Castro Admits Cuba Faces Hard Times With Rationing
Havana reports Prime Minister Fidel Castro acknowledged serious problems in the three year old revolution and ordered drastic rationing of staples. He said shortages are the revolution's main issue and promised nationwide limits on rice beans lard and cooking oils starting Monday with per person quotas and blamed counterrevolution and the U S embargo for hardships.
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Mornday
Astra
U. S
Kennedy
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Castro
Legion Chief In Winslow Dies at 63
Virgil Glenn Ashen fetter, 63, longtime commander of the American Legion in Winslow, died Sunday after a long illness at Winslow Memorial Hospital. A funeral is set for Wednesday afternoon at Scott McMillan Chapel with burial at Desert View Cemetery. The Elks color guard and American Legion will conduct services. Born March 2, 1898, in Okefe Kansas, he moved to Winslow in 1936 and owned Southwest Meter. He is survived by his wife, Alles, and two children from a previous marriage, Armand and Mia Mary Louise Tramet. He was active in the American Legion, Elks Lodge, and the Methodist Church.
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Seevices
Virgil Glenn Ashenfetter
American Legion
Winslow Memorial Hospital
Scott McMillan Chapel
Desert ‘View
Powell Green
First Methodist Church
Winesow
Elks
Ma Ashextelter
Okefe Kansas
T Winslow
South West Metre
Alles
Armand
Mia
Mary
Louise Tramet
American le Fem
Elks Lodge
Methodit Church
Evening TV lineup with multiple programs and news
A Tuesday schedule lists evening shows from Charley Horse and People's Choice to Sea Hunt and ABC News six, followed by Sports updates, Weather, and late programs including The Red Skelton Show and Gatchel specials, with Weather and Sports wrap.
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Charley Horse
Dayton Allen
Kubla
Ollie
Life of Riley
Marshall Dillon
Sea Hunt
ABC ‘News
Doug Edwards
Huntley-Brienkley Report
Sophia
Loren
ABC News
Wade Shannon
Mahalia Jackson
Bill Before Congress Funds Navajo Area School Projects
The Interior Department backed bill would distribute 22.567 million dollars to 12 Northern Arizona reservations and three other sites for new schools, additions, dormitories, kitchens, employee quarters, and facilities expansions to serve the 1962 63 school year. Named Navajo schools include Greasewood Kayenta Hopt Agency Klagetoh Low Mountain Lukachukai Oraibi Red Rock Red Point Rough Rock Tuba City White Cone, plus Phoenix Indian School and Pima Agency share in the total funding.
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Hopt Agency
Klagetoh
Low Mountain
Red Rock
Red Point
Rough Rock
Tuba City
White Cone
Phoenix Indian School
Pima
Elder R L 67 Flagstaff Dies Rites Pending
Robert L. Elder 67 of Flagstaff died suddenly at home of a heart attack. Survived by wife Alta, daughter Dorothy Aker of the Marshall Islands, and sons Robert of Newton Kansas and Alles hail of Flagstaff, plus four grandchildren. Born Sept 29 1895 in Eastland County Texas. Ganley and Sons handling arrangements.
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North West Street
Navajo Ordnance Depot
Alta
Dorothy Aker
Marshall Islands
South Pacific
Robert, Sr
Newton
Kansas
Alles
Flagstaff
Eastland County
Texas
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Bisbee
Jerome
Arizona
Ganley & Sons
Coconino Daily Record Deed Transfers and Marriage License Recorded
W A Ryan et ox to John H Page lands and Louis R Bader to Stewart Title Trust of Flagstaff recorded. Sherman Lee Egotic 22 and Roxanna Adams 21 of Flagstaff obtain marriage license on March 12 stamped by Justice James F Brierley.
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John H. Page
Louis R. Bader
Stewart Title & Trust of
Flagstaff
Sherman Lee Egotic
Roxanna Adams
Justice of the Peace
James F. Brierley
Weather summary with temperatures and winds for the day
A weather note details highs around 33 and a low near 9 with trace precipitation. Northerly winds at 8 to 16 mph persist with a warming trend starting tomorrow. Night low expected 0 to 5 below, tomorrow's high about 40, and conditions shown across several locations including Burrus Ranch and Grand Canyon.
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Nortal
Burrus Ranch
Ace Ordnance Depot
Cottonwood
Foo
Grand Canyon
Kingman
Phoenix
Bos
Leen
Stock Market Ends Mixed Course In Early Trading
New York AP report shows stocks mixed with moderate trading. The AP 60 average gains 0.20 to 253.70 as Industrials and utilities advance slightly while rails falter. Major tobacco shares slip, Lorillard up, Korvette down about a point. Bonds rise. grains and livestock show varied moves with hogs higher and cattle steady to lower.
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Associated Press
Olso
Steele
Reynolds
Liggett & Myers
American Tobacco
Lorillard
Korvette
Glanor New York
Flag district to vote on 1 425 000 bond plan for four projects
Voters will see two ballots next Tuesday on a 1 425 000 construction program covering four projects across Flag elementary and high school districts. Plans include 205 000 for a women’s building at the junior senior high complex with a cafeteria, PE facilities, and intramural space.
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Tories
Ar l Brary
Jundor-Senior High
H. B
Dean Pwing
Lord of Hosts
Valley and Weitzel School Projects Put On Ballot
The Valley and Weitzel elementary school plans with authorization for the School Board to buy the Ft Valley site in Coconino County will appear on a new ballot. The conversion of Weitzel into a junior high and the construction of the high schools women’s building are listed as separate district projects. Tomorrow explains why the construction program is needed.
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Weitzel
Ft* Valley
Coconino County
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