Kasavubu Calls Congo Parliament to Session
President Kasavubu announced reconvening the Congo Parliament after eight months of disorder. He sought United Nations protection for lawmakers and families and UN travel aid to Leopoldville, with a first session to open after the public conference at Coquilhatville this month.
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Joseph Kasavubu
Kasavubu
United Nations
Partiay Mentarians
U. N
Leopoldville
Coquilhatville
Cojuilhatville
Kasavobu
Stanleyville
Antoine Gizengir
Leopoldvile
Weekend TV Guide Schedule Highlighting Classic Lineup
A dense radio and television grid lists multiple channels and time slots across Saturday and Sunday. The schedule features a mix of news, movies, sports, game shows, and variety programs including Perry Mason, Gunsmoke, Lassie, The Ed Sullivan Show, and Bishop Roberts programs, with regional and syndicated offerings across afternoon to late-evening hours. vele
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AIAY
Wthv
Fan Star Playhouse
Arizona Future
Laos Representation Talks Fail To Break Geneva Deadlock
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko failed to resolve Laos representation at the Geneva conference. Western backed Laotian government and neutralists sought full delegation status, while the USSR demanded equal status for Pathet Lao, with cease fire as a precondition.
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Geneva
U. 5
Dom Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Laos
Ruse
Gromyko
Tusk
United States
Pathet Lao
Soviet Union
Asia
Rusk
Rome
Ventiane
Pathes
Satvarma Fhouma
Joi the Tall
Central Commission
Coconino Sun Publication Details and Postage Rates
The Coconina Sun founded 1882 publishes weekly on Saturdays with daily edition until 1946 except Sundays and holidays. Mail rates vary by county: $1.65 monthly in Coconino Navajo Yavapai. $2.25 elsewhere. six months or yearly options listed. Postage paid at Flagstaff Arizona.
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Plagstaly Publishing Co
Postoffice
Flagstaff
Arizona
Platt Chine
Better
Arizona Daily Sun
Cocanino
Yavapat
Fhigstaff
Ariz
Coconina Sun
Pldgstaff
Daily Sun
Flapstaff
Mianagemiedt
Fair Groups Growth Noted At Page One Meeting
In a brief summary of attendance figures the article notes growth in attendance from hundreds to tens of thousands, with daily counts ranging around 24,000 to 26,000 last year. Attendees listed include Pollock, Christen, Cline, Chilson, Knoles, Blair, Melgar, and Rubin, plus Fair Director Grasmoen, Rev. Gibbs, and Agri cultural Agent Brechin.
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I Pollock
Frank Christenen
Platt Cline
Ernest Chilson
Tom Knoles
David Blair
Herb Melgar
Rubin
Grasmoen
Wallace Gibbs
Bill Brechin
Jericho and Jericho Valley Archaeology and Ancient Life
In Jericho and surrounding areas we note eight goms paved road builds, ancient walls, and multiple occupation levels dating from 7500 to 10000 years. The piece compares ancient Jericho to a small modern town, mentions Solomon’s temple size, and praises Roman work ethic and global reach.
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Dead Sea
al Bhigstaff
Cameran Enantey
Kliggwined
Sant
Anain' Id Jerusalem
Ancient Jericho
Tere
Joshua
Israel
Tericho
Oralbi
Hingstaff
Jerusalem
Jericho
Tifa
Havana
Weather sketch for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
Forecast calls for cloudy Friday with rain and showers. Snow level rising to 8000 feet this afternoon. Southwest winds 18 to 20 mph. Partly cloudy Sunday with scattered showers. Tonight low around 35 and high tomorrow near 56. Normal highs and lows are listed, with record figures and past data noted.
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Burrus. Ranch
Grand Canyon
Flagstaff
Arizona
Family Sunday Observed At First Congregational Church
The First Congregational Church marks Mothers Day as Family Sunday with children attending with parents. No church school. a nursery will operate during the 10 am worship. Rev Richards will deliver "Jesus' Family" on the day. Members also report officers installed at May meeting and other church notices.
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First Congregational Church
Waldo
Richard
Jesus
The
Congregational Conference of
California and the Southwest
Church of the Chimes
van Nuys
Calif
Flagstaff
C. J. Nelson
Arnold Matheson
Rev. Richards
Hoss Pennington
Mig. Paul Black
Junioor
Pilgrim Felowship
Margie O'Neill
Gloria Hancock
Sally Shinde
Bobby Borg
Girl Injured In Snowy McDonald's Collision
Police report a girl was badly hurt after a collision involving a McDonald's vehicle. Charges against the driver include reckless driving and leaving the scene. Officers note slick streets from ongoing snow, but say snow at the time did not contribute to the accident.
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McDonald's
McDonald
Heart Attack Fatal to Samuel Dysart
Samuel Dysart a civil engineer native of Arizona died from a heart attack at 5 15 am in Flagstaff Community Hospital. He was born February 19 1904 in Phoenix and lived in Flagstaff since last July. Dysart School in the Phoenix area was named for his father. Services set for Monday at Messinger Mortuary Scottsdale with Ganley and Long in charge. Survived by wife Mac married last fall and a stepson, both of Flagstaff.
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Feneva
Messinger Mortuary
Scottsdale
Samue Dysart
Flagstaff Community Hospital
Alta Vista Drive
Long
Mac
Plagstaff
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Clinton Vedran
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Donald Wargld Galloway
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McDonadl
Fares
Eric Maxwell
Jeff
Clinton DeArmax
Frank Najera
Sel
Gean Slayton
Suninte
Piagatall Poflec
NBC
ABC
Ind
CBS
Coler
Pip the Piper
Dan Smoot
Mackenzies Raiders
Ed Sullivan
National Velvet
Maverick
Tad Bunner
G. E. Theatre
Lanoran
Jack Benny
Loretta Yount
San Francisco
Congregaman Rhodes
Sigcot
Servite
Flagstafy TV
Aspen
John Taylor
Howard Meyers
Women's Fellowship
Congregational Church
Presdent
Reece Woodlin
John Nebold
Alfred Grier
Carl Sauives
Friendly Service
Nelson
Women's Gift
Win Wheeler
Fay Perry
Reading
Robert Bishop
Orer
I Hje‘ml Borg
Cadillac
Samuel Dysar
Ular Amalia Ste Met
Ran Rum
Yul Brynner
Gaynor
Ssuaras Avan Trangers
Svaca
Inchides
Meather Diners Club — Cayle Blanche
American Express
Morris Motors Incorporated
W. Santa VR Avenue
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