Goddard Denounces State Plight At Northern Arizona Rally
Demo candidate Sam Goddard blasted Governor Fannin and the Arizona administration at a Friday night rally in Williams. He charged the state with high bankruptcy, neglected schools, juvenile delinquency, slum clearance, and poor health services, calling for steady capital and federal aid. The event, interjected by Phoenix supporters singing, featured Sid Goddard clashing with Dean Shofstadt and voter registration by Mrs. Pregg Wilson. An AP note reports Russia's Venus space shot failure with debris orbiting Earth.
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Ironworker Strike Settled on Friday
Phoenix Al Blulowide Yromworkers Local 74 accepted a new three year contract Friday. The 700-man union, on alvike singe Ange th voted Vath 1 in favor of the pael agreed by its negotiators and that for the Arizona Steel Fabeientors and Koators Association.
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Fannin Blasts State Demos Over Tax Hike Campaign Plan
Governor Paul Fannin criticizes Democratic rivals over a recent Arizona property tax increase. He predicts a tough campaign and urges bipartisan support to address tax relief and water needs. Fannin promotes continuing education programs and the state junior college system while defending his tax policy stance.
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Flagstaff Faces School Traffic Safety Needs Study
National Safety Council and the police examine Flagstaff’s school traffic safety. The report analyzes eight areas including school safety education and traffic supervision, noting improvements in most areas though ongoing work is urged.
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Eight Arizona towns mobilize against highway bypass plan
Business leaders from Holbrook Phoenix Williams Winslow Seligman Flagstaff and Bowie joined a Friday meeting to oppose relocation of interstate highways that would divert traffic away from established towns. Wiliam Coxa of Avizont Malay Hotel Association argued the highway route would reduce business. Comparable discussions occurred earlier this week with nine Southern Arizona cities.
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FDA Probes Contaminated Remedy Ingredient Linked to Kidney Damage
Investigators warn that a headache remedy ingredient sold in numerous trademarked drugstore products is agelaphenotidia also known as Whenwecetin. Reports indicate potential kidney injury from alvir use amid FDA scrutiny of Washington oversight.
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Water Quality Note Clears Algae Taste in City Reservoirs
Flagstaff officials say murky water and odd taste are normal for this season as reservoir temperatures mix and turnover. Maggie Pulliam notes algae activity mainly in the north and East Flag areas but stresses the water remains impure by health standards. The State Health Department and the city conduct weekly tests, and flushing hydrants may help reduce algae buildup.
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Flagstaff Records Low Temperature Amid Labor Day Outlook
The mercury dropped to a record 33 degrees in Flagstaff this morning with unofficial readings as low as 28. The weekend forecast shows no rain for the three day Labor Day holiday. The low broke the Sept 1 record of 36 degrees set in 1943.
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Navajo Teen Enters Uribal Beauty Contest
Charlene Papal, 19, of FY Dofinoes signs up for the moattern category in the Na vie Uribal tvir Beauty Co test. She says the Navajo rug weaving tradition inspires her and motivates her to pursue her personal style in the pageant.
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Radiation Belt Knocks Out Satellite Backup
The United States reports a new radiation belt from a July 4 nuclear test has disrupted uncrewed satellites but poses no danger to manned spacecraft. A joint Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department release says the belt is stronger than expected yet will not threaten planned manned orbits.
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Top negotiators to resume strike talks with federal mediator
Chicago and Northwest Railway and the telegrapher union agreed to meet with a federal mediator to resume settlement efforts as a wartime slowdown causes acute shipping problems for thousands of customers in the nine-state region served. The report notes a prolonged scandal surrounding an 80 year old tax case and a statewide move by the state to take over assets of seven withholding corporations amid fraud claims, with William Holohan named conservator.
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Troops Mass Near Algiers as Civil War Looms
Algiers faces rising tension as 20,000 troops mass southwest of the capital for a possible offensive against rebels. Rebels demand control of the city amid a chaotic post independence struggle, with civilian protest and scarce public support noted in the capital.
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Arizona Death Toll Rises Amid Crash Confusion
A Phoenix area report places state traffic deaths at 311 as two fatalities occurred Friday. Authorities later corrected a small child’s body found after a fiery crash near Kingman was a ceramic statue. Five people died in the two vehicle crash near Apache Junction, with multiple injuries and a home trio of victims identified by their families.
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U S Traffic Toll Rises on Labor Day Weekend
The nation entered Labor Day weekend facing the heaviest traffic toll on record with 68 holiday deaths recorded so far. Two accidents early Saturday added 42 fatalities, while early totals included 4 drowning deaths and 9 fatalities from related incidents.
Castro Denies U S Charges Over Cuban Patrol Boats
Fidel Castro rejected U S claims that Cuban patrol boats fired on a U S Navy aircraft near Cuba, calling the charges absolutely false. The White House said the aircraft was 85 miles off the Cuban coast when fired upon. three sailors aboard were unharmed. The president urged safety amid ongoing tensions.
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Potomac Fever and Washington Musings in a Vein
A fragmentary Washington dispatch jokes about Labor Secretary Goldberg, court disputes, and tax policy while riffing on Cuba, Russia, and media trivia. The piece blends political snark with pop culture asides and features no solid events or clear figures beyond generic references.
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