United States Fires Third Nuclear Device In Test Series
Washington reports the United States detonated its third atmospheric nuclear device in a Pacific Christmas Island test series. The Defense Department and Atomic Energy Commission described it as a low megaton yield blast over one million tons of TNT, heavier than the prior two. The series, resumed after a near four year pause, may span two to three months with about thirty shots including fulcrum weapons.
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Washington
United States
Christmas Island
Pacific
Defense Department
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Kennedy
TV Schedule Highlights From Evening Lineup May Day Listings
May Day prime time shows fill the schedule with Charley Horse and Comedy Time at 5 to 5 25. News and specials unfold across ABC CBS NBC with sports, westerns, and late night movies in a dense lineup.
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NBC
ABC
CBS Chan
Charley Horse
Jeff
Callie
Kukla
Ollie
Riley
Alvin
David Brinkley
ABC News
Evanzlades
City officials named in ballot lawsuit response
The filing lists Permit along with reelected Councilman Viotti and newly elected Councilman Michael O Mara as contestees. The city and its top officials are named as other defendants. All defendants filed answers denying the allegations and asking to dismiss the suit.
Postage Paid at Flagstaff Ariz Second Class
A brief notice states that second class postage is paid at the Flagstaff Arizona post office. The item confirms mailing status and local processing details for readers.
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Ariz
Postoffice
Warranty deeds and transfers in Williams area court record
Coconino Daily Record lists warranty deeds including Kaihab Jamber Co to Land Title and Trust, various transfers to Levi A McGaneh and Rae Mon Peralta, Tidefongo Vallejo to Amaya, and Tidewater properties. Also notes quitclaim or deed actions: City of Williams to John Wamble and Morison to John Brooks, plus transfers involving Marvin Matthews and Faith Matthews.
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Kaihab Jamber Co
Land Title and Trust Company
Trusses
Orrin FE
Webber Executor
Levi A. McGaneh
Ildefonso M
John Brooks
Marvin Austin Matthews
Ell Faith Matthews
Zoning Change Vote and Park Clean-Up Proposal
The zoning commission unanimously recommended approval of a zoning change to the city council, with a second public hearing to be held. Mrs Hoffman will present a petition from Grandview residents opposing the action. The commission declined further action on East Flagstaff ham radio tower, citing building codes and FCC for interference issues. They discussed a four acre park area north of Lockett road, calling it a disgraceful site with rocks and waste dirt. stipulations require improvement within a year or the property reverts to the Steves Brothers. The panel urged the city to retain title to the park and requested Steves Brothers clean up the area.
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Hoff- Man
Grandview
East Flagstaff
Jackson
Federal Communications Commission
Steves Brothers Construction Company
Lockett Road
Commission
Steves Brothers
Flag Woman's Sister Dies in Pennsville
Funeral services were held in Pennsville New Jersey for Mya Wills Thelma Bills sister of Mrs Fred Stockhaus who died Sunday night at her home in New Terney City Burial followed Survivors include her husband Willy lig a son Robert and a daughter Mary Margaret also her mother Mrs Elan Anderson and sister Mrs Margaret Vitkus of Gary Indiana who attended the funeral
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Pennsville
N. J
Mya
Wills (Thelma) Bills
Fred Stockhaus
New Terney City
Wilylig
Robert
Mary Margaret
Elan Anderson
Margaret Vitkus
Bor
Gary
Indiana
Mrs Peralta’s Kin Named In Death Notice
In Monday’s paper an error stated Mrs Marcelina Peralta had two brothers. The correct record lists five sons: Juan and Ramon of Flagstaff, Matias of Phoenix, Abel and Jesus of Morenci. Funeral Mass was at Our Lady of Guadalupe at 9 a.m. with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Marcelina
Peralta
Juan
Ramon
Flagstall
Matias
Phoenix
Abel
Jesus
Morenci
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Calvary
Weather Summary and Forecast For Northern Arizona
Today's sunset 7 13 PM sunrise 5 34 AM high 66 low 23 precip .1 inch Normal high 61 low 32 precip .02 inch record high 85 1947 record low 13 29 15 precipitation totals to date 8 74 inches last year 3 21 normals to date 6 50 Burrus Ranch Ordnance Depot Cottonwood Chicago forecast through Thursday continued fair with high clouds light variable winds this morning becoming southerly 8 to 16 mph this afternoon slightly warmer both days low tonight 28 high tomorrow 70
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Burrus Ranch Ordnance Depot
Cottonwood
Chicago
Arizona
Bible Digest 4 Death and Intercession
A brief Bible digest notes that Christ bore the sin of many and made intercession for transgressors. It emphasizes Jesus acting as go between here and the great beyond, taking our place on the cross so we may share in heaven.
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Isaiah
Christ
Rally Continues in Stock Market Trading Heavy
New York stock market remained active as traders booked profits and snapped up some gains. The Dow at noon stood around 877.03, with industrials and rails showing mixed but mostly positive trends while major steel, motor, and chemical stocks lagged. Volatile issues like IBM fluctuated, but tobacco, airlines, drugs, and electrical equipment stayed higher amid cautious profit-taking.
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New. York
Imantet
Niger
IBM
Union Carbide
Litton Industries
Polaroid
Phillip Morris
Lorillard
Merck
du Pont
Ford
Jones & Laughlin
Gypsum
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Flagstaff
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Jones
Coconino Daily Record
Valley Bank
Bible Digest
Rally
Chrysler
U.S. Steel
Zenith
Goodyear
International Nickel
Paville
Amien Kean Stock Exchange
Rexall
Moore Drug CO
Aspen
San Francisco
Peive
Aguas
Infante’ Anti
D. Reante
Besvue Shire
Antaria
Browdy
I. Nan Pier Ey
Stele! & Infante
Aptain
Amty Vomulhationa
Cohoras Blom
Henan
Amoried
Timtahar Poly Bhitt
China
Children's Department
Flagsiaff
Hyie
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