Two Girls Labor With Viet Tribes Missionaries In Viet Nam
Two girl missionaries an American and an Australian work as household staff in Viet Nam wilds long controlled by guerrillas. Other briefs note Senate subcommittee hearings on Taft Hartley Act repeal driven by union leaders seeking power, Lubell poll on desegregation protest in the South, Helen Keller near 85, astronauts may bring tools for Mars and Moon sample collection.
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Viet Nam
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Arizona Capitalist Stock Ownership Figures Cited
Gazette writer Don G. Campbell reports that over 20 million Americans hold stock, including about 179000 Arizonans, as a criterion for capitalism. Page D9.
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Don G. Campbell
Gazette
Wheat From Canada Fuels Chinese Diet And Stockpiles
Peking reports China buys Canadian wheat not only for meals but as stockpiled reserves and to study in labs for seed improvement. Officials note wheat is used alongside rice and pork in a growing cycle, with some shipments aiding military food security and national storage.
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China
Canada
Red
Housing Code Petitions Filed For City Hearings
The Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce will present petitions for public hearings on a housing code at an informal city council meeting Monday at 7 30 p m More than 20 000 signatures from Phoenix citizens back the drive with 30 civic groups also endorsing action Mayor Milton Graham says the petition drive shows strong support Kruglick invites late signers to deliver petitions to 4133 N Seventh St Phoenix.
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Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce
Phoenix City Council
Burton Kruglick
Jaycees
Phoenix
Kruglick
Milton Graham
Seventh St
Robbery at Home Savings and Loan Office
A gunman robbed Home Savings and Loan Office at 3275 BE. McDowell yesterday after 1 30 p m. Manager William Greenwalt said a 45 year old man wearing dark pants and a pine shirt entered, placed a bag on the counter, and demanded cash with rifles trained on customers. He fled with about $1 000.
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Pine Shirt
Home Savings and Loan Office
William Greenwalt
Greenwalt
Buddy
Bible Digest Reflections on Excuses and Delay
H. B. Dean notes a biblical scene from Luke 14 18 where all make excuses. The piece contends churches are full of poor excuses and emphasizes procrastinating unbelievers outside.
Coyote Pup Sought After Rabies Fears
Paul Stanley of 1650 E Amelia seeks a coyote pup that bit him Monday night. The six month old animal bit him while he tried to tie it at home and he wants the coyote tested for rabies or he will begin antirabies shots.
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Paul Stanley
E. Amelia
Coyote
Stanley
Roofers End Short Strike With 60 Cent Pay Hike
A two week strike ended with a settlement for Roofers Local 135 and contractors led by Gus Michaels. The contract raises wages by 60 cents an hour over three years with 10 cents effective yesterday and another 10 cents on Sept 23. Further 20 cent raises follow June 1 1966 and June 1 1967, lifting from a $4.10 hourly scale in Central Arizona.
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Gus Michaels
Roofers Local 135
Arizona
Crash Kills Five on Rome Circular Highway
A taxi and a gasoline tanker collided on Rome's circular highway yesterday. Five people were killed and thousands of gallons of gasoline flooded the roadway.
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Rome
UPI
Farmer Seeks Bar Exam Access Against State Court Rule
A Laveen farmer and law graduate sues to force entry to the Arizona bar exam arguing federal rights are violated by a Supreme Court rule. He has been twice denied based on his school not appearing on the eligibility committee list. The suit targets the state Supreme Court and the state bar association.
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Laveen
State Supreme Court
H. Samuel Hackin
Hackin
U.S. District Court
Supreme Court
The
State Bar Association
Court Upheld Tempe Papago Water Contract Discontinuance
A superior court judge dismissed a petition to force discontinuance of Tempe’s Papago water treatment plant contract amid late action concerns. F. H. Linneman, Inc. sought the contract after bidding 2.946 million, while Tempe Council chose Robert E. McKee’s 2.969 million bid on May 13. Judge Charles C. Stidham ruled the suit was filed too late to avoid harm to others. The decision noted McKee had already secured $1 million of subcontracts when Linneman filed. In a separate federal proceeding, FBI fingerprint expert linked A. C. Coleman Jr. to a bank robbery note, prompting a defense request for a recess to prepare rebuttal against the witness. Coleman and James Dillard Johnson face trial.
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Tempe
Papago
Charles C. Stidham
F. H. Linneman, Inc
E. Magnolia
Linneman
Robert E. McKee
Stidham
McKee
FBI
A. C. Coleman Jr
First National Bank of Arizona
Biggest Balloon To Aid Loggers In Canada Test Flight
Bedford England AP reports the world’s largest balloon, 137 feet long and 52 feet wide with 156 000 cubic feet capacity, passed initial trials costing 42 000 dollars. Leslie Speed 59 designed it to lift three ton logs from forests in British Columbia and load them onto trucks.
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Bedford
England
Leslie Speed
Canada
British Columbia
Seed
Speed
Sweden
Europe
NASA Orders Computers To Speed Up Space Data Processing
NASA said it will order new computers to process spacecraft data forty times faster. The contract with IBM starts at about eight million dollars and could reach eighteen million. equipment will be installed over two years at Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt Maryland and at the Goddard Institute for Space Studies at Columbia University in New York.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
International Business Machines Corp
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Goddard Institute For Space Studies
Columbia University
New York
Phoenix Man Is Found Dead At Home Vehicle
Elbert Ray Murphy, 44, was found dead in his car at 1528 East Harvard after authorities believe he used a vacuum hose fitted to the exhaust to self harm. A neighbor discovered the body as police described the death as despondent in the days prior.
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Elbert Ray Murphy
Harvard
Murphy
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Jack Gilbert
Cochise
Ariz
Phoenix Gazette
East van Burer
Phoenix Newspapers, Inc
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Bible Digest
H. B. Dean
Coleman
Steller
N. 17Th St
James Dillard Johnson
E. Broadway
Royal Air Force Station
Cardington
Phoenix Man
Juvenile Furniture
Scottsdale & McDowell Rds
Papago Plaza
Steinway
Chickering — Lohmer — Wurlitzer
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MAAS
Janssen
Scottsdale
Sam
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N. First Avenue
Rosenzweig Center
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