All Indian Rodeo to Fund Scholarships for 16 Tribes
An inaugural All-Indian Rodeo and Ceremonial in Scottsdale will fund scholarships and educational aid for 16 tribes. Indian riders pay entry fees for purses. tribal councils share gate receipts and profits from native food concessions. The Sal River Reservation hosts an Indian camp and a 7 p.m ceremonial includes a Salt River band and about 20 dances.
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Train Murder Trial Resumes At Flagstaff
In Flagstaff the first degree murder trial of Arthur Chaffin 37 of Altadena Calif continues with a jury of six men and six women and Judge Porter Murry presiding The elder Chaffin Ernest was found dead Oct 2 along the Santa Fe Railway near Kingman The defense asserts mental incompetency from World War I service and notes the father was en route to California for hospitalization with alleged failure of medical aid nearby.
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Sunny skies with breezy Wednesday afternoon
Weather report notes sunny skies today and Wednesday with high clouds. Breezy Wednesday afternoon shows little temperature change. highs near 96 today, around 95 Wednesday, lows near 61 Wednesday morning. Temperature and precipitation in the 24 hour period ending at a.m.
Vet Asks Planes To Fight Castro
A World War II veteran urges President Kennedy to form an air force of 30 volunteers modeled on the Flying Tigers to strike Cuba. Don Underwood, 33, operates an aerial tanker service and seeks approval to buy jet fighters from Davis Monthan AFB for a mission to destroy Cuba’s air force and bases. Robert Lee Scott, of the Flying Tigers fame, doubts success.
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Public Service Pledges and Possible Court Actions
Walter T. Lucking pledges to protect stockholders and customers of Arizona Public Service Company in a letter to stockholders amid possible court actions against electrical equipment suppliers. Salt River Project has filed suits claiming equipment prices were rigged. Lucking says APS, along with 125 other investor owned utilities, is sharing records to uncover over charging and may sue manufacturers before year end.
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Walter T. Lucking
Salt River Project
Arizona Public Service
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