Judge Backs NLRB In Navajo Case
District Judge Tarther W. Youngdahl ruled the National Labor Relations Board may determine union representation for workers at a Mexican Hat Utah uranium concentrate unit on Navajo land. He rejected tribal objections citing predilections and fears hindering unionization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiuingtor
API
Tarther W. Youngsdahl
National Labor Rebilious Board
Utah
NLRB
Mexican Hat
Texas Zinc Minerals Corp
Youngdahl
Births Registered at Fairfield Community Hospital
Birth notices list May births at Fairfield Community Hospital. Mr and Mrs Tahmiy Machnes welcome a girl born May 12 in San Francisco weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. Mr and Mrs Abs Eber welcome a boy born May 3 at 406 West Tucson.
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Fhigstaff Community Hospital
Tahmiy Machnes
San Francisco
Abs. Eberto Herel
West
Tucson
Television Schedule Fragments and Channel Notes
A fragmented TV guide lists programs and times across genres including Westerns, dramas, comedies, news, weather, sports, and feature films. The document references Rocky and His Friends, To Tell the Truth, Tales of the Plainsman, and various live shows with host lineups and scheduling notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service
Steve Canyon
Johnny Ringo
Pat Roone
Betty Hutton
Markham
Donna Reed
Frank Sinatra
Mike Hammer
Werther
Ten Resolutions At Parley State Cities League Meeting
Tucson AP report on the League of Arizona Cities and Towns 33rd annual meeting voting ten resolutions. Proposals include slum clearance finance referendums, interim five year census cycles, establishing improvement districts for off street parking, restricting city incorporation, extending weed and debris removal costs as liens, annexation voting eligibility, counties adopting building and electrical codes, increasing city share of sales tax from 10 to 25 percent, and sending city representatives to the National Conference of Governments in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
League of Arizona
Arizona
Legislat Wut
League
Phoenix
Flag Guardsman Wins Promotion
Leroy M. Aragon of 1720 North East Street Flagstat has been promoted to sergeant. He serves in Company A, 1st Battle Group, 158 Infantry, Arizona National Guard.
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Leroy MM. Aragon
Flagstat
Set. Aragon
1St Battle Group
158 Infantry
Arizona National Guard
Forecast for Northern Arizona Sunny Skies and Warm Temps
Forecast for Northern Arizona calls for sunny today with afternoon clouds. Light variable wind, rising temperatures. Fair tonight and Friday with a low of 38 and highs near 80. Highs reach 81 today, 70 yesterday. normals 61 with 33 and 47 precip in prior years. Weather notes include past records for 1928 and 1953 reference.
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Lo Burrus Ranch
Cottonwood
Sedona
Arizona
State to Buy Arithmetic Textbooks in Arizona
Arizona plans to spend 461074 to purchase new arithmetic textbooks for about 200000 elementary students next year. The State Board of Education voted amid criticism that current texts are inadequate and debated timing tied to a 1961 law. The board revived a 10 member Curriculum Commission and loosened junior college instructor certification rules while seeking private funding after legislative gaps.
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Phoenix
Arizona
State Board of Education
Ground breaking set for Williams phone building project
Ground breaking ceremonies take place next year for Mountain States Telephone and Telegraphs new $250,000 brick and concrete office building at Third Street and Grant Avenue Williams. Officials including G A Bradley Chester Welshinbaugh and Dwight Busby attend with architects Bill Booth and Charles Pope. Building to be expandable with future second floor and three wings. Senior dimmer event at Thunderbird Restaurant May 38 with Fern Rigg and Del Zeiger as guests. senior party and dance follow graduation May 23.
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Chester Welshinbaugh
Central
Dwight Busby
Busby
Bill Booth
Charles Pope
al Schermann Construction Co
MSTET
Thunderbird
Fern Rigg
del Zeiger
Traffic Flow Up in Arizona
The Arizona Highway Department reported April traffic on state highways rose 4.4 percent from a year earlier. Average daily flow was 99,267 vehicles in April, up from 90,756 in April 1959, based on data from automatic traffic counters statewide.
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Phoenix
Arizona Highway Department
Hospital Board Moves to Cancel Blue Cross Contract
The board voted to cancel the Blue Cross contract effective September amid disputes over coverage and costs. Blue Cross would cover about 16.84 percent of inpatient days, totaling $381, but projected annual revenue would fall short of expenses by roughly $24,000. A citizens committee meeting is planned to discuss the issue.
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Blue Cross
Busthe
Biritree
Ed Mays
Bln Cross
Walter Bennett
Andy Wolf
Dc. B. Wilson Jr
Gillert Bushe
James Beard
Citizens Committee
Holbrook to Hold Annual Savings Party and Thrift Shop Plan
Holbrook merchants stage the first annual Savings Party Friday and Saturday with stores open until 9 pm to draw shoppers including out of town visitors. The Retail Merchants Committee led by Robert Vening and Robert Cross coordinates the event and BP&W plans a thrift shop to fund a local scholarship. donations can be left at Firestone Store or arranged for pickup.
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Irma Owens Holbrook
Holbrook
Retail Merchants Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Vening
Robert Cross
Keith Cross
Bp&w Chuh
Ehth
Nadine Bednworth
Firestone
Shirley Studer
Nadyne McDougal
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Coconino Daily Record
Spa Loren
Tshunter
Biwe
Paay
Curt Jurgens
Tiny's TV
NBC
ABC
CBS
Tf Catto
Rgagstaff
TOL
Aspen — Prato
State Cities League
Ger Ant
H. V. Embien
Bright Angel Lodge
Flag Guardsman
PREY
Williams
Out West
Flagstaff
Santa Fe
Holbrook News
BPW
de Vaneys
Bootery
Oya al
Lassuag
Jack Ru
Ripper
Ie Ge I Pitt
Jim Cook
Uardian
Cheshire Motors
Buick
Camp Townsend
East Junction
D.A
U.S.D.A
Arizona Blue Ribbon
Maricopa Packing Co
Hormel
ATC
Blue Ribbon
Franks
USDA
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