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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1964
Page
1
In Philadelphia Mississippi the FBI seized 20 men including Neshoba County sheriff and deputy plus five Ku Klux Klansmen in connection with the midsummer murders of three civil rights workers. The detainees were processed at Meridian naval air station and prepared for arraignment.
An Alameda County sheriff deputy said the huge bond to free 801 students was about 80 000 dollars. Police arrested the students as they lay across Sproul Hall three floors. They were taken away by bus and bail was set.
In Pasadena California the Mariner 4 probe rolled unexpectedly during a crucial maneuver to orient for a rocket firing toward Mars. Jet Propulsion Laboratory teams queued commands to be stored for later execution, including releasing Canopus as a guiding star.
California Highway officials demolished the town of Hell to reroute a new freeway. The post office gas station and the lone restaurant disappeared, leaving nearby India with a sign boasting 100 miles of desert ahead right through Hell.
The day brings a high near 48 with a low around 24 as night falls. Yesterday’s high reached 52 with a 26 degree low this morning and a forecasted high near 50 for tomorrow.
Governor Paul Fannin approves a new Job Corps Center site four miles southwest of Heber on the Heber to Payson road after residents' committee selection and protests against a state federal chosen location. The committee’s pick overrides the earlier site plan.
Representatives of Sitgreaves National Forest and Col. Harold Moore, the governor's personal representative, approved the new site. Acceptance ends the dispute and clears the way for the Heber camp to become the designated facility.
Paul Aguirre a Puerto Rican mortgage banker refused to say if he loaned $60,000 to Bobby Baker or met Baker in New Orleans when he was with a West German beauty. He invoked the Fifth Amendment.
W. L. Queen, local chairman of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, is called to Los Angeles by the general chairman to assist in negotiating an attrition agreement related to the third brakemen on freight trains in Arizona.
An underground Cuban radio message reports Fidel Castro has arrested three cabinet ministers. The broadcast also mentions gunfire at the presidential palace in Havana.
President Johnson will present Army Captain Roger H. C. Donlan of Saugerties New York the first Medal of Honor for bravery in South Vietnam at a White House ceremony Saturday. Donlan, 30, led defense operations during a five hour battle at Camp Nam Dong against Viet Cong attackers and was wounded four times.
The Navajo Tribal Council opens its winter session in Window Rock with a clash between President Raymond Nakai and members seeking to curb his authority. The dispute centers on limiting executive power as the session begins.
Stormy weather with snow sleet rain and strong winds sweeps nearly all regions. Below zero temperatures affect northern Midwest with 19 below in North Dakota as the cold pattern continues across the nation.
A derailed Atlantic Coast Line Seminole passenger train after a trestle collapse over a creek in Willacoochee Georgia injured three aboard. Heavy rainfall to 10 inches in nearby areas Thursday night and today weakened the structure. two diesel engines and four baggage cars were derailed among the 13 passenger cars.
A district No. 2 meeting of the Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held on Sunday December 6 at 11 a.m. in the Firemen's Hall on West First Street.
Pope Paul VI toured a Bombay slum today offering comfort to the destitute and ill. He wiped tears from his eyes while speaking with orphan boys of different faiths as police kept a path clear amid tense crowds and loudspeaker appeals.
Boy Scout leaders from the Winslow district schedule a meeting Monday night at 7 30 at the county building to discuss district matters and program plans.
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