Phoenix Battles Over Weather Slander Claims
A Phoenix press clash unfolds over New York Times weather notes on March temperatures and local reports claiming exaggerated snowfall. The debate centers on accuracy of forecasts and media response, with references to space talks and continued government surveillance discussions.
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Sedona Man Injured in 89A Crash
Hamilton Warren a 58 year old Sedona man was injured in a two car collision on U S Highway 89A in Sedona at 4 pm Saturday. Henry A Tapia 37 of Pens Alto NM was injured in a separate crash on U S Highway 260 near Alpine Sunday. Patrol noted these were the only serious injuries among ten accidents over the weekend.
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Hamilton Warren
U. S
Foreign Aid Money Found in Unspent Funds
Investigators for the House Foreign Affairs Committee say they have uncovered millions of dollars in U.S. foreign aid funds that were obligated on paper but never spent.
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House’ Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
Supreme Court rules rural voters may sue over districting
The Supreme Court held a federal hearing is available for city voters alleging rural dominance in state legislatures. The Tennessee case, brought by Nashville area voters, argues rural districts control taxes and legislation despite urban growth. The decision allows challenges in lower federal courts, with six justices in support and two dissents.
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Frondizi Adds New Cabinet in Power Struggle
Argentina's President Arturo Frondizi swore in a ninth cabinet amid a political crisis. Army and air ministry officials attended as navy officials were present, the navy having just lost its secretary. Guards with machine guns protected Government House as factional leaders warned of a coup while Frondizi pressed ahead with austerity and development plans. Maj. Gen Pedro Aramburu, backing democratic rule, urged more time and warned the republic is in danger, saying the armed forces could remove the president if needed.
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Kennedy Seeks 600 Million Public Works Plan
President Kennedy asked Congress for a 600 million program to start public works at once in areas with serious unemployment. He urged prompt enactment of both an immediate and standby plan to create jobs, noting nearly 1,000 communities face prolonged distress as February unemployment hit 5.6 percent.
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Winslow Man Heads Arizona Industrial Commission
In Phoenix AP report, Republican ALR Kleindlenst of Winslow was elected chairman of the Arizona Industrial Commission. The selection places Kleindlenst as a leading figure among state GOP members and signals a shift in the commission’s leadership. Details on term length and subsequent appointments were not provided in the fragment.
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Berlin conference deepens Berlin deadlock with Gromyko proposal
In Geneva Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko met amid a stalemate over Berlin. Gromyko floated an international watch over land air and water corridors that would isolate West Berlin, a plan US officials reject as forcing Western garrisons to leave and ceding access to East German control. The talks followed broader disputes on disarmament and a delayed nuclear test ban. Rusk praised UN official Narayanan after his death and prepared to address disarmament on Tuesday.
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Last Meeting of Present City Council Agenda Review
The council plans routine agenda items including a Tap presentation, truck discussion for the Sewer Department, and a report from the Flag Planning and Zoning Commission. Mayor Rollin W. Wheeler will present certificates to Officer B. F. Thorne and Captain Elmo Maxwell. The meeting also covers old business on Greenlaw at Pine Puck Manoe Sewer Improvement District and new business from the Planning and Zoning Committee. Crabapple Tree Week proclamation signed by Mayor Wheeler is noted along with a February financial report and upcoming transition of new members on April 3.
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Elmo Maxwell
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Dida
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Sonnel
Arizona Congressmen Huddle With Udall on Water Use
Arizona's congressional delegation met with Secretary Udall and Governor Fannin to discuss Colorado River water allocation. Sen. Hayden said the closed-door session prepared for a potential Supreme Court ruling in the Arizona California case and explored timing and strategies for bringing river water to central Arizona. The group emphasized no final decisions were reached.
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Secretary of the Interior
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Paul Fannin
Colorado
Carl Hayden
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Hayden
Secretary of Interior
Camp Verde Tot Drowns in Ditch
A young Camp Verde child, Joy A. Petoraem Je, age 2, drowned in a ditch near the river. The tragedy occurred in Camp Verde with investigators tracing the accident to the ditch leading to the river. Local authorities are reviewing safety measures around the area.
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Ex General Jouhaudy Arrest Sparks Algiers Bloodshed
Ex general Edmund Jouhaudy, a top European Secret Army leader, was captured and sent to Paris as clashes erupted in downtown Algiers. Government officials report 15 dead and 130 wounded as crowds clashed with French troops and settlers. multiple officers were injured and a secret army radio transmitter was sought during the operation.
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Nice Eh And More A Coming Weather Outlook
Northlaniers enjoy warm weekend weather with bright sun and mild skies. The Flagstaff Weather Bureau reports cozy temperatures today and tomorrow with no immediate drastic changes expected. A distant low pressure system off the Mexican coast is easing in, likely bringing minor effects later.
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