New CD Chief Faces Tough Civil Defense Task
Jesse G Holloway a retired Army colonel nominated by Gov Fannin as state civil defense director outlines goals for statewide civil defense from Page to Nogales. Plans include training in Gila Bend for fallout tests and communications training to reach other points in a nuclear event along with traffic control measures.
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Jesse G. Holloway
Holloway
BE. Balfour
Scottsdale
Fannin Monday
Page
Nogales
Gila Bend
New State Civil Defense Director
Arizona CD
CD Councils
Chambers of Commerce
Hound Rescues Child After Forest Search
In Hodgens Oklahoma a good kid dog found 3 year old Danny Thomas after 26 hours wandering in the Ouachita National Forest. Danny was sunburned and hungry but in good condition. He told police of sights and sounds in the wooded hills as rescuers feared floods from rain.
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Danny
Gene Thomas
Hodgens
Gene
Dee Ann
Four Complaints Against Inspections Prove Valid in Arizona
H T Timmermans said four citizen complaints about inspection practices led to the surrender of four inspection licenses. He reported about 400 complaints were received regarding the new motor vehicle inspection law during a news conference with inspectors in Yuma.
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Timmermans
Yank Coed Marries Asian Prince in Sikkim Royal Wedding
Hope Cooke, 22, graduate of Sarah Lawrence, became crown princess of Sikkim after a Buddhist ceremony in the royal palace. She will renounce U.S. citizenship, while maintaining Episcopalian faith, and the wedding cost is eyed at about 100000 dollars amid parliamentary debate.
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Gangtok
Sikkim
Hope Cooke
Palden Thondup Namgyal
Royal
Miss Cooke
Hope
John H. Hampstone
New York
Yellowstone Park
Grace of
Monaco
Duchess of Windsor
Grace
Riviera Domain
Central Park
Royal Palace
Princess Hope
Selden Chapin
U.S
Iran
Hampstone
Philip Hanes
Winston Salem
N.C
Ronald Metz
Saudi Arabia
Mary Helen
Fabled Vessel Bear Sinks Off Nova Scotia After Tow Effort
The 198 foot Bear, famed for Arctic voyages and carrying Adm. Byrd, sank in 30 foot seas off Nova Scotia as tow efforts failed. Tug Irving Birch attempted a final tow to Halifax before losing control. two crewmen Perry Coffin and Henry Dingle were rescued by amphibious plane and tug.
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Boston
UPS
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Nova Scotia
Coast Guard
Irving Birch
Halifax
N.S
Atlantic Ocean
Canada
Philadelphia
Perry Coffin
Henry Dingle
Dartmouth
Salem
Mass
Rivers, Flood Warnings Hit Ohio Valley As Storms Move East
Emergency conditions spread across Weston West Virginia as rising West Fork River forced 100 families from homes. Stonewall Jackson Hospital flooded to first floor while 30 patients were moved to safety. Flood risks extended along the Monongahela and Ohio rivers with widespread warnings and evacuations in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Illinois.
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Ohio River Valley
Michigan
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Weston
W.va
West Fork
Stonewall Jackson Hospital
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Monongahela River
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Illinois
Hocking River
College Town
Athens
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Houghton
Mich
New York
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Women’s Group Meets
The Women’s Committee of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce will meet at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in the Western Savings Building. After six months of planning the group will serve the community as a service arm of the Chamber and invites area women to attend and contribute to Scottsdale’s growth.
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Scottsdale
Four Corners Study Sought By Utah Senator
Senator Frank E Moss introduced legislation asking the Interior Department with the cooperation of Utah Colorado Arizona and New Mexico to survey Four Corners tourist potential. The study would assess roads and tourist accommodations with state governor involvement and support from agriculture and commerce departments.
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Washington
UPI
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Four Corners
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Moss
Interior Department
Agriculture and Commerce Departments
Scottsdale Eyes Federal Impact Funds For Schools
Scottsdale officials discuss applying for federal impact funds this fiscal year noting less red tape than lunch subsidies and standard construction rules. The Arizona Education Association backed federal aid 3 to 1 in 1961, with about 10 districts currently receiving funds depending on local federal activity.
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Arizona
Arizona Education Association
Scottsdale
State Office of Public Instruction
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
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India
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Surf Club
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Saba‘s Dept. Store
N. Brown
U.S. Gov
Sirlom
USDA
Butcher Shop
Granite Beef RD
Scottsdale Big Town
Ohio Valley
United Press International
Brownsville
Elizabeth
Charleroi
National Federation of Advertising Agencies
Mountain Shadows
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