Governor to Call Special May Session in Arizona
Governor Paull Fannin may convene a special May session of the Arizona Legislature to tackle three main issues education tax reform and aid to cities for street improvements. Uncertainty remains over education funding as House and Senate clash over a plan based on average daily membership and a proposed package including a state equalization fund tobacco tax hike and expanded tax exemptions for widows and veterans. Senate supports higher education aid and city street funds though majorities in the House and Senate show resistance to companion measures.
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Today's Weather Snapshot and Records
Weather summary and historic figures include sunrise and sunset times, high and low temperatures, percent precipitation, and date records. Notable highs include 67 set in 1934 and a low of 1 in 1952. Normal values and precipitation totals are listed for the date and year comparison.
Five to Graduate At Oklahoma Tech
Five students from Northern Arizona are on the graduation list at Oklahoma State Tech for the spring semester ending April 23. The 44th class will receive certificates at exercises set for 8 p.m. in Covelle ial. Graduates total 145. Names include Chin Le Marshall Robertson, Paul Henry Yarzie, Leonard Chee Ben, Leonard Pinta, and Ernest Zah in various technical trades.
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Fidel Castro Threatens Long Range Bombers to Escort Cuban Shipping
Havana reports Fidel Castro warned of arming Cuba with long range bombers and naval escorts to protect merchant ships if the United States keeps the exile raids. He blamed U S actions for recent attacks on a Soviet freighter and cited Soviet missiles and bombers sent to Cuba last year. A Justice Department official said there was no evidence the March 17 raid originated from American soil.
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Senate approves $9 million for university construction
Arizona Senate approved capital outlay bills totaling $9 million for state institutions. The actions cover land purchases and building projects at the University of Arizona, Arizona State University, and Arizona State College. House review pending.
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Coconino Daily Record Deeds and Marriage License Notice
A Coconino Daily Record snippet lists several deeds including warranty and quit claim transfers among L Klock, Charles G Meee, Union Tithe Co, F E Stice, C Th Crick, Clyde B Munsaker, Robert H E McIndon Jr, Glenn W Pare, and Kings Real Estate. It also notes a marriage license for Larry Fy Fox of Phoenix and Alice Fewist of Williams, with details truncated.
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Lennox Funeral Services Set in Kingman Saturday
Harry C. J. Lennox longtime Mohave County educator and coach dies in Kingman after brief illness. Funeral set for Elks Hall Saturday at 1 am with burial at Mountain View Cemetery. Survived by wife Ruth son James and daughter Mildred and three sisters. Memorials requested to Nephritis Foundation or ASC memorial fund.
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Missionaries Tell of Persecution as Prisoners in Cuba
A dozen religious missionaries deported from Cuba arrived in Miami recounting persecution. Reverend Ramon Nieves, a Pentecostal minister, said his group faced trumped up charges while seeking to continue preaching in Pinar del Rio. Jehovah’s Witness Cecil Goff, detained with others, described false accusations tying missionaries to the U.S. CIA and noted ongoing opposition to their work.
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ASC String Quartet to Entertain at cBMC Meeting
Unusual Businessmen's Committee will host the ASC String Quartet at a Friday meeting at 7 p.m. in the Monte Vista Hotel. Art Berger, chairman, says the college music faculty heads the group which will perform movements from Sibelius Haydn and Schubert.
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Thought for today from Proverbs and Grant
A compact reflection contrasts loyalty in adversity with those who celebrate prosperity. It cites Proverbs 17 17 about friends in hardship and quotes Ulysses S Grant on trusting those who helped during dark times over fairweather companions.
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Fountain Services for Carmle Lee Fountain
Prayer services will be held Friday at Top in Flagstaff Mortuary Chapel for Mrs. Carmle Lee Fountain 53 who died Monday at home. Body will be sent to Nutchi toches La Saturday morning where funeral services will be held April 2. The Rev McElroy will officiate. Friends may call from 4 p.m. until service time on Friday.
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Vets Head East Phoenix Conference Leader Attends Washington
James D. Walkup, former Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce manager and San Francisco Peaks Post 1709 VFW official, will join Arizona VFW’s delegation to a four day conference in Washington DC. The event draws about 1500 delegates from natural, department and post units and ends with the Congressional Banquet for 250 veteran members of Congress. Walkup previously served as Arizona Department commander.
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Army sergeant Thompson jailed for downtown liquor-store holdup
William F. Thompson, master sergeant nearing retirement, pleaded guilty to grand theft in a December daylight robbery of a downtown liquor store. He was sentenced by Coconino County Superior Court Judge Laurance T. Wren to 34 years in Arizona State Prison after being arrested about an hour later near Amy's Labor and Sporting Goods.
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Chaos for Argentina as June elections loom
President Jose Maria Guido urges political unity after Interior Minister Rodolfo Martinez resignation amid crisis. Turkish authorities release former President Bayar on parole for medical treatment and warn against violence. In South Tyrol, a soldier is wounded as gunfire erupts during unrest tied to continental tensions. Soviet poet Yevtushenko faces state pressure over alleged anti Semitism in a corrected line of his work.
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Stock Markets Mixed Early After Two Day Rise
NEW YORK AP The stock market opened mixed after two days of gains. Tobacco issues weakened after the California Medical Association voted to publish the harmful effects of smoking. The Associated Press average of six stocks at noon rose 1 point to 259.6, while the Dow stood at 684.61, down 12. Trading volume reached 2.03 million shares in the first two hours, with gains and losses scattered among leading issues.
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Christmas Tree A Good Omen at Glen Canyon dam
AP reports the first completed section of Glen Canyon dam will be topped this week with a Christmas tree light to signal the occasion. Workers view the lighted tree as a good luck symbol, kept lit for one week to curb accidents as the project progresses. About 4,626,000 cubic yards of embankment have been placed, with final totals exceeding a large milestone. Construction continues through 2H.
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