Soviets and U S Propose Separate Laos Withdrawal Plans
Geneva AP reports differing Laos withdrawal plans from the United States and the Soviet Union at the Laos conference. Soviet FM Gromyka urges removal of all foreign troops within 200 days, with factions drafting a plan. U.S. Sec. of State Rusk supports broad withdrawal including North Vietnamese forces, seeking neutral Laos and strict ceasefire enforcement. Reports from the Canadian- Indian- Polish- control commission noted ongoing sporadic fighting.
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United States
Soviet Union
Laos
Andrei J. Gromyka
Tatsie Oy
Sids
Ghomyke
Ona
U.S
Deak Husk
Amiuinur
Pel
Yul Nere
Walhdeawa
Rusk
Tun Lans
Jos
Ruste
Jie
Viet Nam
Loos
Phaos
Tusk
Pathel Laoig
Polish Control Commission
Pal
Winslow Open House At Air Base With Armed Forces Display
Winslow Army Air Field invites the public to an open house Saturday from 10 am to 2 pm to view radar equipment and other electronic gear. Lt Jalin Gordon of the 901 ACKW Kaladin discusses the event at a Chamber meeting. Also noted is a large 10 by 40 foot sign near the Paintud Desert and Petrified Forest.
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Winslow
Witten Tow
Armed Forces
Jalin Gordon
Kalladin
Chamber of Commerce
Col C
Keizing Winslow
Paintud Desert
Petrified Forest
William
Bil) Gregory
Duke City Lumber Co
Cofc
Alas Galden
Ign
Gregory
George Nagel
Falea
Rod Repne
Winglow
Knights of Columbus
Deeds and Marriage Licenses in Coconino County
A mixed list of warranty and quit claim deeds among several couples and individuals in Northern Arizona. It also notes marriage licenses recorded in Coconino County with names, ages, and locations including Flagstaff, Present, Winslow, Grand Canyon area, and Utah.
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Thies
Jor D. Loyd
Edward Lo Theis
Minnie Lee Thies
Joe D. Uoyd Jr
Elbert Marion Graham
Lola Faye Wells
Avilliam R. Taylor
Coconino County
Roy Anton Curry
Elizabeth Sullivan
Flagstaff
Robert Hart Woolstrum
Lena Lee Moore
Presents
James F. Brierley
Leo Ray Singleton
Anita Rae Brown
Winslow
Harold James Winter
Orderville
Utah
Carlos Young
Cutler
Kanab
Justice of the Peace
Vonda ¥. McKinney
Three-Week Juried Arizona Crafts Exhibition Opens May 28
A three week juried crafts exhibition opens Sunday May 28 in the Arizona State College ASC Technology and Applied Arts Center gallery. The Arizona Designer-Craftsmen will hold their spring meeting May 27 and 28 at ASC with juror Mesa Vivilat Heine of the Choultard Institute Los Angeles selecting 20 merit awards.
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Arizona Designer-Craftsmen
Art Gallery of the Technology and Applied Arts
Center
Arizona State College
Ellery Ginnon
Roadbmie
ASC
Mesa Vivilat Heine
Choultard Istitute
Los Angeles
California
Rdventor
Helie
Azerbaly Craftsmen's Council
Arizona
Museum of Contemporar
ASC Art Gallery to Host Barbecue and Craft Exhibit
Ellery Gibson of the Arizona State College art department in Flagstaff invites attendance at a barbecue dinner linked to the second ASC crafts exhibit. The event precedes the crafts opening scheduled Sunday afternoon at five, with further details available from Gibson.
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ASC
Ellery Gibson
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
Hatchet slaying case bound over for trial
Mier bound over after brief hearing on charges in the death of his wife. Officers testified they found a bloodstained room with weapons and that Mier appeared calm after arrest. Dr. Kahle said Mrs. Mier died within about two hours from multiple wounds and possible brain injury. The court ruled on admissibility of statements before counsel.
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Mier
Jordan
Slayton
Miers
Mir
Bedyoo
John Kahle
Mangum
Shiylon
Aien
Brierlay
Firat
Wren
Supreme Court
Two Injured In Accident On U S 66 Near Winslow
At Winslow Memorial Hospital two people are treated for fractures and lacerations after a one vehicle crash four miles west of Winslow on U S 66 Tuesday. Vincil H Burkey from Hope Arkansas and his wife Martha, age 2, are the injured occupants. State Highway Patrol reported a tire flew from Burkey's pickup causing the loss of control.
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Winslow
Winslow Memorial Hospital
Rotarians View Slides on Reds Conspiracy Threat
Rotarians at Flagstaff viewed slides detailing comp fants over 40 years and the global threat to the U S from a world wide conspiracy. Dr Wayne Ward led the program and a June meeting at Sedona’s Loge was announced inviting Verde and Sedona clubs to participate. Dick Hulse noted 14 Arexentenian Rotarians and 16 Rotaryan visitors were hosted last Thursday at Sate Monte Visti with another group due June 15.
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Flagstaff
U. S
Wayne Ward
Sedona
Verde
Sedows Loge
Dick Hulse
Hee
Sate Monte Visti
Anthor
Weather summary for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona region
Forecast shows variable cloudiness through Thursday with southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Temperatures near normal with little change, then cooler Thursday. Showers likely in mountain areas Thursday and Friday, turning cooler into Monday. Normal highs around 67 and lows around 56.
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Bo Cottonwood
Canyon
Flagstaff
Arizona
Weil
Mon
Dr Slipher Exe mp Honorees and AP Career Highlights
Dr Slipher and AP veteran Bunson are honored as ASC honorees. Bunson’s career spans Flagstaff Journal, Holarook Tribune News, and AP leadership roles in Phoenix Paris Tokyo and San Francisco. Born July 23, 1912 in Billings Montana, he attended Inglewood High, Virginia Military Institute, and Arizona State College. He is married to Katherine Rakegnatt with three daughters.
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Arizona Guide
Buison
Flagstaff Journal
Holarook
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Whit
Associated Press
Buraaugh Phoenix
Arizona News
Collier's Magazine
Saturday Evening Post
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Southwest Pacific
Eleanor Roosevelt
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Europe
Eighth Air Force
Ninth Army
Holland
Germany
Brussels
Paris
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Korea
Tokyo
Japan
Okiawa
San Francisco
Mikimoto
Bunson
Billings Mont
California
Inglewood
Inglewood High School
Virginia Military Institute
Arizona State College
Katherine Rakegnatt
Udall sworn in as Arizona's second district solon
Sen Morris Udall of Arizona was sworn in to represent the states second district joining Speaker Rayburn as the tallest member and the first in his family to succeed a brother in office. The 33 year old Tucson attorney was elected May 2 to replace Stewart Udall who resigned to become Interior Secretary.
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Udall
D-Ariz
Conegress
Arizona
Con
Eres
House
Sian Rayburn
Tucson
John McCormack
McCormack
Johny J. Rhodes R-Aziz
Sineh
Stewart L. Udall
Kennedy
Moris Ky Udall
Capitol
Stewart Udall
Carl Hayden
Dariz
Morris Udall
Parks Farm Bureau Hears Pending Bills in Congress
Parks Farm Bureau held a regular meeting Tuesday night with Arizona Farm Bureau director Bill Hicks discussing national farm legislation before Congress. County Agriculture agent Willan Brechan presented a program on aphids and their control and announced the next meeting for June 20 at the school house.
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Parks Farm Bureau
Bill Hicks
The
Arizona Farm Bureau
Congress
Willan (Bil) Brechan
Coco
Parks Bureau
Kennedy seeks federal powers to hit organized crime
Robert F. Kennedy urged Congress to grant new legal tools to fight nationwide crime syndicates. He proposed a federal interstate travel offense to target racketeering, promising to name offenders in secret session and detailing gambling networks and immense illegal profits to illustrate the need for tougher measures.
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Robert Kennedy
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
House Judiciay
Kennedy
New York City
Ives Tay
Sedona House and Garden Tour Draws 150 Visitors
Sedona hosts a countywide tour drawing about 150 attendees from communities including Amherst Dallas New York Kalispell Nashville Los Angeles Flagstaff Prescott and Cottonwood. Notable guests included Mrs. Ning Fannin Soller sister of Gov. Paul Fannin and officials from mental health groups. Visitors admired antique glass furniture and Oriental art at multiple homes, with volunteer support from local clubs and a memorable tale of Vaughn Kalajan’s roadside hike to join the event.
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Viale
Boston
Massachusetts
Towaco
New Jersey
Mary Lou Pendeton
Amherst
Dallas
Texas
New York
N. Y. Kalispell
Mon
Nashville
Nashville, Tenn.; Los Angeles and San Diego, Calif
Flagstaff
Phoenix
Satori
Williams
Prescott
Cave Creek
Scottedale
Glendale
Mesa
Winslow
Cottonwood
Ning Fannin Soller
Paul Fannin
Faith £ North
The
Arizona Association For Mental Health
Mary 3
Brooke
AAMH
Joyce Crawford
Verde Valley Association For Mental Health
Vaughn Kalajan
Kalajan
Black Canyon
Tle
H. H
Bill) Barnes
I SA
Winifred Gray Wise
Patricia Benton
Cecil Lockhart-Smith
Walter Jordan, Jr
Kachina Cab Company
Red Rock
John Webb
Harriet McInixeh
Seona
Sedona Homemakers' Club
Ruth Colquhoun
Annie Logan
Eva. Gatbaci
Sedona 4-H Club
U S Textiles Exhibit at ASC for One Month
The Arizona State College art gallery hosts a month long display titled Study Exhibits from the Museum of Textiles in New York City. Twenty pieces of hand woven contemporary fabrics plus 22 pieces from Scalamandre’s collection will be shown in Geom 302 on the third floor.
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Art Galler
Geom
Technology and Applied Arts
Arizona State College
Ellery Gibper
Art de
Joan
Cars Allo
Momenm
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