Lucy Arnaz Buys CoConine Equipment in Arizona Move
Lucille Arnaz of I Love Lucy fame has purchased CoConine Equipment Company in Flagstaff, with lawyer Karl Mangum stating the deal will close by September first. He refused to disclose the purchase price and noted accounts should be presented before completion. The mentioned Hollywood figure joins a recent wave of investments in Northern Arizona.
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Mangum and Christensen
Lucilie Balt Arnaz
Aviaz
Hollywood Fiure
Arizona
Norbrook National Bank
Bing Crosby
All-Out Holiday Safety Drive to Target Fatal Arizona Highways
Governor Paul Fannin leads an all-out traffic safety campaign with state, city, and county officers pledging 24 hour duty. The plan runs two phases from Friday 1 p.m. to mid Monday Sept 5 with Yellow caution and Red enforcement to curb speeding, drunken driving, and fatigue. Northern District officials including Flagstaff Police Chief Will Epperson Sheriff Cecil Richardson and Highway Patrol commander T E Shartzer commit to maximum overtime and highway presence.
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Arizona
Paul Fannin
Flagstaff
Willliam Epperson
Cecil Richardson
Highway Panel
Northern District
T. E. Shartzer
Sll
Galey
Steol
Fire destroys Winslow High School. arson probe continues
Authorities pursue an arson theory after a blaze gutted Winslow High School last Sunday as the district rebuild plan is explored. Meanwhile seniors register for classes starting Tuesday and juniors and freshmen complete entries, while police reexamine suspects linked to the fire and a burglary plot involving stolen tools.
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Mybl Boxle
Winslow
Kolly
Winslow High School
Gener
Colorado
Addison seeks 1.15 million in malicious prosecution suit
Addison and 22 former Murchison Ventures workers sue Bill Bostick and others in Coconino County Superior Court claiming false imprisonment led to their arrest and trial. The plaintiffs seek 30 thousand dollars each plus attorney fees and costs after being acquitted of charges.
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Joli Milton Addison
Penson
Cocotina County Superior Court
Flagstaff
J. Thomas Brooks
Bill Bostick
Addison
Cameron
Wee
Coconino County
Bostick
Murchison Ventures
Ibe
Brooks
Castro Ready To Grab More U.S. Holdings
Raul Castro signaled the seizure of remaining American property in Cuba, estimated at a quarter of a billion dollars, is imminent. He said the Guantanamo base will not be confiscated “for now” and warned anti-Castro forces amid claims of war crimes.
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Havana
Cuba
Raul Castro
Armed Forces
U.S
Guantanamo
Markets at a Glance Mixed, Wheat and Hog Trends Up
New York market overview shows mixed stocks amid demand shifts. Wheat prices edge higher on exports and regulatory expectations while hogs rise 35 to 48 cents. Cattle futures steady with cautious optimism in meat sectors.
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New York
Annual Parish Fair This Weekend in Fingstail Jamaica Queen Contest
Parish Council announces the 160 Gran Jamaica parish fair with a new queen contest based on talent and home making ability. Entry list includes Pat Encinias, Ramona Garcia, Maseo, Dolores Figueroa, Eleanor Magama, and Isabel Padilla. Events begin Saturday at 3 p.m. with rides, Grand Ball, Mexican dinners, and games on the church grounds and in the parish hall.
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Itics
Jamaica
Pat Encinias
Ramona Garcia
Maseo
Dalores Figueroa
Eleanor Magama
Isabel
Corpner
Remea
Kendrick Streets
Guadalupana Society
Council
Rainstorm Sets August Record as Wet Month in Area
Chief Meteorologist Paul Sorenson reported August ranking as one of the wettest in history after a record rainstorm. Navajo Nation Depot logged 1.20 inches, with Flagstaff and nearby areas recording heavy totals. Overall moisture for August exceeded normal levels, though some days were dry.
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Whigstaff
Paul Sorenson
Monica
California
Navajo
Onenince
Coton Wood
Payson
Angikl
House and Senate Near Deadlock on Sugar Bill
The House Agriculture Committee voted 18 to 11 to align with its Senate version of the sugar bill or stand on the House version, creating a near deadlock as Congress seeks adjournment. The process blocked a conference with the Senate unless requested, with a split over President Eisenhower’s authority to manage Dominican sugar quotas. The House recessed after a long session while the Senate pressed to end the session. The backlog also involved foreign aid funding and a housing bill expanding FHA loans for home improvements and municipal projects.
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House Agriculture
Senate
House
Congress
Harold ©. Cooley
DNC
Eisenhower
Everett M. Dirksen
Cuba
Nixon Knee Improves as Arm Still Sore
Vice President Richard Nixon’s knee shows good response to treatment at Walter Reed Army Hospital. An aide said he slept well for the first time since admission after a campaign trip injury in Greensboro, North Carolina. Doctors estimate about two weeks of confinement. the main complaint is soreness from penicillin injections.
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Richard M. Nixon
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Nixon
Inside Today's Daily SUN Weather Briefs
Local and national items fill page five with weather notes, community notices, and a few brief features. Cartoon panels and ads accompany daily reward pace summaries and scattered notes from national and regional desks.
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Inside Today
Daily Sun
Fighting Reported In Kasai Province Congo Conflict
Reports of fighting between Congo army and Katanga rebels in Kasai near Bakwanga. Katanga spokesman questions rebel claims of victory. Kalonji accused Bealuba guerrillas of capturing Patrice Lumumba's forces. Radio lines are cut as Baluba forces harry retreating troops.
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Elisabethville, the Congo
APJ
Congo
Masai
Bakwanga
Katanga
Kasonilas
Ketanga
Kalonji
Bealuba
Patrice Lumumba
Khrushchev to Attend UN Assembly Meet in New York
London AP reports Soviet premiere Nikita Khrushchev will head the Soviet delegation at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, with session set to open September 1. Moscow Radio announced the plan as Eastern Europe Communist leaders may also attend. This marks Khrushchev's second U.S. visit, following last year’s invitation by President Eisenhower.
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Kikita S. Kraushchey
United Nations Assembly
New York
Moscow
Khrushchev
Europe
Georgha Gheorgiu-Jei
Romania
Krushchev
United States
Eisenhower
Thomas loses high jump to Red in Olympic upset
In a stunning Olympic upset, John Thomas fails to clear the high jump as Armin Hary wins the 100 meters. A crowd at Olympia Stadium watches Brume and Brune win medals while Thomas earns a bronze in a chaotic day of events.
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Red
Mber
Tome AB
America
John Thomas
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Germany
Armin Hary
United States
Olympia _Stadium
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Robert Shaviaciaidae
Valeriy Bruneul
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Brumel
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