27 Sep 1956
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1956
Page
1
The piece argues Congress and many states seek to shift federal Indian affairs costs to Arizona and other states with large Indian populations. It asserts the federal government must retain responsibility for Indians while states guard their rights and avoid tax burdens increasing.
Residents discuss forming a community band to enliven winter visitors with music, entertainment, and local talent. Proposals seek organized spring drills, summer performances, and booster group plans while noting gaps like storage and costumes.
Article reports that U S Communist leaders publicly acknowledge errors in a party document, criticizing reliance on Moscow and admitting misreads of American society. It notes past expectations of war, economic strength misreads, and misjudging the labor movement and civil rights struggle, with calls for independence from Soviet guidance.
Barry Goldwater plans a Flagstaff appearance with a Chamber of Commerce talk on small business issues. He will meet Republican workers and county women and lawmakers at a luncheon, with a College Union Fielding campus visit and possible Sedona stop, details to follow.
The Stevenson campaign and aides project strong belief in a real chance to defeat Eisenhower. They outline an aggressive, energetic schedule with speeches, handshakes, and a broad ambassador strategy to connect Stevenson with farmers Catholics and other groups while portraying him as champion of the people against the big shots.
The Coconino County Republicans Women s Club announced the opening of Republican headquarters at 35 E Aspen. Mrs. Dartha Callan a deputy registrar will be there to register voters for the General Election until registrations close in October. All voters are invited to register with her regardless of party.
In the October issue of Arizona Highways artist Invona Mag Tans is featured, with an article recounting his journey from Middlé to New York and Globe, describing experiences as writer and artist. The piece includes stark sketches and watercolors from a visit to Gila county and discusses connections to a broader magazine feature on Army economy and a column on centers of light.
A Winslow News report notes a morning gathering at First Baptist Church with Mrs Marjorie Young leading. Guests included Mrs Roy Matthews Mrs Helen Willy Mrs Rosalie Lawrie and others who helped serve breakfast while junior participants entertained with piano and remarks.
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