Suspensions at High School After Ditch Day Drinking
Will 82 graduates be allowed to receive diplomas after suspending 30 seniors for drinking alcohol on ditch day. The seniors, unnamed, may take final exams and receive diplomas May 29. their school days end otherwise. Administrators described a thorough inquiry, noting prior policy alignment, and petitions for recall circulated amid protests.
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E.D. Tollefson
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Governors Clash Over Policy At Republican Conference
Republican governors met at their annual conference in disarray over taxes civil rights and recession remedies shaping the race for Congress. Stratton of Illinois chaired while Collins of Florida pressed federal state commissions to handle local integration and Hartman of New York urged broad tax relief for lower and middle income groups highlighting cross party divides.
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Congress
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William G. Stratton
Ilingie
Leni Collins
Florida
Averell Hartman
New York
Commerce Secretary Weeks Targets 10 Million Jobs
Weeks said the U S economy can add 10 million jobs and reach a sixfold billion dollar annual production rate as part of a recovery plan. He addressed the Economic Mobilization Conference of businessmen, organized by the American Management Association, urging government to be a stepping stone, not a stumbling block, in exiting the recession.
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Senate Approves Finidian Road Bill
Special report from Washington notes the Senate approved a road bill allocating 29 million dollars for the Bouter 1 and 2 acreons on the Navajo Hopi Reservation. Senator Barry Stretchwater supported the measure, with a final vote in the Home chamber.
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Myra Butcher Named Rabi Fingstatt Civic Leader
Mrs Myra Butcher was named chairman of the Rabi Fingstatt Civic Representative Committee succeeding Duck Jones who resigned The group aims to discuss annexation advantages and push petitions for annexation into Flagstaff The area east of Flagstaff including Ast Flagstaff Pine Park and Greer Estates with about 3000 to 10000 residents seeks City of Flagstaff annexation
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Auto-Truck In U.S. 66 Crash
A Winslow man died and another was injured in a two-vehicle crash on U S Route 66. The accident occurred west of Winslow as a washout vehicle rear-ended a car. several other fatalities were reported in the state from automobile accidents over the week.
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Lebanon Strife Toll Mounts in Market Bombing
Bombs exploded in a crowded Beirut vegetable market on Monday, killing and wounding many as security forces moved in and arrested about 18 people. The conflict disrupted daily life as fresh produce vanished, shops closed, and the government worked to restore order amid ongoing internal strife.
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Ronald Colman Dies Film Star in Santa Barbara
Ronald Colman British born actor and Oscar winner for A Double Life died at 71 after a lung infection. He rose to stardom in 1922 and starred in Lost Horizon and A Tale of Two Cities. He lived in Beverly Hills and Santa Barbara with wife Benita Hume, one child Juliet, and was 1931 divorced from Theta. Funeral services set for Saint Monica’s by the Sea on Wednesday.
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Secel
Richmond-on-Thomas
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Stassen Faces Tough Turnout in Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Bid
Philadelphia reports indicate turnout in May will shape Harold Stassen's bid for the GOP gubernatorial nomination on an independent ticket. Key figures include Arthur T. McGonigle of Reading leading the Friendly Republican faction, David L. Lawrence seeking the Democratic nomination, and Roy Furman prognosticated as a potential independent candidate.
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Ase
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Drink-Buying: Suspect Freed In Court Case
A S2-member jury in Klagstaff acquitted Sedillo and Casados after testimonies about a fatal one car crash near Evapatall for Owk Creute. Several youths, including Freddie Sedillo’s brother-in-law, were killed in the wreck. Jurors heard conflicting statements before settling on the defendant’s innocence while county authorities pursued charges tied to the incident.
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Happy Jack Man Hurt In Accident On Macy Road
Sheriff Burk Carl reports an overturn of a vehicle on Macy Road near the lumber ramp. Sanmlayal Mives notes the rider suffered a wrist injury while dank escaped injury, but the exact driver is not yet determined.
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State Reports Rise in Birth Rates Amid Population Growth
Melvin R Wise director of the vital statistics bureau notes 1938 births in the state total 1 608 with a rate of 292 per 1000 population, slightly up from last year. Incomplete 1938 figures show February and May births at 72a and 2,730 respectively, while the average maternal age has risen to about 23 years.
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Ik Aviannay -Avigona
Melvin R. Wise
Vital. Atatistics Bureau
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Mauritus Wise
Jame
Wise
Utah killer faces final fate in hanging after 1956 robbery
Kay Kirkhunt, a 200 pound youth on Utah death row, is set for a June 7 execution for the August 1956 murder of grocery clerk David Frame and the Rimow holdup in Salt Lake City. He refuses clemency and says he prefers hanging to life, claiming his parents want him committed.
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Journalism awards made at State College ceremony
The State College journalism awards were announced Monday by the committee. Sterling silver pins featuring Babe the Blue Ox marked honors for President Lawrence Wallup and others including Lewis Le McDonald and high school athletics leaders. Artis Bible Ste received outstanding journalism student recognition, while Miss Downy Hersinger and Mrs. Sun Elizabeth Anderson Starkhans also earned awards, with Lacey Al Eastham Memorial Scholarship and Tavell Prize presented.
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ASC
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Latell Observatory
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Old-Time Cowboy Grover Wright Dies in Globe
Funeral services will be held Tuesday in Globe for Grover Clevelitl Wright a noted Arizona cowboy who died Saturday in a Globe hospital at age 0. Wright spent years riding the range near the Ed Morrell country and was survived by a single sister. The only named survivor is Mrs. Taans Tpiin.
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Lack of Road Unity Sparks Interstate Cost Debate
Senator Albert Jorg of the D-Feonpid district criticized a lack of uniformity in preparing cost estimates for interstate highways. He noted the federal government funds 80 percent of intrastate highway costs, urging consistent allocations among states to avoid advantaging or disadvantaging others. The GAO report prompted rebuttals from the Bureau of Public Roads amid tense discussions in the House subcommittee hearing.
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