Letter from Dr Teller on atomic age policy and kindness to animals
A reader letter from Dr Edward Teller comments on our column about his book The Legacy of Hiroshima and his views on a free federal world government. The piece notes Teller’s influence on policy discourse and urges readership to study national policy. Also featured is Be Kind to Animals Week urging Flagstaff pet control law adoption and responsible ownership to prevent nuisance and injury.
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DR. Teller
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Edward Teller
Arizona
Comidors of Power
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Aire Shimat
Sowikh
Flagstaff
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To
Sayrs
Businessmen Slate Meet In Flagstaff
Southwest Sun Country Tin an three state chamber of commerce group will hold a regular board of directors meeting in Flagstaff this Friday. Hal Nelson of the Flagstaff Chamber announces the event to be at 1 a.m. at the Coconino County Club with a social and luncheon. Members from Albuquerque Tucson Las Vegas or Phoenix expected to attend.
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Hal Nelson
Tlagatah Chamber of Commerce
Albuquersque
Tucson
Fleas
Phoenix
Jackson
Coconine County
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Hincheon
Aackson
Hhimber Mens Aber
Alend
Unseasonably Cold May Weather Hits Flagstaff Area
May weather turns unusually chilly as a mass of cold air sweeps from Nevada toward northern Arizona. Forecaster Paul Sorenson warns of night temps near 20s and daytime highs around 43 to 45 degrees. Expect scattered showers, dust storms in lower elevations, and strong winds delaying warming into midweek.
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Halbrook
Navajo
Hopi
Police car damaged in mishap in Flagstaff area
A Flagstaff Police Department cruiser suffered about 1000 in damage after being struck by Ralph Pattsford 22 of 2601 North Fourth Avenue Bust Flagstaff and then hit a second time by Gloria Ross 25 of Whittier California. Pattsford cited for drunk and reckless driving. fined 200 or 90 days. State Highway Patrol investigated the crash.
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Gloria Ross
Whittier
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Nuclear test announced near Christmas Island
Washington AP reports the tenth blast of the U.S. atmospheric nuclear test series occurred today near Christmas Island in the Pacific. The Atomic Energy Commission and the Defense Department said the intermediate yield device was dropped from an airplane.
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Supreme Court Upholds Beck Conviction for Teamsters Leader
Washington AP report says the Supreme Court affirmed the 15 year sentence of Dave Beck, longtime Teamsters Union president, on a Washington state conviction for pocketing about 1900 dollars from union owned Cate sales. Justice Clark led the majority. dissent by Bleck. separate dissent by Douglas. Beck, 66, remains free during appeals. Butteli signals possible further action.
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Family Teamsters Union
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Justice Bleck
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Beck
Ning County Superior Court
Washington State
Indian theft charges loom in Coronina County case
Indian suspect Towankin faces arraignment on grand theft charges in Coronina County related to a van theft and a cat taken from Bimer Baca’s home on Weat Tombstone Avenue. The animal was later found to have run away in Winslow before police arrested Towankin and returned him to Ping aiatt for a re alignment.
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Pingaiatt
Fires Signal Start Of Forest Danger Season
Two forest fires erupted Sunday near Flagstaff on Mare Hill and East Newnan Park. Foresters say fires were man caused and could have been much worse with strong weekend winds. Fire crews contained both blazes though winds raised renewed risk as season begins. Authorities urge public help in reporting fires to prevent spread.
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Mare Hill
Caconing National Forest
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Lowell Observatory
Forest Service
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Texas
Coconing National Forest
Dean Earl
Earl
Vane
Bar
Vitak
Marsland
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Sauniay
Aly
Ivy
Contorted Clippings Reflect Political Ramble and Misplaced Names
Fragmented notes mix political names and events with garbled phrases. It mentions government fuel subsidies, converting cropland to golf courses, and references figures like Rockefeller and Adenauer in a nonsensical jumble. The item reads like a stray OCR excerpt with no clear narrative or dates.
Indonesian President Escapes Assassination Attempt
A Singapore report says Indonesian President Sukarno narrowly escaped an outdoor assassination attempt during a Jakarta prayer service. Five bystanders and government officials were mildly wounded, while the gunman was seized. authorities link the incident to the Darulasian group of Muslims.
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Ohio Couple Hurt in Wreck Near Winslow
An Ohio couple, Daniel Holden and his wife, were injured Saturday afternoon when their westbound car collided with a vehicle in Winslow county. The hood and windshield were damaged. James McLaughlin, 21, helped steer to stop the car. Their three young children, Cammy 18, and two others were in the rear seats with minor injuries reported.
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Move Bolsters Anti-Communist Force in Southeast Asia
President Kennedy ordered a Marine detachment toward Southeast Asia to bolster anti communist defenses in Thailand and Laos. U S advisors conferred with Thai authorities as decisions on a Marine battalion landing team and possible action against Communist forces remained unsettled amid broader SEATO and Laos ceasefire discussions.
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Arizona Press Women award winners named at annual contest
The Arizona Press Women annual contest honored SUN's Family Page Editor Mrs Yost and other Arizona journalists. Yost family editor of the Arizona Sun won first place for a division. Miss Marie Turner and Sue Collier won honors for college journalism. Mrs Yost to receive a charity bracelet at the May awards event.
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Sue
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Yost
Denver
Power Line Discussion Set Tuesday at Canal City Hall
The Fhystall Planning-al Janing Commission meets Tuesday at Canal City Hall to discuss underground power and telephone lines in future subdivisions. No formal action is expected. items from the recent state conference of the Arizona League of Cities Towns will be reported.
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Atizgna League of Cities
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Tempe
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Coe Avil
Skegas Wins Journalism Fellowship Glory for Arizona Teachers
Daniel L. Skaggs of Magstalligh Selvol faculty earned a Wall Street Journal journalism fellowship for summer study. He is among ten Arizona teachers selected from high schools and junior colleges statewide. The program supports intensive training with the Journal and University partner in Bloomington. Skaggs, a resident of Flagstaff, has taught journalism and aims to broaden professional skills.
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Avivanans
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Heart Attack Kills Phoenician Man Near Flagstaff
A Phoenician man, Ceci Stanley, died early Sunday from a heart attack after a pickup crash on the Black Canyon Highway near Flagstaff. He was declared dead on arrival at Flagstaff Hospital after being struck by a patrol vehicle. Authorities noted highway accidents over the week with three injuries in reported incidents.
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