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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1964
Page
2
The article urges careful winter driving in Arizona focusing on adapting speed to road conditions, braking gently on icy surfaces, using chains where required, and ensuring adequate tread. It emphasizes preparation of vehicles and cautious behavior to ensure safe use of winter highways.
FBI director J Edgar Hoover, 69, says he feels well and will stay active, rejecting retirement and denying reports of Johnson seeking a new FBI chief. He defends the bureau against civil rights criticism and asserts he must challenge unjust attacks to keep agent morale high.
Four Western Athletic Conference players earned AP honorable mention on the All America college football team. Arizona linebacker Tom Malloy Utah end Roy Jefferson New Mexico tackle Wayne Todrick and defensive back Stan Quintana are the honorees. Jefferson and Todrick are seniors while Malloy and Quintana are juniors.
A Winslow reader recalls wartime service and defends free speech while criticizing school lunch funds and football funding. He notes local political chatter about highway commission appointments and laments Pearl Harbor Day reflections, warning against warlike policy while hoping for restraint.
A wife keeps bundled with blankets while watching a weather report of the big Omaha snowstorm. She says memories of the cold winters there still make her shiver.
A Winslow high school Journalism class has dwindled to only one enrolled student, prompting concern from administrators about program viability and student engagement in the district. The lone student remains hopeful for continued instruction and possible class revival.
The Winslow Daily Mail offers copies of the Warren Report and The Torch Is Passed. The notices note the books bring back sad memories but serve as suitable Christmas gifts for friends or family members.
J Morris Richards promotes Donnie Ray Patrick as a standout salesgirl who now handles Christmas Greeting ads in addition to her regular merchant canvassing duties for advertisements.
Weekly column by J Morris Richards offering quick notes and quips on ongoing events and social trends. Readers are invited to follow new installments for concise commentary.
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