24 Mar 1962
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1962
Page
1
Flagstaff Arizona hosts a March 24 1962 Republican dinner featuring Barry Goldwater and Sen. Barry Fannin with remarks on state versus federal control and opposition to New Frontier policies. Bennett announced candidacy for State Senate, stressing fiscal restraint and local service. Proceeds aid campaign expenses while hospital accreditation cited as local pride.
A fragmented listing shows a dense TV and movie lineup across days, with titles including Gunsmoke, Wagon, Maya, and Davey and Goliath along with news weather and sports blocks. It captures the era’s mixed entertainment and broadcast timing, hinting at channel staples and public interest programming.
Damaging spring floods in the Midwest are a potential risk but not a serious threat unless heavy rains or warmups occur in the coming weeks. Weather Bureau observers in St Louis and Kansas City warn conditions could worsen if rain accompanies warming trends, with Missouri and Mississippi basins keeping a wary eye on snow melt and reservoir storage.
WW B Dean presents a devotional note titled Loum the Lod with the message Malachi 3 6 The Lord is always the same and steadfast faith changes lives once believed.
Bearded Northwest Frontier chiefs in turbans and gunbelts welcomed Jacqueline Kennedy on arrival at Jamoud Port near Kyber Pass. A sheep was presented and later slaughtered for a tribesmen feast. Mrs Kennedy, in a black fur hat, touched the decorated animal before returning it to the chiefs.
FT POLK La reservist Pte. Bergns Owen, 23, Leadvitt Tex, a reserve soldier accused of criticizing a crackdown on protest meetings will be brought before a special court martial Monday. He allegedly read at rallies by disgruntled reservists that the rallies harmed justice.
The Navajo Ordnance Depot in Flagstaff announces exams for Guard GS3 starting 370 a year and Guard GS4 at 4040 a year. Appointments to 11 positions at Navajo Ordnance Depot, Flagstaff, Arizona, with applications obtainable at post offices where posted. Applications accepted until further notice.
Robert Bishop, a Flagstaff resident and longtime Scout Executive for the Grand Canyon Council, announces his candidacy for Congress. He urges Coconino County Republicans to build a strong local organization and faith in God, America, and the party. Bishop has lived in Arizona a decade, previously held BSA executive roles in Southern California, and worked in paper brokerage and warehousing in Los Angeles. He and wife Anne reside at 1126 Azure Drive with three sons, Jeff, John L., and David. He serves on the Rotary Club and supports the Church of the Red Rocks in Sedona, while active in county GOP affairs.
A Gila County group named Goddard for Governor formed in Globe this week to back Sam Goddard Tucson lawyer and state Democratic Committee chairman. Thirty prominent county Democrats joined, led by Donald C. Premeau and including Barry De Rose and eight precinct committeemen.
Weather fragment lists temperatures and normals for multiple locations with scattered figures. It includes highs and lows, precipitation totals, and historical records read from a dated table. The text also mentions sunrise and sunset times and several city names with assorted temperatures.
Fragmentary puzzle text from a Honduran page includes scattered numbers names and references. It mentions Reon extraction, Peace, Geour of Armes, Gat octgies, a treaty, floor covering and a telephone request. Content is garbled with OCR errors and lacks clear narrative.
The Cocomine County Sheriff's office arrested Ray B. Hood 36 of Big Springs Texas and Oren W. Silford 42 of Carlsbad New Mexico for writing a counterfeit check. Hood used the alias Jack Dilton and passed a $100 check at a local motel after suspecting manager Joe White. Both men have prior records and are wanted in other states for similar offenses. Silford also faces driving with an invalid license.
The Latin American League plans a dinner at El Charro Cafe to honor its director Edward Samota of Mesa. Rev Fr James Lindenmeyer will speak on Organization and Leadership, followed by a presentation of an American flag by Louis Chacoon. Samora will discuss the organization's fundamentals and principles.
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