Warm Days Ahead for Phoenix and Arizona
The United States Weather Bureau extended forecast shows no major storms for the week with mild days in Phoenix and near 77 degrees today and tomorrow. Yesterday reached 73 downtown and 74 at the airport, with morning lows of 44 and 42. Snow flurries are forecast for Northern Arizona tomorrow, while winds stay calm in the south. By Friday or Saturday, scattered showers may return from a storm off Alaska, with daytime temps remaining mild and nights cool.
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Attitude halves the pace of rearming nation wide
The piece argues that despite huge U S production capacity, months pass before the nation fights due to material, tooling, economic and especially psychological limits. It notes widespread take-it-in-stride mentality, fluctuating labor relations, and varying urgency across regions, with democracy and conflict shaping production pace.
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United States May Lift Aircraft Ban to Yugoslavia
Washington reports that the United States and Britain are nearing approval to end a two year ban on selling military and civilian aircraft to Yugoslavia. The move would affect arms policy and European security dynamics, with officials weighing regional implications and potential suppliers.
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Blizzard Deaths and Heavy Snow Hit Mountain States
The bitter storm left Montana, North Dakota and Alberta stranded travelers, with the Christey family found dead after their stalled car turned riderless on a blizzard night. A Montan a woman, Isabella Burley, died in a crash amid the storm. Snow and low visibility disrupted travel from Alberta to the Red River Valley as Portland logged a heavy March snowfall.
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Schools Affected As Flu Hits Phoenix Area Districts
Absences rose to about 30 percent at Alhambra School after Friday, while Balsz will stay closed for the week. Morning and afternoon sections show about 20 percent illness. Isaac Washington Creighton Osborn and Phoenix Elementary districts run near normal. At Arizona State College Tempe influenza creates strain as Alpha Hall becomes infirmary annex with 25 patients moved back to dorms due to bed shortages.
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Four Tots Burn To Death In Md. Bedroom Fire
Four small children died when a kerosene heater exploded in their Seat Pleasant Maryland bedroom early today. The fire killed all four youngsters, and investigators are assessing the cause and whether the device had safety faults.
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Gopher Gas Attack From Next Door Ends With High Drama
A Northside woman observed a neighbor near his car tying a garden hose to the exhaust, then adding a rag and a revolver. He claimed to gas a gopher, firing at a hole to scare it, as startled observers debated if danger lurked nearby.
Jail Escapees Vanish After Omaha Jail Break
Two inmates Dewey Battershaw and Victor Sweet along with a pistol wielder escaped the six floor Douglas County Jail in Omaha. They fled with two hostages on a transit bus and later carjacked a farmer, releasing four captives near Auburn before disappearing with a black coupe. Authorities searched southeast Nebraska reaching Tarkio Missouri without locating them.
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32 Cars Leave Los Angeles On Grand Canyon Test Run
Los Angeles March 6 AP thirty two stock cars depart at dawn for the Mobil gas Economy Run to the Grand Canyon via Death Valley and Las Vegas Nevada. The 840 mile test ends in Las Vegas with overnight impound. Winners are based on ton miles per gallon with a maximum time limit of 20 hours 56 minutes.
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Spanish padres built 90 churches in New Mexico
Between 1598 and 1633 Spanish padres established a network of ninety churches across New Mexico reflecting early mission expansion and colonial religious influence in the region.
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Arizona California clash over Colorado River project heats up
The House Interior Affairs Committee hearings on the Arizona Project Bill reveal sharp exchanges between California and Arizona lawmakers. Arizona advocates push 10 dam plan led by Glen Canyon Dam to shield Central Arizona Project, while opponents call the proposal a monstrosity. Local bankers challenge asserted federal costs, arguing lower interest projections.
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