Reception for Commissioner Frank L. Christensen in Flagstaff Ohio style
Flagstaff readers prepare a Saturday reception on April 7 for Frank L. Christensen of Flagstaff, new member of the State Highway Commission. The event aims to honor his early term, bolster northern Arizona backing for his plans, and highlight projects like the Glen Canyon initiative. Christensen’s short time in office has already seen active action and strong support from northern counties seeking progress on regional transportation and state governance.
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Spring social notes and film project underway
Weekend family picnics and college events signal spring. An Arizona partnership plans outdoor shoots near Seto for the film The Last Wagon with Apache extras and a red works backdrop. Box office approves Ok Creek scenery. weather aids production. local roads face hazards as accidents surge on slippery streets.
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Washington lobby probes stir oil gas ties in 1955 report
Washington correspondent reports on Senate inquiry into lobbying tied to oil and gas interests. McClellan Bridges committee may expand list of Washington figures linked to campaign contributions and lobbying expenditures. Notable registrants include American Petroleum Institute and Independent Natural Gas Association. total 1955 lobbying spending exceeds $750,000 though data quality varies.
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Eliminate Electoral College Reappears In Debate
James Marlow analyzes proposals to amend the Constitution to end the Electoral College. Arguments for and against focus on preserving state influence versus direct popular vote, with examples of potential effects on big and small states and the risk of congressional control shaping a president.
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Statin purge talk at Soviet Party Congress shocks world
In a detailed account from the Soviet Union, Nikita Khrushchev’s remarks at the Communist Party Congress reveal Stalin era cruelties in the army and party, with Malenkov admitting past errors. George Kennan notes a shift from terror to a brittle but hopeful leadership, while old guard leaders face renewed scrutiny.
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Oklahoma City University Professor Receives Tom-Tom
Oklahoma City University Professor Hayes followed the school's basketball team to all games for three years. In recognition of his interest, his English class gave him a real Indian tom-tom for his birthday.
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Fragmented reflections on wealth, marriage, and ambition
A garbled meditation on desires, wisdom, and social norms references King Solomon, marriage, and materialism. Fragments discuss prudence, youth in college, temptations of modern life, and the idea that security comes from earning more than spending, with several unclear lines about personal conduct and ambition.
30 Students Take Verde Geology Trip
Thirty students from the college joined a Verde geology excursion led by M Allen of the science department and Miss Betty Bartlett. Stops included Oak Creek, Page Springs, Cornville, Jerome museum, and the old open pit copper mine at Jerome. A picnic at Montezuma Well followed.
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