Population Up 17 691 in County, Census Figures Show
Preliminary census figures released by the U S Census Bureau indicate Coconino County's population rose by 17 691 over the past decade. Board chair Harold Muffler noted the county total exceeded estimates by about 10 004 as four area communities also reported gains, including Page with 2 918 and Williams up 1 392 from 1950.
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Soviet Move Expected Not Immediate in Downed Plane Case
BERLIN AP The Soviet embassy says no move will likely be made today or Tuesday regarding the U S Air Force plane downed in East Germany with Americans aboard. An embassy spokesman gave no details and would not confirm reports the jet was forced down by Soviet fighters. The C AT strayed into East Germany last Friday on a routine flight from Copenhagen to Hamburg.
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Arizona State Annual Awards Assembly Highlights Scholarships
The Arizona State College awards assembly announced over 34200 in scholarships. The Hird Ower Award went to Mrs Joanne Hersinger Rohrer of Flagstaff for outstanding academic achievement. Sandra Wilson of Flagstaff and Dick Kaurlaric of Gallup were named President’s Award recipients. The Lowell Award honored the top graduating senior with highest GPA. Gold Axe Awards were given to 45 seniors for lifetime service to ASC. Vernon Gunekel was named Man of the Year by Associated Men Students. The Arizona Playmakers won the Blue Flame for their play Inherit the Wind. Mel Muffaker of Tempe received the 24th annual John G. Yost Jr. Award as outstanding lineman on the Lumberjack football team. The Joe Rolle trophy recognized continued athletic excellence.
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Toll Reaches 330 in Chile earthquakes toll rises
SANTIAGO Chile AP reports three days of quakes and tidal waves as official toll climbs past 350 dead or missing. Seismographs record nightly shocks with Valdivia feeling a strong tremor. Central authorities note 220 dead from quakes, 30 deaths from tidal waves, and 1 900 injured with millions in damages. Aid arrives from Latin American nations and U S bases.
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U S and Soviets clash over espionage at UN debate
The United States and the Soviet Union faced off in a United Nations debate on espionage likely to widen East West tensions after last week’s summit. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko prepared to defend Moscow’s charge that spy flights threaten peace, while U S delegate Lodge aimed to argue espionage has ancient roots and is not a peace threat. The session, broadcast by U S and Voice of America, focused on condemning spy flights such as the U 2 incident of May 1.
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Baccalaureate Services And Graduation At Avicona State College
Avicona State College held a baccalaureate service for the graduating class in the allege auditorium with Rt. Rev. Richard Earl Dicus delivering a hopeful address. Commencement exercises will follow in the men's gym tonight with Dr. W Ballentine Henley as speaker and 281 graduates to receive degrees from President J Lawrence Walkarp.
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President Eisenhower to address nation on summit collapse
AP report states President Eisenhower will speak to the nation on television and radio Wednesday evening about the summit conference collapse and U S aims with allies. White House press secretary indicated the 30 to 40 minute address begins at 8 pm EDT and will be carried by major networks ABC CBS and others. The briefing followed a White House meeting with Secretary of State Christian Herter after Eisenhower returned from Gettysburg Pennsylvania.
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Pedestrian Killed by Car on East Santa Fe
A Tacareld Wagstaff resident and Santa Fe Railroad employee died Saturday afternoon after apparently stepping into the path of an eastbound car on East Santa Fe Avenue in Flagstaff. Witnesses said Jory Alvarado attempted to cross the street when struck by the Los Angeles driver. Alvarado suffered severe injuries and died en route to Flagstaff Hospital. The driver was questioned and later released pending applications of a sobriety test.
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Administration OKs Funds For 2 Project Power Lines
WASHINGTON AP The administration today approved federal funds for two power lines in the Upper Colorado River Moraga Project area. A spokesman cautioned this does not commit to a national grid plan. Floyd Dominy, reclamation commissioner, said the move seeks 4.8 million dollars for federal lines from Flaming Gorge and Glen Canyon dams pending final decision.
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ICC Approves Santa Fe Yavapai Line Relocation
The ICC approved relocating the Santa Fe mainline in Arizona to bypass the Slera Ivieta mountain range, moving a segment from Press ott to Skull Valley near Abra Siding. Prescott area authorities fear loss of Santa Fe passenger service. Santa Fe estimates over four million dollars in costs but long term savings from shorter, less winding routes.
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Nine Deaths From Pacific Tidal Waves Hit Islands
AP report from Honolulu describes tsunamis generated by Chilean quakes sweeping the Pacific, causing nine deaths and injuries, wrecking docks, lifting boats, and damaging coastal towns from Hawaii to the Manasian Islands.
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300 Boats Ripped From LA Moorings
Los Angeles and Long Beach reported about 300 boats torn from moorings by strong currents and tidal waves blamed on a Chilean earthquake. Docks damaged and ferry service disrupted in San Diego as waves four to six feet battered coastlines. Casualties and injuries reported in Hilo with warnings issued for Hawaiian Islands.
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County Supervisors Approve Franchise and Area Plats
The Coconting County Board of Supervisors met in a special morning session approving the franchise petition of Ponderosa Urli fies to serve the proposed Ato chinaive subdivision south of Flag staff Mso. They also approved plats for new subdivisions in the Playstaff area including Mountainaire Greenlaw Number ly and Pine-Del.
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Inside Today's Daily Sun Weather and Local News
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