Bonnie Sue Shoebrooks Fund Help Sought After Crash
An eight year old Flagstaff girl Bonnie Sue Shoebrooks suffers extreme pain after an automobile crash two weeks ago that ruptured a gas tank and caused severe burns to her and her mother. Neighbors have started a relief drive to cover medical costs and support the family as the SUN notes the need and asks for small donations.
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South Africa Strike Not Fully Ended as Duties Continue
A three day strike by leaders of the nonwhite voter majority began in Johannesburg and other cities but failed to achieve full success as violence disrupted buses in Durban and Port Elizabeth. Police and troops were deployed to protect workers including Nes oos mulattos and Indians. Thousands stayed home across major cities.
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South Africa
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Britain
Durban
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Port Elizbeth
Mrs Kennedy Plans Week in Greece
HIVANNI SPORT AP report states Mrs. Kennedy will visit Greece for a week of rest and sightseeing as the guest of Greek Prime Minister and Mrs. Caramanlis. She will join President Kennedy in Europe after London, Paris, Vienna, and London legs, with a stay in New York to depart for Washington.
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Don F. Kennedy
Greece
White House
Pierre Salinger
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Salinger
Kennedy
London
Washington
Europe
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New York
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Vienna
Phoenician Feared Lake Mead Victim Identified
Skin divers resumed their search for the body of Bill Spaeth, 35, of Phoenix, believed drowned when his boat swamped on Lake Mead Friday. Divers paused after several hours of probing near the boat launch site where Spaeth and a friend were resting.
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Bill Spacth
Phoenix
Aeveral
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Reac Temple Bac
Microwave Stations Security Relaxed Across Northern Arizona
Security at microwave relay sites in northern Arizona eased after MST&T and AT&T crews would maintain their own security. Sheriff Richardson said six men were detained while Civil Defense refined the alert status following blasts in Utah and Nevada. Arizona patrols and Civil Defense emphasized precaution with no reported damage in the state.
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Arizona
Cecil Richardson
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Harry L. Field Jr
Flagataft Civil Defense
Ralph A. Redburn
Redburn
Field
Richardson
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Nevada
Mst&t
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Winslow
Phoenix
Prescott
U. S. 66
Arizona Highway Patrol
Federal Court Hears Negro Student On Police Dismissal Before Riot
Patricia Ann Jenkins testified that a police officer on duty in Montgomery drove away as a bus load of Freedom Riders arrived. The Tennessee A&I student said she waited at the terminal about ten minutes and saw no other officers. The hearing addresses an injunction to protect interstate bus passengers and to preserve the Klan injunction.
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Montgomery
Ala
Patricia Ann Jenkins
Tennessee A & I
Nashville
Birmingham
Justice Department
US Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Johnson
Ku Klux Klan
Needed Rain Will Dampen Memorial Day Plans
Showers and thunderstorms with near freezing temperatures will dampen Memorial Day plans in Flagstaff. Paul Sorenson of the Weather Bureau says rain will begin today and continue for three to four days with highs in the upper 50s and nighttime lows around 22 to 30 degrees. He urges covering young tender plants to prevent frost damage.
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Northland to Honour War Dead Memorial Day Observances
Northland and Flagstaff plan Memorial Day events with services at 9 45 a m at the Flagstaff American Legion hall. The Flagstaff Veterans Council and Catholic War Veterans sponsor the program, inviting veterans widows to participate. De Charles Meister of Arizona State College will deliver the address, with the Flagstaff High School choir performing. The Willians American Legion will hold a parade and ceremonies at the cemetery, with participation from youth and scout groups.
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American Legion
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Bo Lozano
Kerr McLaughlin
Leon Carlson
F. C. Osborn
John Alfaro
de. Charles Meister
Arizona State College
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Jury Verdict Not Guilty in Dad's Train Death
Arthur James Chaffin walked free after a six woman six man jury acquitted him of murdering his elderly father in a Santa Fe derailment near Winona. The emotional verdict followed a weeklong trial in Coconino County Superior Court with testimony from Chaffin and his wife.
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Arthur James Chaffin
Coconino County Court
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Chaffin
Anna Lee Chaffin
Lillian
Porter Murry
Greenlee County
John H. Grace
Chafin
Grace
Robert Warden
Jerry Smith
Sphs
Tomey
Court House
Raymond Ernest Chaffin
Santa Fe Railroad
el Capitan
Winona
Flagstaff
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Pasadena
Calif
Walt
Elian
Anna Eee Chaffin
Coconino County
Black Canyon Highway To Open By July Fourth
Harold Scudder of Williams, chair of the House Highways and Bridges Committee, announced that the Black Canyon Highway, closed for resurfacing, should reopen before July 4 barring unforeseen bad luck such as weather or equipment breakdowns.
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Harold Scudder
Williams
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Holinya
Flagstaff Honors Assemblies Mark Graduation Night
Flagstaff High School hosts graduation rites tonight with about 215 seniors receiving diplomas and 415 junior high students earning certificates. Principal Raul Schreiber, Superintendent Cromer, and board members will address graduates with music by the school chorus and instrumentalists.
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Northland
Flagstaff
Flagstaff High School
Cromer
Schadt
Neil Christenson
de. Jahr Stilley
Walter Ronkeystr
Jessica Ann
Jan) Danson
FHS
Charles Wong
Raul Schreiber
Robert Franske
Peet Sulley
W. F. Killip
Patricia Punford
Bernece Myde
Maine Jackson
Larr Redman
Terry Ann Dodd
Dime Wilhelm
Kathryn Wehlschiegel
Glenda Flowers
Carolyn Downnrn
Sandra Hunt
Wall
John Hoffman
Vassie Lee Vandergriff
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Rate Climbs In Nation to 43 an Hour
Traffic deaths rose over Memorial Day weekend with National Safety Council officials warning the toll could reach a four day high of 43 per hour, alarming officials as homeward travel began. The estimate for a non holiday period averages 38.5 deaths per day. Pleasant weather spurred millions to outdoor outings as monitoring continued.
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Kennedy Puts In Work on Trip Abroad
President Kennedy spent part of his Cape Cod retreat today studying ahead of meetings with French President de Gaulle and Soviet Premier Khrushchev. He prepared for European conferences while awaiting a large birthday celebration in Boston, amid a grave mood reported by White House press secretary Pierre Salinger.
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Mass
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Boston
White House
Pierre Salinger
Mase
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Colorado firm to supply cable for Glen Canyon to Shiprock line
A Colorado firm, Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp. of Pueblo, will receive a 151,965 contract for 1 068 000 feet of half inch steel cable for a power line from Glen Canyon Dam to Shiprock New Mexico. John A Carroll of DeCoto said the Interior Department will award the contract for materials.
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Colorado
Ariana
John A. Carroll
DeCoto
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Pueblo
Glen Canyon Dam
Shiprock
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