East and West Celebrate May Day Across Nations
Workers in many nations marked May Day with parades and rallies amid Cold War tensions. In Moscow Premier Khrushchev reviewed the Lenin Prize ceremony while West Berlin held a massive counter demo near the Reichstag and Red China drew crowds into Beiping for May Day. Pope John XXIII addressed Italian workers in St. Peter's and St. Peter's Square, urging Christian outreach to Marxists.
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Final Markets Glance from Chicago Trade Report
New York markets show mixed movements with issues in demand. Bonds steady as governments improve. cotton and wheat fluctuating. corn and oats mixed with old crop contracts. soybeans higher on moderate demand. hog prices steady to slight gains around 17.25 dollars. cattle slaughter steer offerings too light to test prices.
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Holdridge calls Navajo mass meeting at Window Rock
Brig. Gen. Herbert C. Holdridge, wearing khaki and stars, says he has called a Sunday gathering at the Window Rock tribal fairgrounds to outline charges against Tribal Chairman Paul Jones and Vice Chairman Preston. A tribal spokesman in Window Rock said no meeting was scheduled and no orders were received from Holdridge, while Jones is away at a governors’ meeting in Sioux Falls. Holdridge warned of punishment for violence or noncompliance, and previously arrested Jones and Preston. The Navajo Agency urged Holdridge to stay off the reservation and said no funds were authorized for his activities.
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Godfrey Faces Cancer After Chest Tumor Operation
New York AP reports Arthur Godfrey was told the chest tumor removed Thursday was cancerous. He remained in good spirits after transfer from recovery to his hospital room, with doctors noting satisfactory condition though facing an uphill battle for survival.
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Flag Teenage Drivers Vie In Road E O
Flag teenagers vie in Road-E-O at the high school, starting 9 am. Hundreds of legally licensed students test distance judgment, mountain and straight-line driving, and parking skills. The winner advances to a national contest in May with possible $440 college scholarships.
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Outdoor movie planned for Page city
Page city administrator Tom Steele announced plans for an outdoor movie venue. The USBR has received applications from several parties to install this facility, with a drawing to determine permit eligibility. Final information from Washington on the project is awaited.
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Capehart seeks censure of Morse over Luce affair
Senator Capehart plans to ask the Senate to censure Senator Morse for pressuring the nomination of Clare Boothe Luce to Brazil. Luce resigned as ambassador after Morse questioned her in mental health matters.
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City Proclaims Cleanup Week May 11 Through 18
Flagstaff citywide cleanup declared with a two phase program including general cleanup and cemetery beautification. The Cemetery Board asks plot owners to weed and rake and place debris for removal. Memorial Day prep and city street crews will support waste collection. Mayor C J Saunders endorses active public participation.
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Cuban Invaders Leave Nombre de Dios for Tanama City
The main body of the Cuban Invaders departed Nombre de Dios and moved toward Tanama City as National Guardsmen prepared to intercept. About 60 of 89 men retreated to regroup while leader Cesar Vera signaled willingness to surrender under Panamanian and OAS mediation.
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SUN Edition Highlights The City of Better Living
The Sun announces a mid edition feature titled The City of Better Living. The special showcases home building topics, real estate, appliances, paint and brick work with photos of new projects in northern Arizona. It promises a comprehensive community report on growth and living standards for readers and will mail out copies to clients and friends.
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Residents Protest Kids Rack Throwing in Navaji
Residents in the Navaji today urged SUN to ask parents to keep children away from Vovosvingviele area after two near misses where youths in the ana camin provoked eye injuries in nearby parks. The scare raised concerns about safety and potential costs to a child’s sight.
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Teen Town Club Opens Weekends in Local Venue
The Teen Town Club announced today that its club room in the basement of the Weatherford Tote will be open on Sundays from 2 to 6 p.m. This weekend marks the debut of the recently organized group which has been improving the club room facilities and hopes to have a full program in place soon.
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County Tax Deadline Approaches In Coconino County
Treasurer Rose Stacy reports a major tax collection effort with 374 072 dollars collected so far. Many taxpayers have not paid the second half, due in May, three days from now, with no second notices mailed this year. The Pits vattral Gas Co. tax sale total reached 280 017 dollars, marking Coconino’s largest tax payer.
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Luce resigns as ambassador to Brazil cancels mission amid acrimony
Washington AP reports Ambassador to Brazil Mrs. Luce quits after a tense White House meeting with President Eisenhower. She cites a climate of fear and thousands of ugly charges against her as the reason, without naming Senator Morse who opposed her approval. Morse faced a Senate vote of 79 to 11 in her favor.
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World Briefs: McElyoy cites no ready British missiles
World Briefs from Washington Landon New York and more report Defense Secretary McElyoy stating no American intermediate range missiles in Britain are ready to fire. Sir Winston Churchill, 81, rests in Kent before a visit to Washington to meet President Eisenhower. A father in New York faces charges after throwing his son from a window. Truman praises Herter for a good job in Paris and supports aides. Dillon’s elevation to No 2 in State Department receives enthusiastic welcome on Capitol Hill.
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Field Day Set for Avizoar Students May 2 at City Park
Dr Wilda Pickett of the physical education department at Avizoar State College will supervise a field day for fifth and sixth graders from Flagstatt elementary schools in cooperation with the Flagstatt Junior Chamber of Commerce. The event runs Saturday morning May 2 from 10:00 to 1:00 at City Park.
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