Who Should Vote In Arizona And The Indian Areas
The article discusses voter qualifications across states and communities, citing literacy tests and taxation as possible criteria. It notes past ballot irregularities in Apache county and explores proposals for weighted votes based on public welfare contributions, education, military service, and other factors, with continuation hinted on Page Four.
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Rle
Arizona
Apache County
Arkana
Deranged Man Slays Family Before Taking Own Life
Police report a factory worker and electrician named Tolland Bauer killed his ex wife Alice Jean and their eight children by slitting throats with a butcher knife, then died in a personal crisis as officers arrived at the scene. The incident occurred after Bauer brought his five children home following a dispute.
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Rumntal
Chereh Sunday
Tolland Bauer
Alice Jean
Ancient Kayenta Anasazi in Glen Canyon Tale
The Glen Canyon Project researchers trace the Kayenta Anasazi from early Basketmaker roots to a vanished Pueblo IV culture along the Colorado and San Juan basins. The study links their rise and decline with irrigation, migrations, and a volcanic horizon near Sunset Crater, amid a joint effort by the Museum of Northern Arizona and the University of Utah.
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Wille Whole
William the Conqueror
Colorado River
San Juan
Kaibeto
Reinhaw
Glen Canyon
Arizona
Utah
Vane
Peter
William the
Hastings
Sunset Crater
Flagstaff
Southwestern Archaeology
Museum of Northern Arizona
Flagstall
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Wild Misquotes and Rumors in a Chaotic Washington Brief
A jumble of unrelated snippets mentions Kennedy Medicare debates labeled Telaeke and Blue Cross Plan, a 61 year old Peace Corps volunteer fired over language skill, a Siberian atomic test claim, crude references to Newark hospitality, a divorce filing by Acirese Jayne Manafield, Hollywood romance, and a noted historical elephant sighting.
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Washington, D.C
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Boss Shriver
Brazil
Currell
Siberia
Newark
Youths Admit Robbing Bellemont Store
Three youths admitted taking part in a forceful robbery at Bellemont Pail Hare grocery and service station. They tied up Paul Hare, triggering a Highway Patrol alert. Officers from Coconino County Sheriff’s Department and Flagstaff Police helped pursue and apprehend them on US Route 66 at the Cosmic Overpass near Flagstaff.
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California
Hare
Bellemont
Arizona
Paul Hare
Highway Patrol
Arizona Highway Patrol
Harry
Cosmno
Pass Ens
Flagstaff
Lavite
Postmaster Attends Meet in Four Day Convention
Postmaster Norry L. Worksencer and Joyal Posh Routster attend a four day animal postmaster convention. Mrs. Amy Howard of Cottonwood presides. Works hopes to return Friday. Tie Raid next year’s convention planned for Flagstaff in spring.
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Norry L. Worksencer
Joyal Poshroutster
Payson
Amy Howard
Cottomwood
Swill
Workscheck
Polaris missile warhead lands near target in test
Washington AP reports a Polaris missile fired from a Pacific submarine delivered its nuclear warhead with near precision in a test interpreted as a full success. Officials withheld details but said the launch approached the intended target area as winds allowed. The report notes the first generation solid fuel missile and future models with greater range and accuracy.
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Washington
Pacific
Ein Allen
Navy
Oilleiuds
JG Polaris
Font Benewd
Les
U S Steel Chief Seeks Harmony with Government
U S Steel chairman Roger M. Blough told over 1 000 shareholders at the annual meeting that harmony between government and industry is essential for the economy. He defended price increases as market driven and urged no future promises on prices. The U S Chamber of Commerce president called for better gov industry relations.
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Roger M. Blough
U. S
Brough
U.S. Steel
United States Chamber of Commerce
Hobowen
City considers six story zoning and new bank building plans
Tuesday council meeting at City Hall will vote on a six story height amendment to permit a new five story Arizona Bank building at Agassiz and Rireh Shpe ts and a planned six story office building opposite. Also on the agenda are land damage claims, water well pipe bids, alley vacating, sewer subdivision plans, and airport hanger charges.
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Fingeraff
Tabua
City Hall
Arizoia Bank
Agassiz
Rireh Shepts
Vatner
Ceesel
Oreer
Hany Fields
Felix Gerald
Lake Mary
Justwest
Police Courl Eee
Agriculture Secretary Denies Favors to Texas Financier
Secretary Orville Freeman said Billie Sol Estes received no favorable treatment from the Agriculture Department. He maintained the department is clear of any improper dealings and that Estes’s alleged schemes involving planting, storage, and fertilizer sales are separate from official actions.
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Agriculture
Texas
Washington
Fates
Freeman
Agricasure
Will Leles
Hewssi
Highway 66 survey to span Arizona this summer
William Hoyd reports on a three phase exhaustive fact finding survey along U S Highway 66 in Northern Arizona. the state plans 190005 materials over July 1 to Aug 31 with 90 patrolmen and many highway department staff. the project aims to analyze travel patterns origins and destinations and accident causes to reduce future crashes.
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William Hoyd
Gar
U.S
State Highway Department
Wit
U. S
Pat
Shartzer
Highway of Fields
Shiner
Arizona
Lanoralty
Sharker
NATO ministers pledge united defense backed by nuclear forces
NATO foreign and defense ministers completed a four day review amid disagreements on Berlin and nuclear policy. They reiterated that NATO will defend members by all necessary means and noted U.S. Polaris submarines in NATO command. The communique announced special procedures to share information on the role of nuclear weapons in alliance defense.
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Atitens
Greece
Soviet Union
Berlin
U.S
Techmoad
NATO
Washington
S.A
America
Nine Die In Weekend Auto Mishaps
Nine Avi vow residents died in weekend traffic crashes across New Mexico and nearby areas. The fatalities include Fred Greyeye, struck by a car west of Raven si on Route 54, and six others from Window Rock in a Thaw Mexico Corridor collision. Victims range from Teddy Jose, 39, and Jesse Stewart, Sr., to Raymond Hawthorne, 25, and his child, with the second pickup driven by Joe Petersson, 36, of Gallup.
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Fran Saenti
Sind Tve
Winslow
New Mexico
Fred Greyeye
Ravensi
Ft. Matyaja
Mexico
Gallup
Ariana
Teddy Jose
Jesse Steart
Raymond Steyeartstr
Sandoval
Raymond Hawthorne
Gislo
Wea
Joe Petersson
Flagstaff Club Robbery Leads to Police Action
Police report a $240 theft at the Flagstaff Club. Donall G. McPherson, a transient, confessed to taking the money and was arrested near the city bus station early Sunday. He faces theft charges as investigators pursue further details.
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Gledor
Dolor
Donall G. McPherson
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Ava
Fletcher Knebel
Wren Nanndbal
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U. S. Steel Chief
Council
Ha Flagstaft
Conlinuigt
Flagstaff Club
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