11 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1965
Page
1
In Phoenix the Arizona Senate heard calls for secession as a concurrent memorial urged the eight northern counties to form a new state titled Verde. Eleven Senators signed the memorial urging division from the rest of Arizona amid heated rhetoric.
Movement centers on 70 year old Democrat Senator Robert Morrow with continued coverage noted on page 8.
A Titan 3A rocket delivered its third stage to orbit as a flying launch platform to test planned orbit-shifting maneuvers and satellite ejections for future manned and unmanned military space missions.
The visit aims to replenish blood for Arlie McNeil with other donations invited. The single trip may cover Winslow Holbrook and Joseph City with hours 9 am to 3 pm arranged by Elks Lodge 536 and Winslow Memorial Hospital. Blood insurance offered for a pint donation.
A giant storm roams the western United States delivering heavy snow to Colorado and Arizona while rain and snow affect the eastern half. Western Nebraska and Kansas face livestock warnings as cold weather continues. Thunderstorms form from Texas to the Carolinas. Denver reports over six inches of new snow and Pueblo, Colorado, also sees significant accumulation.
A Phoenix flier James G. Cox and his teenage son Timothy were found dead in a light plane crash on Humboldt Mountain, 53 miles northeast of Phoenix. The two had traveled from Holbrook to visit Cox’s ailing father and likely perished during a snow storm on route to Phoenix.
Advertises newspaper delivery service with phone contact 289-2467 and delivery window 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, promising immediate service.
Officials including Haverland stated a desire to expand facilities in Gallup while noting that other school facilities have traditionally received higher priority. They indicated that funding will eventually become available as BIA schools continue to operate.
In Washington a statue of Jesuit Father Eusebio Francisco Kino is unveiled this Sunday though no portrait exists. Sculptor Dr. Suzanne Silvercrays used a Tucson portrait by Frances O Brien drawn 250 years after Kino’s death to guide the likeness as Kino is credited with early Southwest Christian outreach and discovery that California was not an island.
The Commerce Department reports 19,019 miles of the 41,000 mile interstate system completed, with 1,519 miles opened in the last quarter of 1964 and about 5,200 miles under construction nationwide.
Pittsburgh AP Abel clung to a slim lead as the United Steelworkers election continued with big locals largely unreported. The close race pits secretary treasurer Abel against incumbent president David J. McDonald, whom Abel once served beside for 12 years.
West Germany will halt arms shipments to Israel in exchange for Egypt backing German reunification. Prime Minister Aly Sabry announced the deal to the National Assembly on Wednesday night.
Light snow flurries start this morning and continue until mid afternoon. Clouds lessen this afternoon and tomorrow, with a mostly clear Friday and a continued cold spell. A slow warming trend begins tomorrow with a high of 42 degrees. Today’s high near 35 and the low tonight about 12. Yesterday’s high was 36 and the low this morning 16.
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