Prochnow Seen as Best Choice for Northern Arizona in Third District
The piece argues for Robert W. Prochnow as the strongest candidate for Arizona's new Third Congressional District seat. It criticizes rivals from South Central Arizona, defends Prochnow’s Senate record, and stresses Northern Arizona’s need for representation in Congress. The column urges voters to back Prochnow over opponents who lack state legislative experience.
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Plane banner to fly over Flagstaff and Prescott urging votes
A political campaigning plane will fly Monday night over Flagstaff and Prescott with a 40-foot banner urging voters to support Prochnow for Congress. The banner, created by the Prochnow for Congress Committee, is to appear over Flagstaff from 7 to 8 p.m. and over Prescott from 8:30 to 9 p.m.
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Third District Hopefuls Vie For Voter Nods
Arizona's Third Congressional District spans from New Mexico to Utah with eight counties and 62330 registered voters. Five candidates—three Democrats and two Republicans—campaign across Flagstaff Prescott Globe and remote communities. District veteran Sen. Robert Proehnew, George Duke Sepner, Milton Reay and Praehuon vie for voter support as the party stakes unfold.
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Reds Down U2 Plane Hit U.S. Spying Claim
Red China reports one of two U2 high altitude planes was shot down on a reconnaissance mission over the mainland. Nationalists bought the planes from the United States in 1960 and began operations that December. State Department says operation was Nationalist matter with possible allied intelligence links.
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Banks Asc Sells Navajo Trail Ties For Highway Push
Official Navajo Trail souvenirs go on sale at A&C bookstore and at Flagstaff stands to raise funds for the new Northern Arizona highway project. Proceeds support the road’s promotional campaign led by HV. Eble, Tecal chair, who urges supporters to buy the items.
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Second Degree Murder Count Faces Grvel Rippy
Grvel Rippy, a father, faced a second degree murder count for killing his daughter's escort Floyd Colston and then attempting suicide. Colston died after being shot when he returned the girl home. Rippy wounded but did not kill himself. Colston stayed after the incident as the daughter feared her father’s actions.
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Williams Man Dies in Crash
Jimmy Gonzales co-owner of Canyon Club with his brother Hayley was killed when his light plane crashed while landing at Williams Airport Witness June Ely said a gusty wind forced a go around The plane rose briefly then drifted and the wing dropped causing a spin into the ground near Williams Texas
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Polaris Base Set for Guam Navy to base Polaris missiles in Guam
The Navy announced it will base Polaris missile submarines at Guam to cover the Asian flank with 140 mile range hydrogen bomb tipped rockets carried by subs. Admiral Benson said about four to ten Polaris submarines will operate in the Pacific within two years, with Guam as home port for a missile submarine tender.
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Federal State Agencies Praised In Conservation Efforts
By Willa Hoyt Ble dman the 3th annual Aviaona Camp Protective Association wound to its 1962 stand here Sunday by passing four resolutions and electing Phil Canons of Phoenix as its new president. The convention windup at 41 morning business session allowing a rhimactig Saturday night Panquet attended by some AH persons in which Gov. Paul Fannin and Thanas J. Kimball executive director of the zonal Wildlife Federation praised the work of federal and state agencies in conservation.
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Carpenter Dies In Dam Mishap At Glen Canyon Dam
A fatal accident at Glen Canyon Dam Friday night left Pablo Valenzuela, 80, a carpenter, dead. Two other workers, Richard Menen, 27, and Thomas Schirling, 32, sustained injuries while a fourth member was reportedly in duress as a cable snapped during the construction event.
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Potomac Fever in a Fragment from a Wary Era
An oblique sketch of political and civic chatter blends references to Vice President Juhason, Cuba, pilots and airliner cockpits, and stray notes on geography, scandal, and policy. The garbled text hints at U.S. debates on Russia, domestic growth, and governance with unclear details.
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60 Per Cent May Ballot On Tuesday
Maco county’s 11,868 eligible voters are expected to go to the polls Tuesday in a presidential election enlivened by new information bases. Twenty three polling places will open, with residents using automobile voting machines for faster returns, hastening Tuesday night reports.
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Papers Endorses Prochnow for Congress Nomination
The Arizona Daily Sun joins Mohave County Miner Prescott Courier Winslow Mail and the Arizona Republic in editorial endorsement of State Sen Robert W Prochnow for the Democratic nomination in the new Third District. Other papers in the region are silent aside from one paper backing Mathers observers note the press backs Prochnow for experience and capability and urge Democrats and Republicans to vote on Tuesday in the primaries.
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Reserves Call Backed by Defense Officials
Washington officials urged quick Senate approval of a proposed call up to 150000 reserves to bolster U S military readiness amid rising international tensions. Gen Lyman Leedster and Gen Joseph McNamgen testified that a mobilization could provide decisive response if crises worsen, though they hoped it would not be needed.
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