10 May 1962
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1962
Page
1
New York shares fell toward fresh lows in active trading as the Associated Press average for 60 stocks slid to about 24060 at noon, down roughly 100 points. Most declines were fractional, with a few steeper drops.
Flagstaff and Phonix area Lockett family donates 550 acres valued $109,000 to $150,000 for an American Heritage project to preserve Arizona history from Spanish explorers. The site near Black Canyon is adjacent to a county park with highway frontage. Pioneer Arizona Foundation aims to open the first unit by 1963 for territorial status centennial, led by W. White and Henry L. Worischeck with Gov. Fannin invited to join.
Obituary notices report Mrs Domenica Munoz 58 at Williams Catholic Church Friday funeral with Rosary tonight in Williams. Gibbs Mortuary handles arrangements. Also listed is Mrs Kathryn Radetic Miller 42 with Rosary Friday and High Mass Saturday at Church of the Nativity in Flagstaff. Survivors include Novl Miller and family. Burial at Calvary Catholic Cemetery Flagstaff.
The Armed Forces Day celebration features 20 from Flagstaff Grand Canyon Troop 20 and Williams Troop ak with ceremonies and booths. U S Naval Reserve Electronics Unit 11 4 from Flagstaff participates with booths. Civil Air Patrol of Williams and Flagstaff join daily, with a Santa Fe Indian Band concert at MOD. NOD to showcase Army Ordnance Corps and Arizona history, plus Northern Arizona Pioneers Society exhibit for state anniversary. Parade ground ceremonies begin at 9 am with Col John B M Goelz delivering remarks.
The bill allows uranium ore mining under Park Service land for 25 years with royalties around 6.37 million annually, then transfers surface rights to the Park Service. After the term, all rights revert to the Park Service, ending the park inholding. The measure faced earlier opposition from Sen. Barry Goldwater but passed on the floor.
Fragmentary list shows a day’s TV lineup with multiple networks and programs. Notable items include Charley Horse Superman, Life of Riley, Ozzie and Harriet, Dr Kildare, Donna Reed Show, Frontier Circus, Real McCoys, My Three Sons, CBS and ABC news blocks, and various sports and movie slots.
Mrs. K Noel Miller of Flagstaff dies at 42 after 16 years in Flagstaff. Born in Bisbee raised there, she taught in several Arizona towns, owned Miller's Dress Shop, and was active in Church of the Nativity and Catholic Daughters of America. Funeral Mass at Nativity Church will be followed by Calvary Cemetery burial. Survivors include her husband and several relatives. Rotary program features Richard Gordon in concert at the Flagstaff Country Club.
Mrs. Attie Treat Locke, a Tucson to Winslow postal employee, received the U S Postal Department Superior Accomplishment Award signed by Postmaster General J Edward Day and regional director G Crossan. The event included a Winslow Woman's Club reception and a May 1 dinner, with Mayor Ger Vase Hale Sr proclaiming May 1 1982 as Attie Treat Locke Day.
Today high 68, low 32. Mostly fair to partly cloudy with cooler conditions. Tonight and Friday slightly cooler with westerly winds 10 to 16 mph. Forecast includes sunset 7 19 and sunrise 5 26 with regional temps from Cottonwood Winslow Show Low Phoenix Lagstaff Northern Arizona.
A devotion cites Esther 4 14 to remind readers God places people with a purpose and has never misplaced anyone The brief reflection emphasizes divine timing and personal calling within a faith context
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