Winslow Development Group Names Officers
Winslow Hearing Elmer assumed the presidency of IDEA Industrial Development Endeavor Association at the annual meeting. New officers for 1965 include Howard Rowley vice president Bruce Adkins second vice president Mrs Mabel Nagel secretary and Denzil Tyler treasurer. Adkins retires from the presidency. Eight new directors were elected to three year terms joining a 25 member board. Elected were Hearold Elmer and others.
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Winslow
Hearold Elmer
IDEA
Industrial Development Endeavor Association
Howard Rowley
Bruce Adkins
Mabel Nagel
Denzil Tyler
Adkins
Association
Mail Office Remodeling Starts
Remodeling begins tomorrow at the Winston mail office and plant with customers navigating the work area to reach staff in the rear. The front office will be enlarged and modernized, and a car room and new engraving facilities for picture reproduction will be added. Additional mechanical equipm
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Winston Mail
Miss Your Paper Delivery Line Offers Evening Service
A newspaper notice instructs readers to call 289-2467 between 5 30 p m and 6 30 p m on weekdays to arrange immediate daily delivery of the Daily Mail.
Weather Forecast for Winslow and Vicinity
Variable high cloudiness with cooler daytime temperatures. Rain showers expected along the rim this afternoon tonight and tomorrow. High near 57 today with a low around 25 tonight. Tomorrow's high about 50. Yesterday reached 63 and this morning's low was 30.
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Winslow
Elks Sponsor March of Dimes Barbecue Saf
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Winslow Lodge No. 536 will sponsor a benefit barbecue Saturday night in connection with the March of Dimes. The event aims to raise funds for the national campaign and assist families in need.
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Elks
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Liks
Winslow Lodge No. 536
Missile Launch From Utah Site
The Air Force successfully launched an Athena test missile from Green River Utah after four delays.
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Utah
Green River, Utah
Air Force
Green River
Winslow Street Widening Contract Awarded to Gibbs Firm
The Winslow city street widening project was awarded Monday to Tom Gibbs Construction of Phoenix on the basis of the lowest bid among four bidders. The Williamson to Mulberry section will start with costs and unit prices guiding work as funds permit. Gibbs bid totals 79864 dollars.
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Winslow
Tom
Street Committee
Ross Dover
Gibbs
Strike Ends At Cape Kennedy After Five-Day Walkout
At Cape Kennedy Florida the five day strike by 3800 building trades workers ends as most return to work. The stoppage delayed 201 million dollars worth of space construction at the U S Moorport while the Missile Sites Labor Commission schedules hearings on unions challenges to NASA over which union handles assembly of moon rocket transporters.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
U. S. Moor
President’s
Missile Sites Labor Commission
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Navajo Chairman Na kai testifies in Littell suit hearing
Navajo Tribal Council chairman Raymond Nakai told U S District Court that a $5 000 deposit at First Navajo National Bank was pension money from after leaving Army civilian work. He testified during Norman Littell's bid to keep his $35 000 a year post as tribe general counsel.
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Navajo Indian Tribal Council
Raymond Nakai
U. S. District Court Today
First Navajo National Bank of
Window Rock, Ariz
Army
Norman Littell
Washington
Nakai
Littell
King and Queen of Hearts Voting at Winslow High
Winslow High School students vote for the King and Queen of Hearts to support the Heart Fund. Each penny per vote counts toward the fundraiser as votes accumulate for the crown during the Heart Dance.
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Winslow Heart
Winslow High School
Heart Fund
King and Queen of Hearts
Southwest Buys Eagar Operation in Timber Deal
Southwest Forest Industries, Inc. has acquired the Eagar operation of Whiting Brothers Timber and Land Co. for about $1 million in a Phoenix area deal.
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Phoenix
Southwest Forest Industries, Inc
Eagar
Whiting Brothers Timber and Land Co
Oil Shows In Reservation Well Near Walker Creek
A show of oil was reported in the Tenneco No. 1 Navajo well near Walker Creek on the Navajo Indian Reservation. A two hour drill stem test between 4722 and 4741 feet recovered 95 feet of gas and mud cut oil, according to the State Oil and Gas Department.
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Phoenix
Tenneco
Welcome Wagon Club Holds Second Meeting Next Week
The Welcome Wagon Club schedules its second gathering next Tuesday at 1 15 pm in Arizona Public Service's meeting room. Don na Hartshorn says every family contacted in the past year and a half is invited, with volunteers helping extend invitations. The first meeting last month conflicted with other town events and many could not attend.
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Welcome Wagon Club
Arizona Public Service
Donna Hartshorn
Traditional Hopi voices challenge tribal council actions
Four Hopis declare they represent the majority and have sent a letter to the Indian Claims Commission stating the Hopi Tribal Council and attorney John S Boyden acted without authority. The Daily Mail received a copy outlining a long running dispute over tribal land sale or lease.
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Hotevilla
Indian Claims Commission
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Winslow Development Group
Cape Kennedy
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Southwest
Eagar Operation
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