Castro Rebuffs Castro Continuity Rumors in City Arrival
Manuel Urrutia, former Cuban president and critic of Castro, arrived in Mexico City after nearly two years as a refugee. He said 90 percent of Cubans resent the regime and plans to seek asylum in Venezuela and then Miami with his wife and three children. Urrutia split with Castro four years ago over communism and warned of Castro’s grip on power. Meanwhile King Saud of Saudi Arabia reportedly suffers from a digestive ailment, and Northern Ireland’s finance minister Terence O’Neill is named to succeed Lord Brookeborough as prime minister. In Saigon, South Vietnamese forces clash with Communist near Ap Bac with heavy losses on both sides. Reds arrest over 500 Hong Kong fishermen for unregistered activity. Canada sees a record 1,025 candidates seeking seats in the April House of Commons election.
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Mexico City
Manuel Urrutia
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Farner
Havana
Urrutia
O'Neill
Belfast
Norther Ireland
Terence Nei
Lent Brookeborough
Northern Ireland
Lord Brookeborough
Miami
Venezuela
Thought for today about singleness of mind in faith
A devotional line urges deacons to be serious and single-minded in their love of God. It quotes a prayer to simplify the self, dissolve double-mindedness, and avoid vanity or excess, attributed to Doublas Steere.
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Deacons
Gala
Timothy Ask
Weather data and records for date
Today's weather includes a high of 60 and a low of 19 with a recent 0.05 inch precipitation. Year ago values were 64 and 18. Normal high 50 and low 28. Record highs were 6 in 1928 and 8 in 1902. Precipitation totals to date stand at 2.03. To date last year 7.49 and normal to date 4.62. Continuous regional notes mention Burrus Ranch, Ordnance Depot, Cottonwood, Kingman, Phoenix.
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Burrus Ranch
Ordnance Depot
Cottonwood
Kingman
Phoenix
Cape Canaveral Doubleheader Set for Space Launches
A Thursday doubleheader in Cape Canaveral features the Safira fourth test flight aimed at the Moon and the Delta rocket launching Explorer 17 to study Earth's atmosphere. Technical delays possible. launches will fire only the first stage initially, with a midflight engine cut. Explorer 17 carries instruments to measure temperature, composition, pressure, and density at high altitudes aboard a 403 pound payload.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
JFK Prepares Aid Message to Congress Next Tuesday
Washington AP indicates President Kennedy will transmit a foreign aid message to Congress next Tuesday. Democratic leaders after their White House breakfast name Gen. Clay as the commission head to testify on the report. tighter spending recommendations are under discussion.
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Kenedy
Congress
Congressional Democratic
White House
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Clay
Field
Gen
D. Clay
Gun found near Phoenix tied to Langdon case
Maricopa County officers on the Arizona State College campus linked to the sex slaying of Jane Langdon. A 4.33 caliber pistol found north of Phoenix by ASC student Arthur Brown Jr. has been sent for lab tests in Washington, with preliminary results suggesting it fired the fatal shot. Autopsy indicated the victim was raped. coroner's jury ruled death by unknown assailant. The body was flown to Fort Worth for services, with her father Judge Jack Langdon and brother John present.
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Zuearald
Texas Christian University Coed
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Phoenix
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Langdon Girl Fun & Prospector
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North Phoenix
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Maricopa
Allice
FGI S
Washington, D.C
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Fort Worth
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Second Court of Civil Appeals
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Property transfers and marriages in Coconino County
A Coconino Daily Record entry lists warranty deeds and joint tenancy deeds among Donald R. Ladnier and others to multiple recipients, quit claim deed from Walter Burris to Juanita Burns, guardians deed for Don Massey, plus marriages of Gilbert G. Marina and Dis ana Suiz Chavez in Flagstaff on March 25 by Justice J. F. Brierley.
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Ervie FE
Burrs
Max E. Uawking
Gyde
Clarence L. Sylvester
Don Massey
Gilbert G. Marina
Disana Suiz Chavez
Bath of Flagstaff
Justice of the Pence
J. F. Brierley
Sinaloa Prison Plans Echo Arizona Model
Florence AP reports Sinaloa governor Leopold Sanches Celis visited Arizona State Prison and intends to incorporate its features into a new $L million facility in Sinaloa. two prisoners will be sent to Arizona for training at the prison.
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Sinaloa State
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Mexico
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Hig State
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Verde Mental Health Group Meets Thursday in Sedona
The Verde Valley Association for Mental Health will hold its regular meeting Thursday at the Barn in Bendora at 8 pm led by president Cecil Lockhart Smith. After the business portion, a showing of Cry for Help will depict how law enforcement officers and allied professionals handle mental health emergencies.
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Verde Valley
Bedona
Cecil Lockhart Smith
Former City Official Robert E. Taylor Dies
Flagstaff resident and former City Council member Robert E. Taylor died Monday after a weeklong illness in Flagstaff. Born July 14 1872 in Troy Tennessee, he moved to Flagstaff in 1907 and held roles in business and local government including tenures on the Coconino County Board of Supervisors and city council. He is survived by two sons, four grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Funeral services are set at the Episcopal Church of the Epiphany with burial in Citizens' Cemetery after a service at 8 p.m.
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Troy
Tennessee
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Coconino County Board of Supervisors
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Ida
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Phoenix
Robin Kearney
Diane Taylor
Robert C. Taylor
Bolsé
Barbara Nedevar
Lempos
Calif
Robert W. Prechnow
G. F. Ravdebaugh
Thomas Espositio
Wilson, Jr
Peery Francis
Chester BP
Deayes
Paul E. Weaver Sr. Dies of Heart Attack in Santa Monica
Paul E. Weaver Sr., president of Weaver Publishing Co. and Santa Monica civic leader, died unexpectedly at his home from a heart attack. His son Paul E. Weaver Jr., president of Northland Press in Flagstaff, and his daughter-in-law Jett were en route to Santa Monica. Funeral arrangements awaited their arrival. He is survived by his wife, his son, daughter-in-law, and two grandchildren, with other relatives not yet named.
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Specia
Paul E. Weaver
Weaver Publishing Co
Weaver
Paul E. Weaver Jr
Northland Press
Flagstaff
Anna
Jett
New Computer Has Many Talents But Plays Songs Off Key
Atlanta officials unveiled a high speed regional post office computer system expected to cut payroll processing time from eight hours to three and save over 100000 yearly once all 21 systems run. It will track postage sales, aid mail delivery tests, and monitor dog bites among postmen while owners doubt its musical talents.
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Genral Ralph W. Nicholsy
Osburn
Copter Rescues Stranded Climber in Superstition Range
AP reports a Williams helicopter rescued Ray Gatewood, 20, of Tempe, from a ledge on Weaver’s Needle in the Superstition Mountains after a second climber was believed dead. A third unidentified climber was also carried to safety. Ground crews located a possible deceased climber still suspended on a rope, delaying immediate access. A Phoenix climbing club planned to attempt the rescue of the second victim later. Initial word said Gidewood was uninjured.
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Weaver's Needle
Superstition Mountains
Ray Gatewood
Tempe
Galewold
Pinal County
George Ernst
Eros
Phoenix
Gidewood
Fountain Rites for Mrs Carmie Fountain Held Saturday
Funeral services are planned in San Francisco for Mrs Carmie Lee Fountain 53 who died Monday at her home. Born January 29 1910 in Louisiana she had lived in Flagstaff for years. She is survived by her husband William. Her body will be sent to Natchitoches Louisiana for burial.
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Sola
San Francisco
Louisiana
Flagstag
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Stock market gains push indices higher at midday
New York stock activity remained active with gains in key issues. Savings and loan strength supported a generally higher tone as oils, retail, and home building prospects aided the market, though aerospace, steels, drugs, and nonferrous metals showed uneven moves. AP 60-stock average rose to 2581 with mixed sector results.
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NEW York
Associated Press
American Climbers Toll Mount Everest Tragedy
A wall of ice buried climber John E. Breitens bach of Jackson Wyoming at the base of Mount Everest while on a United States ascent. Spokesman James Ramsey Ullman said the death occurred on the Khumbu glacier Saturday during the expedition.
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Nepal
Mt. Everest
John E. Breitensbach
Jackson
Wyo
Khumbu
James Ramsey Ullman
Winslow Bond's Future Plans Tied to April Meeting
The report notes Winslow Bond's continued role and confirms residents have no other duties until the next council meeting on April 2. The next step appears to be the city’s acceptance of the Santa Fe hospital for the town’s needs.
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Santa Fe Hospital
Pulliam Retires From Flagstaff Town Clerk Post
The retirement notice notes Clarence T. Pulliam Jr and Mrs Louella Marshall as his children. A World War I veteran, Pulliam joined Flagstaff in 1919 after schooling at Wingstaff Emerson School now Arizona State College and the University of Arizona. He previously worked as a power company lineman before becoming Town Clerk under multiple mayors.
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Phoenix
Louella Marshall
Scottsdale
Flagstaff
Pulliam
Wingstaff
Emerson School
Arizona State Colege
University of Arizona
Fatt C. Slipher
Power Company
Sam Quay
Housing bids eyed for future classroom and student activity builds
About nine percent of the new apartments will be two bedroom units and the designs will blend with surrounding architecture. Five bidders sought the ASC project. Rae bid 584,990 for aerial construction and 84,000 for site prep. Rae is currently contractor on a million dollar project at the Phoenix Indian School.
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ASC
Walkup
Rae
Carently
Phoenix Indian School
GOP Chief Miller's Mother Dies at 85 in Portage
Eliza beth Miller, 85 mother of Rep. William E. Miller Republican National Committee chairman, died Monday after a lung illness in Portage. The longtime Ohio resident was survived by her son and other family members.
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Miller
Tockport, MY
Elizabeth, Miller
Willian E. Miller
Digd
Monday Allur
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