28 May 1958
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1958
Page
1
Mixed weather notes from Arizona to coastal regions show breezy to rainy spells with temperatures around IU degrees and variable humidity. City manager talks outline a proposed unitary system, council procedures, and monthly meetings while staff positions and salaries are noted, including openings and allocations for city services.
The article reports President Eisenhower addressing why taxes may rise to curb debt amid a recession. It notes his stance on aid levels, unemployment worries, and the need to explain policy choices. Also included are funeral notices for Mink Smith of Winslow and related community remarks.
The note outlines restocking and fishing conditions across several lakes in the White Mountain area. It mentions 14,000 trout planted at Ashhurst Lake, restocking at Hinnikiniek, and 5,000 trout per mile on streams, with reports of good warm water fishing. It also references Soldier Lake, Soldier Lake area, and Wilson auction warehouses as market centers, noting Bismuth as a nearby metal.
President Eisenhower stated his support for General Charles de Gaulle while cautioning about the difficulty of shaping events in France. He warned that any action affecting France could trigger immediate repercussions in other nations, underscoring the fragile balance of postwar alliances.
Three unidentified men escaped a Winslow aviation accident as a plane was badly damaged. Winslow police and civil air authorities investigated the scene, noting the incident occurred Tuesday evening and caused damage to the aircraft and nearby property.
In Tarriskurg, Pa, an accident involving a Lime Fish Commis Slat truck caused over 1,200 trout to perish. The collision occurred Tuesday and left authorities and locals puzzled by the scale of the loss and potential environmental impact. Local officials began assessing the damage and investigating the cause of the mishap.
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