Clashed Mig Fighters Near Formosa North of Malay Isles
News wires report a May 1 air clash near Formosa involving Nationalist Thunderjets and Soviet era Mig fighters. Both sides claimed damage as the exchange occurred 70 miles north of the Malay Islands, with fog and low visibility noted.
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Foritiosa
Tawhyy
Selong
Air Force
Tau Mis
Maih
Farmasi Strait
Bise
Malay Islands
Hed Chinn
Mil
Formosa
Vuchina
Likinel
Sali
Feresa Strait
Huset
Federal Funds Would Assist State Projects
The Kiserh disarray administration proposes a 28 million-dollar federal funds program to support state vaccination efforts for elidocen ages in low income Cratilies. The plan would supply vaccines for first and second graders at Mount Elden School, with distribution delayed by prior shortages. Officials expect rapid mobilization once safety clearances and supply lines are reestablished, aided by National Foundation for Infant Dyslexia and Public Health Service inspectors.
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Flagstaff
Irogland
Mount Elden School
Elden
Custer Laharattaries
Patrie Davis Lahoni Lovie
Hobby
Eisenhower
White House
Nevada Atomic Tests End Underwater Shot Planned
Nevada concludes a multi blast series described as the most diversified yet with 14 tests. An underwater detonation off California’s coast is slated, with the Navy supervising from sea and Energy Commission scientists present. The Queen Fast blast near Las Vegas was unusually large, estimated at 35 kilotons, and the Nevada tests produced significant ground shake and sonic activity.
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U.S
California
Pacific
Navy
Ie Energy Commission
Alvin C. Grays
AEC
Los Alamos
Queen Fiat
Graves
Managyer James
Reeves
Nevada
AEG
Joint Task Force 7
Mamsen
Indiana
Pioche
Las Vegas
Mercury Hits Record Low in May Frost Wave
A cold wave across the state drove a record low of 16 degrees at Flagstaff, the coldest late May reading since 1915. Other cited towns including Maverick 17, Grand Canyon 25, Payson 25, and Prescott 31. Frost possible again tonight or tomorrow morning near Oak Creek Canyon.
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Reid Gardner
Weather Bureau
Flagstaff
Maverick
McNary
Grand Canyon
Payson
Prescott
Tom Anderson
Junipine
Oak Creek Canyon
Indian Service Aide Conference With Arizona Delegation
Six Uppi Indians from Arizona met with Thomas Reid, assistant to the Indian Affairs commissioner, in Washington to discuss reservation and tribal matters. Topics included livestock grazing, reservation roads, and a dispute involving Alty John Boyden and tribal drafting of organized high mistakes. Delegation members named include Pah Katehongva, David Momanya, George Nisewiseema, Roger Nase vama, Ralph Tswangyacoma, and Thomas Ranyacyu.
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Washington
Arizona
Thomas Reid
Indian Affairs
Alty
John Boyden
Pah Katehongva
David Momanya
George Nisewiseema
Roger Nase Vama
Ralph Tswangyacoma
Thomas Ranyacyu
Tucson High Wins Journalism Trophy at All-Arizona Meet
Tucson High School today claimed permanent possession of the journalism trophy for top quality student newspaper work. Tucson's Cactus Chronicle captured the All-Arizona Award, marking a strong showing at the annual high school journalism day at the University of Arizona.
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Tucson High Nois Journcism
Tucson Uf
Tucson High School
Tucson
Cactus Chronic
University of Arima Satur
Tuba City Man Dies in 89 Crash at Navajo Reservation
A Tuba City man Tim Yarzie 56 died when his pickup left Highway 88 inside the Navajo Reservation. Three passengers Lee Cait 23 Tilly Williams 24 and David Bennett Parker 14 were injured or in critical condition. In the same period a college driver education class recorded 659 traffic violations in five locations. The survey found signaling failures the most common offense followed by crosswalk blocking reckless driving jaywalking and running stoplights.
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Cameron A
Tuba City
Ina Enick
Tim Yarzie
Aw Lee Cait
Tuba City Hospital
Tilly Don Williams
David Bennett Parker
Hye
Rocky Mareiane and Don Cockell Set For 15 Round World Heavyweight Fight
In San Francisco at Civic Auditorium the two heavyweights weighed in for their title bout. Champion Rocky Mareiane of England at 189 pounds and challenger Don Cockell weighed 206. A few hundred spectators attended the weigh-in as Willie Ritchie, inspector for the California Heitz Commission, oversaw the proceedings.
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Rocky
Don
San Francisco
Rocky Mareiane
England
Don Cockell
Civic Auditorium
Willie Ritchie
California
Heitz Commission
Stanfield shooting leaves bystander wounded
Jose Rodriguez, 30, a farm worker, was injured in a Stanfield shooting that sparked two fires last week. He was taken to Pinal County Hospital from Casa Grande after emergency treatment. hospital officials reported his condition as stable.
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Florence
Jose Rodriguez
Stanfield
Tnhe Pinal County
Ieg
Rodriguez
Casa Grande
Taylor project bid call approved by regents
The Board of Regents approved an 813564 dollar operating budget for 1955 56 at Flagstaff college and balanced budgets for the University of Arizona and state colleges. Dr Tom C Bellwood requested removal as dean of student personnel services with full time teaching duties and head of the commerce department. a successor was not yet named. Remodeling of Taylor Hall dormitory and plans for a new teacher education building were approved. Resignations include Ren J Surwil and Mrs Clarabelle Decker.
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Board of Regents
University and State Colleges
Flagstaff College
College Union
Myron R. Holbert
Regents
University of Arizona
Playstaff
Tempe
Tom C. Bellwood
Lacey A. Eastborn
Commerce
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Fasthien
Bellwood
Commerce Department
Dr. Bellwood
Lester Byron
Archy Steet
Taylor Jall
Terry Atkin
Ren J. Surwil
Clarabelle Decker
Librfarian
Mrs Bryfogle Wins Top College Scholastic Award
Mrs Bryfogle wins the top college scholastic award at Flagstaff College. Grace Sidwart and other outstanding scholars received honors including the President's Prize and Gold Axe for service. Bryfogle, born in Buffalo, N Y, now resides in Cottage City on campus and entered Flagstaff College in 1962, graduating with a B A in Spanish and biology.
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Ars
Grace Sidwart
Ayartel Iheawell
Heneds Ass Tae College
Giarie
Tyann
Ln Ussermbidy
Bryfogle
Ansa 1521
Buffalo
N.Y
Tee Sides
Cottage City
Flagstaff College
Jury Rejects Damage Claim in Superior Court Case
A jury returned a verdict Friday night in favor of Jack Denis, defendant in a Superior Court auto accident case near Sunset Crater road north of Flagstaff last October. Edmiston sought 20000 plus 1500 for medical and hospitalization costs. The Park Service allegedly failed to post signs, influencing the outcome.
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Jack Denis
James Edmiston
Edmiston
Sung Dennis
Sunset Crater
Flagstaff
Dennis
Edieniston
Park Service
Jonghee Sti Crater Rand
Indian Worker Given Posthumous Award
Phoenix widow Mrs Tall Ci receives a posthumous honor in memory of her husband. The ceremony, held in Phoenix in September, recognized his service while working for the Therion De meiment.
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Tall Ci Phoenix
Filiteetar
Phoenix
Ullice
Leaiy
Islis- Linguishead
Rervier
Hushari
Therion de Meiment
Ceremonios Texluy
Flag JCs Win convention plans revealed in Arizona
The Arizona Junior Chambers of Commerce convention was named in the closing PMI session. A Flagstaff meeting is set for July 10 11 and 12. Local spokesman announced the schedule and listed officials from Holbrook Phoenix Yuma Tempe and other cities.
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Flagstatt
Te Group
Garth Neleont
Vira
Od Stue
Bill Baldwin
Holbrook
Nean Bennet
Floy
Varley
Phoenix Vine Pressin Dot
Yuma
Yom Workmat
Fucsot
Adidisrn Alhre
Tempe
Mational
Pid MT Gratiam
Thoerix
Arizona to receive large share under new highway plan
The proposal would allot Arizona about 146.5 million dollars over five to ten years for interstate and regional road construction, with primary and urban components including 6.1 million for primary and 58.5 million for interstate through 1961, amid partisan debate in the Senate Public Acts Committee.
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Rnewe
Prosiken
Grepeset
Arizona
Tin Wiensure
Leove
Senate Public Acts Committee
GOP
Hisenhower
Awouk
Sino Aping
Arianit
Unier
Fatos
Inki
Doo
Ion
Fuiaoeto
Richard Kleindienst Named Young Republican League Chair
Phoenix attorney Richard G. Kleindienst was chosen Sunday as chairman of the Arizona Young Republican League at a meeting where members criticized Governor Ernest W. McFarland's administration.
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Phoenix
Richard G. Kleindienst
Ai A
Arizona Young Repulican League
Ernest W. McFarland
Fire at Navajo Ordnance Depot Threatens 100 Acres
A blaze at the Navajo Ordnance Depot burned about 40 acres of woods and grass after demolition activity. Commanding officer Col. Ocar Rames said 80 men fought the flames under Joe Tercia’s supervision Friday night into Saturday, with the fire controlled by Saturday and under guard Saturday night to prevent a renewal.
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Navajo Ordance Depot
Soturlay
Ocar Rames
Col. Rames
Joe Tercia
Grechic
Goldwater Says GOP Strategy Depends on Eisenhower
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona predicts Republican campaign plans hinge on President Eisenhower seeking reelection. In a national radio interview he argued the GOP could rally behind a successor if Eisenhower confirms he will not quit. He noted no potential candidate has been discussed within or outside the party.
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Galdmiloe
R-Ariz
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GOP
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Water
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