Steel Union Industry See Support in Report
Washington AP says a government background report on the steel dispute is cited by both steelworkers and the steel industry to support their positions. Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell released the 4,000 word document noting no party has pushed for a settlement and urging efforts to end the deadlock. He warned a national emergency could arise if the strike continues into September or October. Cooper, chief negotiator for the steel industry, says the report shows steel wages top the list and analysis of rising costs with lower output gains. McDonald of the steelworkers calls the report a positive step to show productivity gains and public sharing of gains, while negotiations continue in New York with no progress indicated.
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Coconino County Deeds Registered in Recorder’s Office
Warranty deeds list registrations with Dayton and Willard Beurle and Wilma Y. Thames. Special warranty deed records Land Title and Trust Co to Paul E. Stice and spouse. Joint tenancy deed shows Frank Wise and partner to Arthur Sandana and spouse.
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Air Force Tries Again Safe Today to Catch Nose Cone Shot
At Vandenberg California, a recovery team in Hawaii prepared to intercept the Discoverer VI nose cone as it reenters and descends by parachute. Air Force planes equipped with nets fly from Hawaii in a second attempt after the first capsule failed to emit signals.
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Hopi Chief Invites Four Tribes to Aug Meeting
Hopi chief Tan Katch angva invites the Ute Navajo Hopi tribes to a conference set for August 28 to 30 at Hote villa. He cites prophecies signaling a time for united action and warns that land culture religion and life have been eroded by outsiders.
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Communists advance through Laos amid feared all out clash
In Vientiane Laos government officials warn of a possible all out offensive as rebel units move through six northern and southern provinces toward the South Vietnamese border. In New York Seymour Stoll sues for 9 million dollars in damages claiming false arrest in a missing husband case. Pennsylvania moves toward a 4 percent sales tax with Senate passage sent to the governor. A Roosevelt memorial site on 27 acres is approved by the Senate Rules Committee as the House had already. In Forest Park the APL-CIO dedicates Labor Day 1959 to steelworkers supporting 500000 strikers.
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High School Book Sales Begin This Friday
High School book sales start Friday August 21 at 8 20 for tenth graders. Students may visit 8 30 to 4 30 except during the mean hour. They pay fees of 34 collect schedules and lockers then buy books for the coming year. Total cost 20 to 25 depending on new or used. Eleventh graders on Monday August 24 and ninth graders on Tuesday August 25. After start, purchases allowed after school and supplies like paper pencils notebooks sold.
Canyon Awards Two Contracts at Grand Canyon South Rim
Two contracts totaling 232156.10 were awarded for Grand Canyon National Park projects in the Mather Area. Arizona Mining Supply Corporation of Prescott won 105675.18 for utilities and A J Kelton of Phoenix bid 156488.04 for road work. Work starts by August end and aims for January 1960 completion with utility, paving, and trailer village improvements.
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Weather Update for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
Today's forecast calls for considerable cloudiness with a few scattered showers and possible thunderstorms. Winds shift from light to moderate southwest at present to northerly tomorrow, with a low around 63 and a high near 60 to 65.
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