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Arizona Daily Sun from Flagstaff, Arizona • Page 2

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Arizona Daily Suni
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Flagstaff, Arizona
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Z--The SUN, Flagstaff, Artaoaa Thursday, July (, 1S72 Vietnam War Dead Memorial Planned WASHINGTON (AP) A ream war and the first $15,000 toab hoBortof Amer- tomb tn unknown sol- ka'f onkwm dead of UM Viet- dlerfrpmWorldWarl. Sunset today, Sunrise tomorrow, PREV. 24 HRS. (ending 9 a.m.;: High, 83; Low, 44; Precip. YEAR AGO TODAY High, 69; Low, 51; Precip.

NORMAL FOR DATE High, 82; low 49; Precip. RECORD FOR DATE High 91 in 1901; Low 35 in 1902; Precip. .43 In 1968; PRECIP. TOTALS: This month, Total for the year, 2.81; Normal for date, 7.54; To date last year, 3.59; TEMPERATURES hi lo pr. Cottonwood Williams Grand Canyon Payson Sedona Winslow Kingman Prescott Phoenix Tucson.

Yuma Coconlno Sub Sta. Page Chicago, clear, Los cloudy, 92. Chance of precipitation 20 per cent through Friday. WEATHER OUTLOOK Saturday THROUGH Monday: Scattered thuadershowers mainly afternoons and evesings Arlington's mm war wffl be bailt this fall Seller said toe Army wants at National Cemetery to boOd the fowta. tomb now evea tbovfb there are ao a beeatse the tomb area is Ideattfiad dead lathis war.

sehedded tor major renovation Cemetery planters say they aid because of President Nix- have dtcifed to go ahead any- oil's call for such a memorial, bow, to the event OM Ufoond. List HOT. 11, at a Veterans "We hope there won't be Day ceremony marking the CMC," said Bobbie R. Better, 50th anniversary of the burial project engineer, of the unknown soldier from 102 63 84 42 85 47 94 57 98 60 75 67 100 75 91 67 108 84 -102 76 -107 84 -86 42 -94 71 72 51 -88 66 New York, cloudy, 66 56 .19 FORECAST-FOR FLAGSTAFF AND NORTHERN ARIZONA: Generally fair mornings with widely scattered afternoon and evening showers and ttiunder- sh overs, increasing on Friday. Gusty afternoon winds.

Low tonight 45-50, high Friday 80-85. FORECAST FOR SEDONA: Partly 'cloudy with widely scattered afternoon and evening showers and Ihundershow- ers through Friday. Lowtonight 65, high Friday 96. FORECAST FOR WfflSLOW AND HOLBROOK: Mostly sunny today with increasing cloudiness on Friday. A few afternoon and evening thundershowers both days and a little cooler.

High today 94, low tonlgtit 60, high Friday, through the weekend. Into early next week. Not quite so warm in tbe afternoons. Highs will range from near 80 higher mountains to 105 lower deserts. Overnight lows in the 50s higher mountains to near 80 lower deserts.

LAKE POWELL: Mostly fair andwarmthrough Friday. Slight chance of isolated tombs honoring unknown dead afternoon and evening thunder- fr om world War and the Ko- showers. Lightwinds. Highs95- 100 and lows near 70. NaVV FOFCC Fire Log ADMISSIONS Wednesday, Ju- Withdrawal Iy5: Nena Pena, Eureka Lawson, Cecelia Garcia, James Ray Demanded and Doris Watkins.

DISCHARGES Wednesday, MOSCOW July 5: union -today demanded tbe "uo- Mary Bennett, Ruben hand and Kay Stokes. with the number of fatal- World War Nixon recalled tties and the nwiber of missing that in 1958 President Eisen- ta action it's possible one bower buried unknown soldiers will be found in a final sweep from World War II and Korea, of the battlefield. "Soon," Nixon said, "another "If not," Seller said, "the unknown may come to rest on tomb will not be used." this hallowed ground. We pray Tbe a sunken crypt be wfll be the last." marked by a pink marble slab, Tbe tomb area, adjacent to be placed between similar tbe cemetery's amphitheatre, is a popular attraction for tourists, more than 4,000 of whom come each day to watch the changing of tbe honor guard. Congress has approved $2 million for the renovation which is intended to provide better access to tbe area and a better view of the ceremonies.

It has been nearly 11 years since the first American died in TKO combat in Vietnam, on Dec. 22, Union.today 45 791 GIs Daily Record supplying massive economic ew Border Fishing and military aid to FWei Cass NEW CITIZENS Wednes- Communist regime. Pact Being Drafted fcy Julv 5 The Kremlin demand was Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brady, ln Joint So- WASHINGTON (AP) The 4260 Randall St rirl 5 vlet-Cnban commnnirjue pub.

united States and Mexico will Ibs 15 3 oi Usbed todav Cistro exploratory talks next I wwk Dgw JJjJjJjjg jpgg. ment to replace a five-year ac- Cistro Mr and Mrs. Dennis King, Unlon for tonl(! fter 703 Blackbird Roost, No. 35 H-oay visit boy, 9 9V4 oi. rbe SoT leaders wj i MARRIAGE LICENSES -Wed- nesday, July 5: 4 UnSon cord which expires in Dec em- Flood, 20, Flagstaff.

Daniel Edward Reiley, 26, Flagstaff, and Anita Marie nesday, July 5: Louis C. Jumper M. Jumper. from Lena Car Wash Proceeds Ffelp Fire Victims Proceeds from a Saturday car washy will be given to the family whose daughter died in a home fire Tuesday. The event is sponsoredby the Flagstaff Youth Council, a participant in the Community Action Agency.

The car wash will be at tbe University Mobil Station at the five-points intersection from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds will be given to the Eleno Hernandez family, 307 S. Elden St. Their home was demoU Public Nuisance Sentences Imposed Several Indians charged with public nuisance and burning condemns Both nations have a 12-mile Cecil "Michael Stephens, 29, economic and political fishing limit but under the cur- the United States," the commu- ermen may operate as close as nimie declared, nine miles from the U.S.

coast There must be an "uncon- ant i vice versa, withdrawal of the Guantanamo naval which, contrary to the will of the Cuban ft people, exists on Cuban territo- ry," It added. The statement was tame- diately followed by a Soviet 8 REYKJAVIK, Iceland declaration to continue "aU- (AP) Bobby Fischer round assistance to Cuba In the made a full and penitent construction of a Socialist apology to Boris Spass- soclety, in strengthening the ky today, and organizers country's defense capacity and of the world chess cbam- defendlng its revolutionary pionship match said the gains." two would meet for their The 44-year-old Cuban leader first game Sunday night, boarded a plant In the Byeloi Chess Game Is Nearing ished by the blaze which claimed the life of their daughter, Marie, 18 months. Additional informaUoB may be russlan capital of Minsk after obtained from the Community an overnight visit there. He left Action Agency. Moscow Wednesday.

The council also is ptonninga Communist sources said Cas- special program night at the Uo wouW make a short stop. Murdock Recreation Center at over in Morocco today en route 7:30 p.ra Thursday. Youthsag- to Havana, ed 14-18 are invited to attend. The organizers said It i had been agreed in princi- pie to hold the drawing to: nigU io determine which playe would have the white i pieces and with them the first move. Hernandez Rites Set Mass for Maryelleq Hernandez, 18 months, who died Toes- day in a fire at her home, win Arizona Man Booked for Bank Holdup Sand Note Links Death to Suicide in A Page corcoer-s jury ruled Wednesday the Monday death of 10 days in City Court day.

Women involved with the group of 18 defendants were given one day in jail. All sentences will run concurrently. Vote Requirement Details Clarified Persons wishing to vote can qualify if they have lived in the state 50 days and the county 30 days prior to the next election, if was announced today. A Wednesday story left an incorrect impression that the time limits were in effect for registration, rather than voting. rt chnrdl Sur vivlng are her parents, Madeleno and Bareaard Hernandez and seven brothers and sisters.

Toe Hernandet family has been in Flagstaff for 11 100 000 Fit charges in what officers Michael suaner, 20, of Tuc- FUl caned a plot to rob a local bank son, an by holding as hostage the wife Rangers from the Bureau of of the president of the firm. Reclamation at Page reported Jailed on conspiracy charges Tuesday, a Navajo woman was James Orson Brown, 32, toad Skinner's body in a wash who was arraigned before a about three miles sooth of town. U.S. magistrate after he was Rangers found a 32 caliber sted 3 tth the body and an ap- UMUTS AMEMCAN.OPTKM $400 to. WHEH.

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We have them in stock! See our display in the building materials Department. We buy them by the car load and sell them for less than the lowest advertised price in Arizona Average Kitchen of Base and Wall Cabinets is $432.00 which represents a savings of 2 COLORS OF HARDBOARD OTHERS 3.49-3.97-4.88 PANELING SHEETS OF 4'x 8' BUTCHER SERVED BEEF ROUND STEAK USDA GOOD BEEF A rte the sand next to the body. An Brown was arrested In con- autopsy showed the bullet in 1 SUnoer-s bead came from the ARIZONA SUM have been U.S. citizens for 11 years. Flagstaff Mortary Is in charge of arraagements.

County Prisoner Found Unconscious Gene McCarthy, 18, Fayette- ville.N.C., was held in the iso. btion cell of the CoMty Jail to- Published weekday evtm- ngs by the Flagstaff W. Santa Fe Flagslafl, MM1. Pest Office Box 1M1. Telephone 7M-4Mi.

teiils by Ttw Daily rmtt at the Office. fZ.S* ftr rnmth by carrier; per year by aMl Yavaiai (then If Mt 4eKvere4, call eir ntatiM ttffrimml, 774- COCONINOSUN weekly, SaMitUyt per year fcy FUp PiMMimf 417 Saita.Fe Ariz. ed out In his cell late Wednesday with a blanket around Ms neck. Jailers undid the blanket, revived McCarthy and called a doctor ID examine him. Jailers said McCarthy apparently tied the blanket arowt Us Bank It Trust Co.

of at least $50,000, investigators said. According to a federal complaint, the victims of tbe plot were to be Roger P. Cloud, presided of the Mercantile, and Us wife, Nedah, who was to have been held hostage while Cload was to be forced to go to bis bank to obtaia the money. PoUee disclosed today that was arrested Wednesday night by federal agnts at a local bat station, Production of Milk At Record Levels WASHINGTON (AP)-The sayi occurred probably tbe day before the body was found, the autopsy showed. Mrs.

Ella Johnson, Page Justice of tbe Peace, said investi. gation showed Skinner had been dtstruajfat because of personal problems. Canyon Death Ruled Accident A Grand Caayoa Justice Precinct coroner's jury has ruled the death of Thomas J. Weioer, New was accidental. Weioer's body was dUeover- ed June 12 by Narajos ia a can- SPARI PLUGS CHAMPION FACTOif HRSTS FOI MOST CAISANO TtUOCS EACH MEN'S BOYS BOOTS GENUINE TOP- GRAIN COWHIIE until he fainted.

McCarthy has beea held for several days slice Us amatoa the met ftaee 1965. 1972 projection was made Ion near Caneroi, Autopsy i ay jits ded.oftoteml ea vehicle. Flood-Area Water Still Vndrinkable PHOENIX (AP)-A Marlcopa Health offl. eial Myt CMtaavn of Water Co. rtffl caawt ufetiy UN coav paty 1 water, wkkk WM Ecoiile H-mrc.

fc dcpartaMt. Hirer Death The mitt to 90 days before the body kwrtadaf was the artopsy show- mataly because of ed. at tbe farm VmlwWeh have Cowty unrestigtton said fanatn to flow Wetaer was don oa crfbacks oa dairy the Wect He apparently was rt Mtkaally avtrafi rim Mar the Ufhway whet etat den ody sbpoid or.th* Urn 1WB. said EARLY AMERICAN DINING SET SOLID MAPLE THROUGHOUT TABLE WITH TWO EXPANSION PANELS 4 STEWARDS CHAIRS. OPEN EVERYDAY 8am-IQpm THIS SALE GOOD THROUGH SUNDAY.

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