Eisenhower Deplores Soviet Planes Congo Stance
President Eisenhower denounces Soviet action of sending planes to Congo amid Cold War tensions. He repeats no religious bias in his campaign and emphasizes peace with justice. TASS questions at White House sessions noted, with Eisenhower signaling renewed U.S. effort toward peace. Congress postconvention Democratic control cited as disappointing to the public and the nation.
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AZ Schools Face Teacher Shortage Driven by ASC Requests
Arizona schools received 1180 requests for teachers, led by elementary positions with 634 from elementary schools, 183 junior highs, and 363 senior highs. The ASC placement bureau tracks education and experience for each candidate and matches records to requests to aid hiring.
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Robbery at Flagstaff Junior High Ties to Winslow Smoke Fire
Police report a safe burglary at Flagstaff Junior High with $70.70 cash taken from a walk in safe after burglars pried hinges with a center punch and hatchet. Earlier a Winslow High School fire is blamed on a botched burglary as investigators link similar theft patterns and checked with Winslow authorities.
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ASC Student Leadership Parley Underway in Oak Creek Canyon
The fifth annual Student Leadership Conference of Arizona State College opened at Mayhew Lodge in Oak Creek Canyon to tackle student apathy. Forty ASC students and campus leaders planned panel discussions on increasing student participation, with faculty consultants and a keynote address set for tonight.
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Arizona State College
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Max Basemann
Willian Tinstey
Richard Lloyd
Larry Hanson
William L. Strauss
Peter I Lindemann, Jr
Playstaff
Robert D. Bloom
Lois Baker 45 Dies in Flagstaff Hospital
Mrs Lois Baker 45 died this morning at Flagstaff Community Hospital after a lingering illness. Born Covlins California March 23 1915 she had lived in Flagstaff five years. She worked in the billing department at Babbitt Brothers before her death and was active in the Church of the Epiphany serving as secretary of St Annes Guild. Survived by husband employed at Jean and Trox her father George Aurner of California two sisters Marcella Sheldon Athandra Calif and Major Lurijne Zuner of US Nurses Corps at Broad Army hospital in Tri and a flecr Carola Shetlon of Alhambra California. Funeral services pending.
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Lois) Baker
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Lurijne Zuner
Ure Nurses Corps
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Carola Shetlon
Alhambra, Call
Evening TV Schedule Listing for Flagstaff Station
Wednesday schedule lists 8:00 News and sports blocks, weather updates, entertainment programs, and late movies. Notable items include The Price is Right, Ivanhoe, Meet McGraw, U.S. Marshal, and Millionaire with various News Weather and Sports interludes. Monthly cable service flag shown as 0% in Flagstaff postal code 44701.
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Highway Patrol
Meet McGraw
Jack Paar
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Flagstaff
Kant Aepen
Flag Students Get Scholarships Arizona Women Earn Marshall Funds
Tucson Sprent staff reports that Donna Dickinson and Linda Mangum won Marshall Foundation scholarships at the University of Arizona. Also named from northern Aviona are Patricia Stouffer of Holbrook and Lila Pemberton of Kingman among 10 Arizona recipients. Each $250 annual scholarship supports merit based female graduates.
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Flagstaff
Marshall Foundation
University of Arizona
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Myards
Donna Dickinson
Linda Mangum
Aviona
Patricia Stouffer
Holbrook
Lila Pemberton
Kingman
Warranty Deeds Involving Compton Chirk Riordan And Wandersee
Norther Arizona Tile Co. Trustee transfers a special warranty deed to Randolph W. Chail bam et ax. Legal action involves George C. Compton, John M. Chirk, Robert W. Riordan, and Marion Wandersee in unspecified transactions.
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Robert W. Riordan
Marlin Th. Wandersee
Norther Arizona Tile Co
Randolph W. Chailbam
Weather forecast for Northern Arizona with showers
Partly cloudy through Thursday with scattered showers and afternoon thunderstorms. Light winds, variable near storms. Temperatures steady with tonight near 49 and high tomorrow around 72.
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Arizona
Flagstaff Rotary Hears Ply Outlook For Grid Eagles
Flagstaff Rotary heard coach Ply outline the Eagles football outlook at a Tuesday meeting. He noted 17 players with 14 returning as landers since last season and predicted a winning 1960 season opening game vs Winslow High at USC field Friday at 8.00.
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Winslow High
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County Board OKs Building Law for Subdivisions outside Cities
The Coconing County Board of Supervisors approved a building law in a routine meeting, establishing a framework to regulate subdivisions beyond three miles from cities. The resolution, proposed by County Attorney Laurence T. Wien, calls for pre-application letters of intention with maps and details, and requires a final survey by a registered engineer or land surveyor.
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Coconing
Anyoe
Barnard College Gals Win Battle of Bermuda Shorts
New York AP reports Barnard College students have won the battle over Bermuda shorts. Officials say shorts may be worn to class and library when sessions start late this month if they are not too short bright or tight keeping within modest standards as dictated by campus policy.
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New York
Barnard College
Ghana President Urges Africa Heads of State Meeting
Cairo report from Al Ahram cites Ghana's Kwame Nkrumah proposing an Africa heads of state meeting in New York during the UN General Assembly. The paper notes no reaction from Gamal Abdel Nasser. The article also mentions campus dress debates at Columbia University and Barnard College amid protests over shorts.
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al Ahram
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Gamal Abdel ‘Nasser
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Kwame Nisamah
New York
U. N. General Assembly
Nasser
Pair in Custody Over Motel Photo Extortion Claim
Odenton Md AP Fd Runge says a photograph showing him and AL umpire Hill McKinley with two women in a suburban Washington motel room was used in an extortion attempt. Doneld Anderson and Robert Waldron, both 30s, faced $12,500 total bail as charges stem from a plot to extort money. dancers Mary Jane Spencer and Helen Eli were also involved with varied bail.
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Waldron
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