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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1964
Page
1
A UN meeting with Secretary-General Thant failed to yield a formula to avert a US Soviet clash in the General Assembly over peace keeping assessments. Soviet delegate Fedorenko said progress was possible, and discussions would resume.
Secretary of Labor Wirtz resumes talks with three shop craft unions and the railroad industry over a proposed three year contract. He says differences amount to less than 10 cents per hour and negotiators aim to avert a strike as the U N assembly opens amid diplomatic activity.
On Wednesday morning December 2 the county health nurse will hold a free clinic at Roosevelt School for pre school children. On Wednesday afternoon December 2 from 1 p m continues on page 8.
William McChesney, missionary to the Congo and linked to the Wes leyan Methodist Church group from Browns, was killed by Congolese rebels. His body was found near Stanleyville after he was taken hostage. Nelson Brown and his wife of the local congregation attended Milton Vale College with McChesney.
HAVANA AP The Castro regime started Cuba's 1965 sugar cane harvest a month early to finish before spring rains. Officials expect output to reach five million tons or more, though production fell from 6.8 million tons in 1961 to 3.75 million in 1964, a record low.
The Winslow Democratic committee backs Mead for the State Board of Education appointment and recommends Fred R. Lewis for superintendent of Whiteriver schools. The group urges Navajo County reps to oppose cross party coalitions and organize the Legislature on party lines, noting Winslow’s past appointments and county support for Governor-elect Goddard.
U S and Soviet probes head toward Mars with Mariner 4 leading. Zond 2 faces power issues after a late launch and Tass reports its supply may be only half expected. If power remains low Zond 2 may fail to return data even if it nears Mars.
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz was sworn in as president of Mexico for a six year term. He pledged democratic policies and said Mexico's interests lie in the Western Hemisphere. The peaceful transfer of power from Adolfo López Mateos marked a new chapter in Mexican history.
White mercenaries rescued from 155 to 160 rebel hostages in a cotton growing region about 260 miles north of Stanleyville according to a Belgian Embassy spokesman.
Pope Paul VI expressed gratitude to Americans for twenty years of generosity to the poor by sending them the ceremonial three tier crown he donated to the world's needy last month.
The Public Health Service named Dr. Taylor McKenzie, a Navajo, as a staff surgeon at the Indian Hospital in Shiprock.
Interior Secretary Udall said the administration would seek approval next year for the five state Pacific Southwest Regional Project and two other major plans the Garrison Diversion and Auburn Folsom. The Pacific Southwest plan carries a $1.659 billion price tag with Central Arizona Project included while Garrison is about $121 million and Auburn Folsom about $411 million. He noted talks would start on contracts to build DC terminal facilities for the Pacific Northwest Pacific Southwest power intertie.
Forecast calls for a high near 50 degrees and a low around 22 tonight. Yesterday peaked at 57 with a low near 23 this morning. tomorrow may reach 50 degrees.
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