Hopes of Korean Stability Dwindle Under U S Aid
The United States has poured blood and money into stabilizing South Korea but hopes are fading as civil conflict and military rule erode democracy. Early postwar aid aimed to build a showcase of democracy, yet coups and student protests in 1960s and 1980s deepened crises, with leaders like Rhee and Park rising and falling amid U.S. backing.
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Arizona State College students, clubs award and elect leaders
Mrs J P Lipinski presents the third annual Arizona State Federation of Garden Clubs' Forestry $200 Scholarship to Paul F Dodds of Phoenix, a junior forestry student at ASC. Newly elected Sigma Pi officers lead a spring pledge class on campus with Bruce Love as president.
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Phoenix
Arizona State College
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Bob Mastro
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Calif
Tracy McGinn
Anchorage
Alaska
Gary Butler
Roger Swall
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Bill Downoum
Mike Tmura
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Mike Jaurez
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Joe Sweeney
Holbrook
Flagstaff Man Pleads Guilty in Riverside beating case
Patrick Gavela 22 of Flagstaff pleaded guilty in Coronino County Superior Court to assault charges for the March 9 beating of Louise George 23 at Riverside Courts. He remains jailed on $500 bail pending Monday sentencing by Judge Laurence T. Wren after arrest by Police Investigator Gilbert Castro on a warrant.
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Flagstaff
Garela Kelty
Laurance T. Wren
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Louise George
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Funeral services for Frank Knaack in Red Cliffs
Private funeral services are planned for Frank Knaack who died Thursday at his Red Cliffs home. Cremation will take place in Phoenix. The heart ailment caused his death. He had lived in the area ten years. Survivors include his wife Paula and a son Frank Jr. stationed with the U.S. Army in Germany and one grandchild.
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Thought for today on integrity and Christian calling
A short meditation on showing yourself a model of good deeds and integrity in searching for truth. It cites Francois de Sales about God's obligation to provide what is needed to become a good Christian.
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Francois de Sales
Weather summary for Flagstaff and northern Arizona
Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a chance of light showers near the mountains. Generally fair Sunday with southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Cooler today and tomorrow with tonight's low around 24 and high near 52.
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Oak Creek Area Tour Set for This Weekend
Elmer Purtymun announces an Oak Creek Sedona area tour on Saturday featuring a barbecue supper lunches and visits to Fort Verde Museum and an extensive Indian ruin site with reservations via Purtymun in Sedona or the Sedona Oak Creek Chamber of Commerce.
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NAACP Meeting At Springhill Baptist Church Tonight
A special NAACP platting meeting will be held at 7 tonight at the Springhill Baptist Church on S O Leary Street. All members are urged to attend.
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Funeral Delayed for 8.T. Mar zell at First Papst Church
Funeral services for 8.T. Mar zell were postponed from this afternoon to Sunday at 2 pm at the First Papst Church located at 2198 Eldeh. The service will be held at the same church, with attendance by family and friends planned for the rescheduled time.
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Week In Business Economy Survives Rough Winter
The week shows the economy in decent shape as spring nears. Demand remains strong, with durable goods orders up 2 percent to a record 171 billion in February and housing starts rising to 1.48 million annually. Personal income for nonfarm workers hit 450.8 billion for February, with auto production near highs at 154 thousand cars in the week. The recovery continues though unemployment remains a concern.
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Potomac Fever and political quips across Washington
Senators challenge Defense Secretary McNamara over civilian control of the military. A chaotic scene with misfired messengers and blistering chatter signals public frustration. Khrushchev and Sputnik references frame a satirical portrait of national leadership and media politics.
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Women Warned Of Two Drugs
London reports warn expectant mothers against two medicines due to possible birth defects. The tranquilizer Tripremine, sold as Torranil, showed high deformity rates in rabbits, while seasick remedy Marzine also faces caution. Studies cite 18,107 treated cases with no abnormalities for the tranquilizer, but experts urge caution until more information. Doctors Robson and Sullivan of Guy’s Hospital note limited data.
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Cubans Wipe Out Rebel Bands in Western Province
In Matanzas Province Cuban comaat units and regular army fought three rebel bands Friday, wiping them out. Among the dead were rebel chief Juan Jose Catala Costa, and leaders Luis Leon and Eulogia Garcia Mirshal. A raid on a farmer’s house Jan 2 killed two children, blamed on reactionists.
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Inter-Tribal Indian Club plans May 4 Pow Wow at Leupp
Leupp residents gathered for the Inter-Tribal Indian Club meeting to discuss the upcoming Pow Wow set for May 4. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Thorn, Mr and Mrs Morris, Mrs Begay and daughter Rena Ruth Russell, Vivian Queton, and many others. The next club meeting is scheduled for April 3, with visitors from the Hurenu of Indian Affairs at the Leupp boarding school.
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Queen Elizabeth II Australia tour questioned as flop
London papers debate whether the 1954 Australia tour by Queen Elizabeth II was a flop amid smaller crowds and cooler reception. The royal party, visiting Fiji and New Zealand before Australia, heads home next week as critics question the tour length and impact. Louis Armstrong under fire in Australia for hiring few locals. union says promoters failed to employ enough Australian musicians. In other wires, a Nigeria columnist advocates violence against wives who talk too much, and a typhoid outbreak in Zermatt prompts evacuations and warnings across Western Europe.
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Brazil Okays Red Congress Despite US Holdback
Washington reported Brazil allows a pro Castro congress if desired while the United States postponed a $500 million credit announcement after talks with finance minister Francisco San Tiago Dantas. A Rio briefing said Brazil will neither aid nor obstruct the Sao Paulo event with aims tied to Fidel Castro.
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Navajo County Eye Clinic Scheduled
Holbrook special report says the state Department of Welfare plans four free eye clinics in Navajo County from April 23 to 30 and May 1. Mrs Hilda Wischmann, acting county director, urged those seeking eye examinations to request through the county department by April 12 for scheduling.
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Executor's Deed Transfers A Kellam Estate to John Stevenson
First National Bank as executor transfers property to John Stevenson and wife. The item appears to involve a specious warranty deed and a trust company as trustee, with multiple shorthand names indicating a sequence of land conveyances.
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Coconino Dams A Film Feature
Two of Coconino County s premier attractions the Grand Canyon and Glen Canyon Dam are featured in a four state promotional film bonanzas land released by Honanza Airlines. Flagstaff residents can contact the airport staff for local showings and information.
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Flagstaff Art Group Opens Talks for Space
The Flagstaff Art Association, newest of several regional art groups, seeks space from the County Board of Supervisors at a building near the Picters Museum on Ft. Valley Rd. An organizational meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. next Thursday, March 28, in the community room on the second floor of the Arizona Bank Building. Art enthusiasts are invited to attend.
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FFA Winner From Snowflake Wins Salt River Prosent Scholarship
Keith Flake of Snowflake won the annual Salt River Prosent Scholarship worth 1200 dollars. Yelth, state FFA president and son of Bruce and his wife, heads a farming program of 93 units.
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