthly collections begin on the 20th, enabling the carrier to pay bills by the end of the month. Cooperation is appreciated.
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The
Sun
Stockmen Seek Compensation for Grazing Losses
Washington AP stockmen harmed by reclassification of public lands urge compensation. Under Taylor Grazing Act rules, three year leases and one year permits offer little protection if lands are reclassified for other uses. Udall notes questions about tenure and impacts on recreation wildlife and development.
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Washington
Stewart L/Urlall
Udall
National Advisory Board Council For Public Lands
Prima
Dan Hughes
Montrose
Cola
Bond set for Marlin Dittmer in Phoenix drunken driving case
Police report shows 43 year old Marlin Dittmer of Phoenix arrested by Flagstaff officers at 12 15 am today charged with drunk driving. Bond set at 200 dollars. Trial scheduled in magistrate court on Wednesday.
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Marlin Dittmer
Phoenix
Flagstafl
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