Udall Proposes Bill to Tackle Lower Colorado Squatters
Congressman Theo Udall introduces a federal land use bill for the lower Colorado River to Arizona and California. It would require land users to sign stipulations that lands are federally owned and allow eviction of trespassers, plus form a Lower Colorado River Nature Resources Commission to advise the President by December 1, 1962 on land use, wildlife, access, and commercial and agricultural needs.
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Washington
Theo
Stewart Udall
D-Aria
Develon
Colorado River
Arizona
Californi
Udall
Bareau of Reclamation
Lower
Commission
Congress
Dee
Local Vital Records Report From Coconino County
A batch of public notices lists recorded deeds, marriages, births, and licenses from Coconino and Flagstaff. It includes transfers of property, two marriage licenses in May, and multiple birth registrations at Flagstaff Community Hospital with newborn names and weights.
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Superior Court
Corconta Comity
Russell A. Frantz
Velma Bowie
Plagstaff
Edward Holderbaum
Katherine Des Munday
Bellflower
Calif
James F. Brierley
Flagstaff
Delay Probe Of Ousted FDA Aide
A Senate subcommittee postponed resuming its hearings by a day on controversial dealings of ousted FDA aide Dr Henry Welch who resigned May 18 after testimony questioned his 198% stake in medical journal ventures and related investments under scrutiny.
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Washington (Ap
Senate
Drs
Henry Welch
Quest
Elderly Phoenix Woman Attacked in Nashville Home
Mrs Frances Troutman, an elderly Phoenician visitor, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after a man, described as Black, forced entry, choked and pushed her into a closet during a robbery attempt at a Nashville residence. Neighbor F J Baldinger reported the assailant fled. motive suspected robbery with nothing missing.
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Nashville, Tenn
Frances ‘Troutman
Phounee
Cronman
Nashville
F. J. Baldinger
Tom Lester
Shucker
Cable Television Service Plan Updates Across States
A fragmented OCR item references monthly service flags and cable television in state listings. It mentions tests and rates tied to year around testing and regional provider notes, highlighting ongoing coverage concerns for viewers. The garbled text limits precise details but notes service status and regulatory context amid channel offerings.
Quebec Forest Fire Forcing Evacuations Near St Lawrence Town
Firefighters fought a large forest blaze aided by dying winds and light rain in northeast Quebec. The blaze forced evacuations of around 5 000 residents including women and children from a minting town. Military, commercial and private aircraft evacuated over 400 people to Montreal and Sept-Hes on the St Lawrence.
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Quebec
Montreal
Sept-Hes
St. Lawrence
Report Card Joy Post-Commencement Special Assembly Held
Williams High School held a Friday morning assembly awarding honors across years. Fourth year winners included Louise Garcia and Susi Collins. third year honors were presented by Virginia Rojo and others. first year letters went to Barbara Patterson and several classmates. Band awards were given to thirteen students for full-year participation.
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Williams High School
Carol Plohy
Caryl Kielhorn
Virginia Rojo
Edna Sanebe
Gloria Frederickson
Sandra Migill
Frances Lopes
Patricia Walker
Toni Walser
Secon
Chevron
You Tetlers
Jimnie Strickland
Taverne Miller
Kathleen Moody
Sophie Rodriguez
Ma Avmnensga
Patsy Chapman
Je Molina
Cheryl Payne
Paige Wilson
Jenifer Lardner
Kathy Hershide
Sheila Hershide
Janice Parker
Madeline Vigil
Patricia Lucero
Leona Sonny
Rebecca Vandemburg
Sharon Bolles
Virginia Cooley
Patricia Brinias
Karen Bowie
Opal Maynes
Roberta Kennedy
Karen Packer
Virginie Soles
Mary Azeumat
Cheryl
Donna J. Matson
Carol Tiplr
Deana Dean
Dines R
Thomas Kife
John Auger
Mary Azcurnaga
Barbara
Bovives
Jennifer Gardner
Georgia Canty
Jis Backelman
Richardo Alvarez
James K. Clark
Michael Grisey
Robert Navarro
Ronald Perkins
Robert Ivan Smith
Steven Thompson
John Wyatt
Norman R. Smith
Wanda Johnson
Bashaw
Daryl Kiellern
Arizona Executive Secretary of Contractors' Group Dies
Joseph Patrick Cordrey 64 longtime executive secretary of the Arizona Chapter Associated General Contractors died Monday in Phoenix hospital. Born March 17 1897 in Lowell Massachusetts he served in World War II and moved to Arizona in 1927. He retired from his contractor post last year leaving wife Doris a daughter Mrs Reid Frazee and son Robert Bruce of Phoenix as survivors.
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Phoenin
Joseph Patrick Cordrey
Arizona
Associated General Contractors
Condrey
Phoenix
Lowell
Mass
Cowdrey
Salford
Graham County Chamber of Corn
Merce
Tucson
Ue Son Club
American Automobile Assn
Doris
Reid Frazee
Robert Bruce
Winslow News Solon Blasts Castro At Memorial Day Ceremonies
State Senator J Moevis Richards condemned Fidel Castro in Winslows Memorial Day services at Desert View Cemetery. The event featured the Sanng Ferdian Band and Indian Band performances, a color guard, prayers by Rev Olin Lehman, a military salute, and wreath laying for the honored dead.
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Cuba
Castro
Myre Boyer Winslow
Winslow
Desert View
J. Moevis Richards
Fidel Castro
Avery
Felix Color
Charles Terelgon
Juan Cabrera
Sth Ac&w
American Legion
Olin Lehman
First Methodist Church
Desegregation Plan Approved For Houston Schools
Houston Board of Education approved a plan to desegregate three schools in a televised meeting by a 5-1 vote, with the state and federal deadline looming. The plan assigns a senior high for desegregation this September and intergrates feeder junior high and elementary schools, requiring student transfers to obtain principal permission and pass exams, while awaiting the pending referendum.
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Trex
APY
Houston
Board of Education
U.S. Dist
Jugs Ben
C. Conwily
Joh McFarland
Labat High School
Junin High School
McFarland
Aischolde
Next Saunday
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Disietels
Connally
Police Arrest 45 in Weekend
City police report 45 weekend arrests with 25 for drunken driving and 3 for party to a crime. Flagstaff residents Billy W. Jones 36 and Don Lee Tredman 26 among those detained for reckless driving. Fred Hogan 18 and Billie Bonner 20 on bond for reckless driving after fleeing crashes. Henry Rocha 24, an escapee, returned to serve remaining days of a 90 day sentence for reckless driving.
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Sat Ody
Billy W. Jones
Don Lee Tredman
Flagstaff
David Cota Medina
Presentl
Howard Balus Swagg
Tage
Fred Hogan
Billie Bonner
Flagstar
Hogan
Har
Teese
Henry Rocha
FPC urged to reject El Paso tax rebate plan
PHOENIX RP The Federal Power Commission was urged to reject El Paso Natural Gas Co. plan for tax rebates from its merger with Pacific Northwest Pipeline. Ally Gertrade Church argued the plan defies a commission order to use rebates for consumers and questioned how funds would affect the rate base. The attorney general noted the plan covers only 1955 and 1956 rebates while the order includes all tax benefits from the merger. Church said any refunds should lower rates for consumers.
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Federal Power Commission
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp
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Gert
Rade Church Mare
E Paso
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el Paso
Chueh
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Three Dem Senators Pull Campaigns in California
Three Democratic senators visit Los Angeles to press for presidential support and meet California delegates. Symington Johnson and Kennedy hold hour long news conferences and address a $100 plate dinner in honor of Gov. Brown, while California towns and Nevada delegates influence the race. The California primary looms as party candidates vie for the state’s 61 convention votes.
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California
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
John ¥. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Gav
Edmund G. Brown
Symington
Johnson and Kennedy
Gov. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
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Park
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Tehpson
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Reno
Favor
Kennedy
Johnssin
Johnson
Nixon
Herbert Klein
Murray Chotiner
Chotiner
Weather and temperature records with Arizona forecast
The report lists today’s conditions with high and low temperatures, normals, and records. It notes partly cloudy skies in Flagstaff and Northern Arizona with a chance of a few light showers on higher mountains and milder days ahead. Southerly winds 8 to 15 mph, low tonight 38, high tomorrow around 55.
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Cottomwood
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