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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1964
Page
1
Rollins, division superintendent, announced the layoff of 27 firemen from the Santa Fe. Nine of those affected had less than two years on the payroll. All received severance pay under federal terms, with some checks described as sizeable.
HOLBROOK a Christmas benefit pro wrestling event featuring mixed teams is set for tonight at 8 30 at TVLegicon Hall with teams of men and women in the matchups.
Arabs and Negroes fought through the night in Khartoum as fighting continued today. About 10 people were killed and scores injured, including an American couple, in the Sudanese capital.
Estes, a Texan investor with heavy losses, appealed from his eight year Tyler Texas conviction after a state jury trial. The court announced it would hear his claim about being forced to submit live television of his trial, noting Canon 28 permits witnesses to object but not defendants.
The Soviet Union pledged full support to United Nations efforts to reduce world tensions but criticized Western policies on Vietnam the Congo and other issues.
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko outlined a multilateral nuclear force and urged a world summit on disarmament in a General Assembly speech. Adlai Stevenson criticized the address as harsh cold war rhetoric while Western diplomats said its specifics largely echoed prior U.N. arms talks. Gromyko warned of hazards from US intervention in South Vietnam.
In Philadelphia Mississippi the case of three slain civil rights workers moves toward a Thursday preliminary hearing. The FBI evidence will be reviewed as authorities decide whether to press state murder charges against some of 21 men arrested last Friday. 19 men face federal civil rights charges and two are charged as accessories.
Emil Nasser of Winslow and Gene McCarter of Salpointe will lead the North and South teams in the Arizona high school All-Star football game set for August 15 in Flagstaff. Nasser's Winslow squad went 11-0 and claimed the Class A title while McCarter’s Salpointe reached the semifinals after an undefeated regular season.
Two men with pickpocket records were arrested after a Friday subway incident in Chicago. Police say they shoved and swore at each other and apparently attempted to pick each other’s pockets during the confrontation.
GALLUP New Mexico Three Arizonans were re elected to top posts of the United Indian Traders Association Paul Brink of Tohatchi was re elected president John Lee of White River was named second vice president and Ralph Bilby of Flagstaff was among three directors re elected
High today will reach 45 degrees with a low of 19 tonight. Yesterday’s high was 42 and this morning’s low 18. The forecast for tomorrow calls for a high near 47 degrees.
The Coast Guard pressed on with a search for a Navy F4B Phantom II interceptor with two crewmen after it disappeared during a routine training flight about 35 miles off Virginia Beach. The crash was presumed to have occurred Saturday in the Atlantic.
The first Navajos elected to the New Mexico Legislature face a challenge to their status after the State Cattle Growers Association decided Saturday to pursue a resolution. The dispute centers on eligibility and the rightful seating of the legislators.
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara says he hopes to keep next year’s defense budget to slightly below 50 billion dollars. Estimated spending this year is 49.8 billion.
The Navajo Tribal Council opened its annual winter session in Window Rock with a looming battle between Tribal Chairman Raymond Nakai and a strong opposition bloc within the 74-member council. Nakai enters the meeting facing a power struggle that could shape the agenda and leadership.
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