One Way Streets debated to ease Flagstaff congestion
The Flagstaff City Council considers a return to one way streets to relieve growing downtown traffic. Supporters argue it would maximize use of streets and parking, ease blockages from single cars, and align with Winslow and Williams practices. Opponents warn of business loss and the earlier failed trial. Continued on Page Four.
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Carpenter describes third Earth orbit as easy ride
Astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter disputes a tired or confused reading from Hawen station and says his third orbit of Earth was focused on tasks. He notes own snowflake effects from frost on the capsule, reflects on fuel concerns and radio issues after reentry, and smiles at future orbital runs while awaiting welcome ceremonies in Boulder.
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America
Johm H. Glen
Arizona engineers weigh strike after rejecting contract
About 2,000 of 3,000 operating engineers in THOENTR Arizona backed rejecting the management offer and authorized strike if needed. Business manager W A Gray said there is optimism and can extend talks beyond Friday. Union officials cited a five-year wage offer of 30 cents first three years and 72 cents counter offer over three years.
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Arizona
W. A. Gray
Gray
Lab M
Dan Merdian
Construction Information Committee
Mardian
Wnon
English Quits Congress Seat to Seek State Senate Nomination
HOLBROOK Special Kenneth English, a former Republican and Independent candidate, withdrew from the GOP congressional bid for Arizona's Third District. He will run for Navajo County State Senator, backing Bud Clark while the congressional field narrows to Clark and Bishop. The new district spans Coconino, Apache, Navajo, Mohave, Yavapai, Gila, Graham and Greenlee counties.
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Congress
Senate
Holbrook
Arizona
Daily Sun
Northland
Sry
Navajo County
Winslow
John P
Bud) Clark
Navajo County Superior Court
Agd
Clark
Flagstaff
Robert M. Bishop
Robert W. Prochnow
J. Mortis Richards
Arizona Corporation Commission
Chatman George Sennen Jr
Miami
Coconine
Apache
Navajo
Mohave, Yavapai
Gila, Graham
Greenlee Counties
Vote Registration Deadline July 6 For September Primary
Coconino County Recorder Edna Mac Thornton announced the July 6 deadline to register to vote in the September 41 primary. Those未 registered by July 6 cannot vote in the primary. registration closes again at 5 p.m. September 24 for the general election.
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Coconino County
Edna Mac (Pug) Thornton
Thornton
Rafts and Wreckage Sighted After Plane Incident
The Air Force reported two deflated life rafts with signs of survivors and what appeared to be part of a Coast Guard cutter mast were found today near the Dover area. No final confirmation of survivors or crew was provided.
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Cal
Air Force
Obscure Spaceflight and Arts Oddities Highlight Potomac Page
A fragmented scrap from Potomac Fever references Billie Sol Estes and Scott Carpenter with paramedics and a New York event on Wall Street. It also mentions a three day space ordeal, abstract art musings, a joking verse about painting a tree, and a dubious drug bulletin about a family physician cured by a specialist.
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Ane
Anderson
Will
Khrushchev Applauds Astronauts as Cosmos Satellite Rises
In Moscow Khrushchev praised American astronaut Carpenter and John Glenn Jr. while noting the U S achievement of two men in space. He congratulated Carpenter on courage and fortitude and mocked critics of the space suit incident. The Soviets announced Cosmos 53, an unmanned satellite, is functioning normally.
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Khrushchev
Malcolm Scott
Carpenter
Soviet Union
Gosmos
Hig
Carperter
America
John HW. Glenn Jr
Tass
Tans
1 100 Men Entombed USS Arizona Dedication Slated
Memorial Day ceremony planned for the Fearl Warrior Memorial honors 1 100 crewmen entombed at Pearl Harbor after the 1941 attack. State officials and survivors reportedly were not invited, drawing criticism from relatives who would have attended if extended. The modernistic memorial bridge and site were completed recently with a dedication in sight.
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Uss
Arizona
Ile
Navy
Pearl Harbor
John McGowan
Paul Vannin
Mathis
Shres
Virgil Horrocks
Patagonia
James We. Horrocks
W. R. White
Miami
Harvey Sheen
Benny J. Cope
Theson
James DL. van Horn
Lorenor McMillen
Phoenus
George
Aisaboile Hallowell
Hatschell 3
Thomas
Phoenix
American Legion
Flagstaff Library to Close Next Month for Remodeling
Flagstaff Library will shut for remodeling from June with Mrs Teavle Rotley announcing a full close through June 18 and an all day closure May 20. The East Flagstaff branch will extend hours during the period and the downtown branch will have temporary hours posted.
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Agslaff
Teavle Rotley
Mom Tay
Rolley
Add Son
East Flagstalt
East Flagstilf
Sewer Protest Deadline Set for Bow and Arrow Acres Project
City, Bow and Arrow Acres sewer and paving plan approved with resolution to proceed. Assessments listed from 1200 to 2200 dollars per dwelling, with protest deadline set for tone 4. City Clerk Harry Fielddy urged residents to file objections. notices available at the city engineer's office.
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Bow and Arrow Acres
Harry
Field Dy
Explosion pinpointed on Continental jet rear lavatory
Centerville Iowa reports confirm a high energy blast in the right rear lavatory of a Continental Airlines Boeing 707 before the craft broke apart. CAB agents reconstruct wreckage at Appanoose County fairgrounds as FBI probes link to dynamite theft in the Merced Valley. 45 people died May 2.
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Centerville
Iowa
Continental Airlines
Edward E. Slattery
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mai
Missouri
Appahoose County Fairgrounds
Slattery
Los Angeles
William G. Simon
FBI
Mernande
Valley
Bishop Resigns Scout Post To Concentrate on Campaign
Dr. Leo Lehnar announces the resignation of Robert M. Bishop as scout executive of the Grand Canyon Council at a Flagstaff executive board meeting. Bishop will depart July 1 to focus on his congressional campaign, prompting a selection committee to choose a successor from Flagstaff, Clarkdale, and Sedona candidates.
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Leo Lehnar
Grand Canyon
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Seal
William Presson
Plagelalf Alornoy
Ehish Nan
Hugh Eber
Clarkdale
Guy Dean
Flagstatl
Ir. Sclmur
Sedona
Canriidales
Stites
Schiner
Bee
Latest Snow Hits Flagstaff Marking Unseasonable Winter
Measurable snow up to two inches fell across Flagstaff and surrounding areas last night and early today as a strong cold low pressure system lingered. Weather officials note Memorial Day snow traces in past years, with forecasts of clearing and cooler temperatures easing into the week.
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Chick
Paul Sorenseon
Ua Weather Bureau
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Army
Sorensean
Texas
Nebraska
Vexas Panhandle
Tate
Wanens
Porihe
Panhandle
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Tansén
Neb
Kansas
Colorado
Lake Aves
Rockies
Creal Plains
Pacific Northwest
Slong
California
Mercury
Orlando
Weekend Report Shows Sixteen Accidents on Area Highways
Patrol reports sixteen accidents on Northern Avigona highways over the weekend. Nine resulted in no injuries and seven in minor injuries. Slushy, snowy conditions created slick driving in several zones this morning.
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