Area growth seen at 15 percent annually by APSC official
An APSC official predicts Northern Arizona area growth of 15 percent yearly, citing rising customer counts and revenue targets. Biel Thilse, Navillo Division manager, spoke at the Monty Vista Hotel meeting about expanding service to about 19,000 customers by 1963 end, with total annual revenue surpassing one million dollars. He tied growth to new attractions and infrastructure, including Glen Canyon Dam, road improvements, and tourism boosts, while noting collaboration with the Navajo and Hopi tribal councils to attract industry.
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Taperventi
Arigona
Tor Avizana Public Service Co
Tesday
Biel Thilse
Navillo
Monty Vista
Hulse
Wand Bexorg Jn
Arizona
Nae Jo
Tulse
Glen Canyon
Nawijo
Oberammergau
Olmand Atlantum
Hulke
Bill Reilly
Iility
Snark Missile Test Flight Reported Successful
A Snark missile reportedly completed a test flight from Cape Canaveral and delivered a dummy payload over a remote area near Ascension Island, about 6,500 miles from the launch site, with the ascent ending late Tuesday night and information released eight hours later.
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Cape Canaveral
Ascension Island
Mt Elden School Fire Ends, Normal Classes Resume
After a fire at Mt Elden Elementary School yesterday morning, students returned to class today while a fifth grade teacher recovered briefly in hospital. Principal Mamiel Missler praised orderly evacuation as staff checked rooms and all students exited within 90 seconds.
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Mt. Elden
Nornal
Mt Kilden
Alte and Holler
Kechont
Mamiel Missler
TO Chidren
Willais Low 5
Lewis
Miguel
Weather forecast for Imlagstapr and Flagstaff area
Variable cloudiness today with partly cloudy tonight and Thursday. Continued warming with light winds. Temps: lows near 35, highs around 65. Regional forecast calls for little precipitation, cooler nights, and variable cloudiness across the White Mountain and northern Arizona area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imlagstapr
Northurn
Arizona
Flagstaff
Thursda
Convention Figures Shift as Rhodes Backed for President
At the Bar WYRM Yagett Jn convention Fred J. Drawn of Tucson will not seek reelection and endorses Rhodes. Tant tappy to support Rhodes, Rivhand Muuray and Lucas Tygon are present as candidates. The Mavicona delegation may propose a candidate, but Labour and Carpenters unions’ backing could secure Rhodes’s election.
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Wyrm Thom Yagett
State Master contract talks continue on page two
State Master negotiations proceed as MCS and the Witons seek revised terms. MCS officials in New York and Phoenix coordinate with Clare Velmer and Barnes while declining to comment on progress.
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MCS
Wien
Yaxe
Phoenix
Witons
Clare Velmer
Barnes
Bost
New York City
Zero Celebrates Twins By Drinking Antifreeze
Altona Man AP report notes cow Zero recovering from a severe hangover after celebrating twin calves by drinking large amounts of antifreeze. Farmer misplaced a Saudi bucket in the barn. veterinarians and authorities sought antidotes but could not help. Zero slept it off.
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Altona
Man
Zero
Agriculture Department
Winnipeg Children’s Hospital
Zera
Too Late to Classify Horse Boarding Ad Agenda Request
Classified style note seeking a stable or barn by a current party. Mentions need to board one horse, prefer facility with an agenda, and contact instruction to call PR. Includes a string of ambiguous codes and addresses, with potential rental and transport references.
Flow of Arizona Streams Near Record Low
The flow of Arizona streams is near a record low, with the Colorado River discharge the lowest for April since 1922. Most rivers show similarly reduced flow across the state, including the Grand Canyon area. Storage in Lakes Mead and Mohave reservoirs declined to 41,881,000 acre-feet, about 129 percent of the April average.
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Tucson
Arizona
U. S Geological Survey
Colorado
T Ie
Colentinal Grand Canyon
Little Culorady
Camcon
Little Colorado
Lyuin
Lakes Mead
Mulaver
County panel studies Ft TuToill expansion plans
A three member committee including Rod Graves and Andy Wolf and Parks Director Gresmoen will study options to expand and develop Ft. TuTuill. They will evaluate face print and Pinie areas, consider purchasing the dP-aure tract, and explore a countywide recreation program with potential matching funds for communities including Williams. County aid to Williams pool is reviewed. report due June 2 to guide next year’s budget requests.
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Rod Graves
Williams
Andy Wolf
Flagstaff
Gresmoen
Ft. Tutuill
Prormow
Ful
Board of Supervisors
Fair and Parks Board
Circus Coming To Flagstaff Promotes Youth Benefit
A Flagstaff circus sponsored by Owimuse Portagekat is planned for Sunday May 0 with a 2 PM matinee at City Park. Local optimism club members expect 2 000 plus youngsters to attend, with proceeds funding boys work through Optimists.
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Owimuse
City Park
Nevelwus
Gehwol
Pusi Circuses
Elyte
Hl Hhigetall
Wale
Tams Sedo
Piba
Jack Richards
Phoenix
Two More Deaths Boost Highway Toll to Seventeen
The latest highway fatalities raise Arizona toll to 17 as two more lives were lost in a crash near Douglas on U S 66. Watson Lamar Woodraw, 38, and Jesus Rodriguez, both from Willcox, died when a car left the road after a curve. Floyd W. Privette, 20, of Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, died later at the base hospital from injuries suffered in a crash on U S 8 east of Tucson. Manuel T. Muir, 23, also of Davis-Monthan, drove the other vehicle. injuries occurred to Ernestine Roquemore and Ruth Wallace among others.
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Amo
Jesus Rodriguez
Willcox
U.S
Douglas
Watson Lamar Woodraw
Aleof Willcox
Floyd W. Privette
Davie Monthan Air Force
Bago
U.S. 8
Tirsan
Privette
Manuel T. Muir
Davis-Monthan
Hanway
Dennis Hermansen
Muir
Ernestine al. Roquemore
Longview
Tex
Muit
Roiumore
Ruth Wallick
Tyler
Tess
Yavapai 4-H Show and Sale in Prescott Friday
AP reports the Yavapai County 4-H Club livestock show and sale will be held Friday and Saturday in Prescott. A featured exhibit will showcase 16 youths in authentic 19th century Cavalry uniforms, reflecting a Camp Verde unit as a model.
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Prescot
Yavapai County
Ivestock
Oiday
Prescott
Ly Ho
Camp Verde
World Briefs Enduring fallout prompts space future talk
A Soviet nuclear test fallout claim says decontamination reaches the Northern Hemisphere faster than expected. The U N vote notes potential near term earth satellite rings with global cooperation in space exploration. Emmys set to be picketed by technicians in a union dispute. A 16 year old Negro coed Testifies to a Leon County grand jury about rape by white men. Little Rock School Board sanctions 44 teachers amid integration tensions. Government hires General Dynamics to supervise construction of Venus and space rockets for moon and planetary exploration.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Tilar
Ida Aem University
Leon County
Grand Jury
Iiny
Washington
General Dynasties Corp
Powerfal Vene
Dean Pipes Leeanne McCoy Honored at USC Women’s Day
Dean Pipes of Arizona Blaie College Flagstaff was named Woman of the Day at USC Women’s Day events on campus. Senior of the Year 1959 went to Miss Leeanne McCoy from San Bernardino California.
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Dean Pipes
Leeanne McCoy
USC
Margaret Pipes
Arizona Blaie College
Flagstaff
U.S.C
San Bernardino
Catif
McCoy
College Awuditorum
Rean Catherine Nichols
Arizona State University
Temmny
Bagdad Names New School Superintendent George Quintero
BAGDAD AP George Quintero aged 33 has been appointed school superintendent in Bagdad succeeding retiring TR. Stanley Swain. Quintero has served as a barber in Bagdad elementary schools since 1952. New leadership comes as the district moves ahead with local education plans.
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Bagdad
George
Quintero
Stanley Swain
Flagstaff Rotary Tackles Mental Health Drive
Jack Fine addressed Flagstaff Rotarians about the national mental health problem urging support for the Association for Mental Health. He pressed for a clinical psychologist in the area and emphasized homes need guidance and professional advice. new member Theodore L. Moeller of First National Bank joined the club.
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Jack Fine
Flagstaff
Association For Mental Health
Time, Inc
PB. J. Lindemann
Harry Field Sr
Vhe
Sturgeon Cramer
Andice
Virgil Gillenwater
Hine
Phoenix
Mntal Health
Fine
Rotary Club
Theodore L. Moeller
First National Bank
B. Wilson Jr
Moeller
Frank J. Dickinson
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Snark
Bar
New York
Hadig
AERIS
Tudes
Leranx Vie
ALCU
AIX
Craw Te Field
Braylett
Steven Bennett
Phenix
Blea Kitvy
Nell Coenway
Lareny Slonker
Teese
David
Crogan
Toups
Clink
Anglia
de Carry
Gregan
Bonwelt
Cniversity
Thytrehwiue
U. S
Christ
Alerring
Val Beier
Food Town
Young’s
Thriftway
Passion Play Headquarters
Sale
World Briefs
United Nanions
United States
U.N
National Broadcasting Co
Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Iwan
Lembanre Meco
Harmpoo
Leon Powell
Psu
Acta Avestogr Toni
Ato Fenny
Lwa
FAA
de Rqiqadly
Orpheum
Gary Cooper
Maria Schell
World News
Erey Grant
een _ BERGMAN
NRL
ABC
CBS
OHF
Karloon Karnival
Bozo the Clown
Gene Burrus
Sherwood Forest
Myron Drake
Doug Edward
NBC News
Mickey Mouse Club
Hinlight Theatre
Wolke
Keen
Milton Berle
Bal
Maserson
Oxaie
Harriet
Steel Hone
Donna
John Daly
San Francisco
People's Choice
Sparte
Jack Wire
Saigon
Weaven
Royal Playhouse
Carl Television
GABLE
Aspen
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