Hayden And Kuchel Poised To Seek Compromise On Central Arizona Project
Kuchel on Tuesday urged a single House version before Senate action while Hayden pushes for a Senate version he deems unacceptable. Hayden signaled agreement only if the House first adopts Kuchel’s plan, seen as the path to authorization. Kuchel praised Hayden’s acceptance of the peace formula for the Lower Colorado Basin.
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Kuchel
House
Hayden
Senate
Colorado Basin
Remodeling at Daily Mail Office Forces Temporary Inconvenience
Readers are asked for patience as remodeling begins at the Daily Mail office causing a week to ten days of disruption. The note promises the best Winslow paper after the operation and confirms deliveries will continue as usual during the work.
Weather forecast for Winslow and vicinity
Forecast continues for fair weather today tonight and tomorrow with light winds. Temperature steady with highs near 60 today and 59 tomorrow and a low around 27 tonight. Yesterday reached 61 and this morning 27.
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Winslow
Chamber Will Elect Officers Early In March
WINSLOW The Chamber of Commerce prepares for its annual election of officers in early March with nominees expected to be announced by a committee.
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Winslow
Chamber of Commerce
Town Hall Bids Are In The Mail
Invitations to the Sixth Arizona Town Hall were mailed to state leaders for a three day session April 12 to 14 at Castle Hot Springs The topic is Gearing Arizona's Communities to Orderly Growth
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Phoenix
Arizona
Castle Hot Springs
Space agency to launch solar observatory today
The space agency planned to launch an orbiting solar observatory from Cape Kennedy, Fila, to study the sun’s secrets.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
Space Agency
Vientiane Falls Under Kouprasith Forces After Fighting
Vientiane nearly controlled by Gen. Kouprasith Abhay army after hours of street battles with police units. Casualties seen among combatants and civilians with at least eight dead and many wounded. U S embassy reports no injuries among roughly 1000 Americans and dependents in Souvanna Phouma government area.
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Kouprasith Abhay
Kouprasith
Vientiane
U. S
Souvanna Phouma
ASU Sky Diver Injured Near Phoenix
Arizona State University student John Shepardson, 20, a veteran of 28 jumps, suffered a fractured pelvis after a 6500-foot parachute jump north of Phoenix. Deputies say he fell free about 4000 feet before opening his chute and landed on his back with feet spread. He was listed in good condition at a Phoenix hospital.
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Phoenix
Arizona State University
Sheriff's
John Shepardson
ASU
Jack Gale
Shepardson
Seat Belt Law Proposed in Arizona House
Phoenix AP reports a bill introduced in the Arizona House would require safety seat belts in every new car sold in the state. The proposal seeks to enforce driver and passenger restraint with penalties for noncompliance.
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Phoenix
Arizona
BLF&E Leader to Visit Winslow Lodge Saturday
International President H. E. Gilbert of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will address the Winslow lodge Saturday at 2 30 p m at Firemen's Hall on First Street. He will discuss rail employment developments and other matters of interest to the union.
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Winslow — International
H. E. Gilbert
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Winslow Lodge
Gilbert
Brotherhood
Firemen’s Hall
First St
Observance Planned Here For Kino Week Statue Unveiling
Plans were hurriedly launched here for Father Kino Week Feb 7-14 proclaimed by Governor Sam Goddard. The week marks ceremonies in Washington for the unveiling of a statue of Father Eusebio Kino, the second of two statues honoring Arizona pioneers. Father Kino founded missions in northern Sonora and extended into Arizona.
Paper delivery line offers weekday evening service
An ad invites readers to call the Daily Mail line at 289 2467 between 5 30 and 6 30 p m on weekdays to arrange immediate newspaper delivery.
Longer School Year Sought in Arizona
Arizona county school superintendents backed a 180 day minimum school year in a meeting at the State Department of Public Instruction. They also agreed to use 175 days as the basis for average daily attendance while noting current law requires 160 teaching days.
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Phoenix
Arizona
State Department of Public Instruction
Heart Sunday Leaders Named For Winslow
Winslow Heart Sunday chairmen are Mrs. H. I. Hill Mrs. Darrell Lehr and Mrs. R. J. Cahill announced by Heart Fund chairman James Chavez Volunteer women will call on homeowners February 21 requesting contributions and distributing information Part of the funds stay in Arizona and part go to the National Heart Association for heart disease research
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Heart Workers
R. J. Cahill
Darrel Lehr
H. L. Hill
Winslow
Heart
Darrell Lehr
Heart Fund
James Chavez
Arizona
National Heart Association For Heart
Erhard Discusses Relations Break
Bonn Germany AP reports Chancellor Ludwig Erhard met with West Germany's ambassador to Cairo to consider breaking off diplomatic relations with the United Arab Republic.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Ciaro
United Arab Republic
New Firm Joins Winslow Chamber of Commerce
The World of Gifts represented by Tony Souza becomes the newest member of the Winslow Chamber of Commerce.
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Winslow — the World of Gifts
Tony Souza
Winslow Chamber of Commerce
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Erhard
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