Opposition to Kleindienst grows amid ITT memo flap
Two more Democratic senators voiced opposition to Richard Kleindienst as attorney general amid a controversy over an ITT memo. Sen. Birch Bayh and Sen. Adlai Stevenson Jr said they may oppose confirmation, while FBI findings suggested memo origination from the Beard office. A subcommittee planned to question Mrs. Beard in Denver.
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D-Ind
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Justice Department
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Bayh
San Francisco
Kleindigast
Adlai E. Stevenson MM
D-Ill
Senate
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Fred Harris
D-Okla
George McGovern
D-S.ni
Klein
Beard
Denver
Anderson
TTT
San Diego
J. Edgar Hoover
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Easter Week Officials Grid for Invasion
Parker Arizona AP Easter week crowds are expected with 15 000 to 20 000 visitors from Palm Sunday to Easter. Uma County sheriff's Sgt Ray Evans says Arizona Highway Patrol federal agents and Bureau of Indian Affairs officers join sheriffs deputies Parker police patrolling the 17 mile riverfront. The Department of Public Safety has rented a motel for patrols and other agencies are accommodated in local motels. San Bernardino County California sheriffs department and California Highway Patrol place officers on riverfront sites.
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Parker, Ariz
Colorado River
Ray Evans
Evans
Arigana Highway Patrol
Federal
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Sheriff's Deputies
Parker Police
San Bernardino County
Calif
Sheriffs Department
California Highway Patrol
Animal Shelter Kids Sought
Flagstaff area contractors invited to bid on the proposed Coconino Humane Association shelter. Architect Cie Edgar said information is available for real contractors interested in the construction of a one story wood and cutter ete shelter. Bids to be opened April 12. Estimated cost 70 000 to 80 000 dollars.
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Flagstaff
Coconino Humane Association
Cie Edgar
Weather and temperatures across Flagstaff region report
Forecast for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona calls for mostly fair and warmer today with gusty winds, increasing clouds and cooler Sunday. Sedona to see fair and warming with strong southwest winds. Winslow and Flagstaff area experiencing continued fair conditions with gusty winds. Lake Powell expected to cloud up with windy showers, cooler tonight and Sunday. Hospital notes note Dora Nunn discharged on Friday, March.
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Cottemwand
Williams
Grand Canyon
Payson
Sedona
Winslow
Kingman
Phoenix
Yuma
Coconino
Chicago
N.Y
Flagstaff
Arizona
Winslow & Brolbrook
Lake Powell
Flagstaff Man Faces Con Game Charge
A 29 year old Flagstaff man, Fred Thomas Martin, was arrested after a Decker's Arco incident where he and a second man tried to pass counterfeit or mis-sized payments. Police found 73 dollars in various bills, including ten one dollar bills. The second suspect was questioned but not charged.
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Flagstaff
Gary Latham
Fred Thomas Martin
Northern Arizona University
Martin
Ontered Decker
Arco
Butler Avenue
John Deer
Decker
Gordon Wheeler
Hob McMackin
Latham
John Mott
Big State Shopping Center
Hopi religious leaders push Hamilton resignation
Banyacya criticizes Hopi Tribal Council for leasing sacred land to Peabody Coal Co for seven proposed generators along the Colorado River. He warns of action to oust leaders over what he calls dictatorial policies. He cites land disputes with Navajos and seeks Navajo religious talks on Hamilton’s removal.
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Banyacya
Peabody Coal Co
Colorado River
The
Environmental Commission
Ami
Clarence Hamilton
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Black Mesa
Banyaeya
Peter MacDonald
Hamsilfan
Arizona Daily Sun Publication Details from Flagstaff
Copyright notice for The Arizona Daily Sun and Coro nino Sun edition data. Addresses, mailing rates and circulation contact details are listed for Flagstaff and surrounding counties. Publication info notes edition timing and post office details.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona Daily Sun
Coronino
Navajo
Yavapai
Coronino Sun
Flagstall Publishing Co
W. Santa Fe Ave
Flagstall
Guidance Facility Opens Southside Annex in Flagstaff Area
The Coconino Community Guidance Center opened its Southside Annex at 214 S San Francisco with an open house. Annex Director Harold Becker says the facility will serve South Flagstaff and NAU residents with five staff. The center operates weekdays 9 am to 5 pm, offering extended services from the original center and is funded by state and federal funds, local fees, and donations. It sponsors Crisis Intervention and Basement, a local drug treatment program.
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Coconino Community Guidance Center
San Francisco
Harold Becker
Flagstaff
Nau
Jam
Spm
Becker
Sheila M. Edd Rites Monday for 13 year old
Funeral services for Sheila M. Edd age 13 who died Tuesday at Tuba City Hospital will be held Monday at 1 pm at Greenlaw Funeral Home with Reverends Elmer Roberson and Alex Riges officiating. Burial will follow at Citizens Cemetery in Flagstaff. Her birthplace is Winslow May 13 1958 she lived in Flagstaff three years and attended Flagstaff Junior High. Survived by parents Richard and Edd and siblings Samuel Selwyn Shirley Sandra Sarah all of Flagstaff Grandparents Modesto Edd Canyon Diablo and Charley Long Leupp. Friends may call Sunday 3 to 6 pm at the Mortuary.
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Sheila M. Edd
Tuba City
Greenlaw
Elmer Roberson
Alex Riges
Iselating
Citizens Cemetery
Miss Edd
Winslow
Flagstaff
Richard Edd
Samuel
Selwyn
Shirley
Sandra
Sarah
Modesto Edd
Canyon Diablo
Charley Long
Leupp
School Lunch Menu Plan For Week
Monday offers macaroni and cheese green beans applesauce peanut butter bar and milk. Tuesday serves creamed chicken on mashed potatoes green peas fruit Jello hot rolls and butter. Thursday features barbecued beef on bun buttered corn and apple crisp. Friday is a no school Good Friday with Easter vacation from March 31 through April.
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Macroni & Cheese
Legislative Report Joint Committees To Hear ACC Emancipation Bills
Arizona lawmakers prepare for first airing of two major bills in joint conference committees. Emancipation measure faces liquor age clash with House backing 18 vote and Senate opposition. House also debated cable regulation and named conferees while Senate committees review education and health items.
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Phoenix
House
Senate
Arizona State Corporation Commission
Ho Voneur
Commission
William Jacquin
Tucson
Senate Public Health and Welfare
Indian Center Opens Grand Opening Slated For April 22
Flagstaff's Indian Center will hold a grand opening on April 22 starting at 1 p.m. at 201 W. Birch with speakers, Indian dancing, games, refreshments, crafts show, film festival, Fort Tuthill barbecue, and a pow wow through midnight. The center, run by Native Americans for Community Action, operates with a volunteer board and aims to serve residents and students of northern Arizona.
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Flagstaff
Indian Center
Robert Lomadaikie, Jr
Native Americans For Community Action
NACA
W. Birch
Lomadashie
Fort Tuthill
Lomadaskie
Arizona
State to Have Own Air Pollution Standards
Arizona will enforce its air pollution standards despite federal action. Health Commissioner Dr. Louis Kossuth told the Phoenix Rotary Club Maricopa County accounts for 22 percent of statewide pollution and 95 percent stems from auto emissions. He reported no adverse health reports from sulfur dioxide in Arizona’s smaller towns. The EPA says Arizona’s plan is incomplete and is preparing its own plan. Federal standards are described as more lenient than the state board’s rules.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Louis. Kossuth
Phoenix Rotary Club
Envirotemental Protection Agency
Kossuth
Maricopa County
EPA
Zona
State Health Board
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