Federal Mediator Joins Stalled Arizona Construction Talks
Federal mediator Louis Ziman will seek an earliest meeting date between contractors and four crafts in Arizona. CIC and builders join talks while labor lockouts affect teams, laborers, carpenters, Cement Masons, and related projects amid ongoing negotiations and unfair labor practice charges.
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Louis Ziman
Arizona
Tucson
Associated
General~ Contractors
Building Contractors
Phoenix Association of Home Builders
CIC
Phoenix Cement Masons
National Labor Relations Board
Good Rise In Output Predicted In 1965 Quarter
The Commerce Department forecasts a good sized rise in GNP for the April to June quarter, with an estimated $10 billion gain, following a $14.2 billion first-quarter surge. May indicators show continued advance with personal income up, non farm employment rising 150,000, and unemployment at 4.6 percent.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Commerce Department
Department
Commerce
Council of Economics Advisers
Teamsters and Phoenix Liquor Industry Reach 3-Year Pact
Teamsters Local 83 and the beer and liquor industry in the Phoenix area announce a three-year contract retroactive to April 1. The package totals 29 cents per hour, including 9 cents annual wage increases and 22 cents for the health and welfare fund, affecting about 180 teamsters.
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Teamsters Local 83
Phoenix
Gene Blake
Health and Welfare Fund
Cigarettes tax hike prompts rapid state guidance
Governor Goddard planned to sign a 42 cent cigarette tax increase sending the State Tax Commission into action to inform about the new setup. About 25 000 taxpayers will receive notices report forms and envelopes by afternoon with a mass mailing even to retailers who do not handle tobacco.
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Goddard
State Tax Commission
Secretary of State
Vic Nielsen
Turf racing results for seven races with payouts and times
Daily turf card shows seven races with $3,000 to $7,500 purses on 3 year olds and up. Winners include Full Deck at 5.00 3.40 2.80, Second to None 9.80 4.00 2.80, Sacred River 22.00 7.80 4.00, Spruce Up 6.20 4.20 3.20, Longloc 12.00 5.40 3.20, Sad Gussie 4.40 2.80 3.00, Ungersman 55.40 19.40 10.80, Royal Julep 8.40 5.00 3.40 with various placings and doubles payoffs listed.
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Hurdies
Sacred River
Hatcher
Genies Pride
Mahoney
Tuscaloe
Smail
Bernis
Guyton
Rivera
Gussie
Tim Tam
Witmer
Valenzuela
Ungersman
Smith
Rene
Sargsaem
Dunlavy
Barrow
McIvor
Hollypark Race Results First and Second Divisions
First division for 3 year olds awarded to Judikins at 24.40 12.00 7.20 with Paris New York second. First Sun 4.60 in the prize order with campus noted. Second division for 4 year olds and up at 6 furlongs lists Pappa Silver 27.60 11.60 7.80 Warner's Host 7.20 6.20 He's a Playboy 7.80. Dally Double betting payoff $369.60 for the one and six combination.
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Judikins
Campus
Paris
New York
Jennings
Sun
Longden
Pappa Silver
Yanez
Warner
Ross
Phoenix July Weather Facts and Heat Records
Climatologist Paul C. Kangieser notes July in Phoenix brings rain risk, heat, and high sunshine. Historical data show thunderstorms peak mid and late month, with record July temperatures and extreme 1925 1958 highs. July tied to west winds and a 71 mph gust in 1959.
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Phoenix
Paul C. Kangieser
UCB Sit-Ins Face Appeals After Guilty Verdicts
In Berkeley 293 of 700 demonstrators were found guilty for the Dec sit-in at Sproul Hall. Attorneys for the University plan appeals contending the actions were legitimate and necessary. Sentencing set for July 19 with 38 defendants referred for pre sentence reports. Mario Savio and Suzanne Goldsberg absent.
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Berkeley
Calif
Demon of California
Sproul Hall
Crittenden
Alameda County
Free Speech Movement
Mario Savio
Suzanne Goldsberg
Chilean President Transfers Duties Ahead of Latin Trip
President Eduardo Frei of Chile handed over presidential responsibilities to the interior minister in Santiago before a three week tour. He will meet at least nine heads of state and have an audience with Pope Paul VI while promoting Latin American unity.
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Santiago
Chile
Eduardo Frei
Frei
Paul VI
Anderson Questions Price of Hubbell Trading Post National Site Move
Sen Clinton Anderson warned of high costs as Interior subcommittee weighs a bill to acquire Hubbell Trading Post for a national historic site. He cited purchases of paintings and a gun collection totaling 111000 and 8000 respectively plus 635000 for site development, arguing the 169000 land price and dilapidated buildings seem steep. Arizona senators Hayden and Fannin urged approval.
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Washington
Hubbell Trading Post
Arizona
Clinton Anderson
D-N.m
Senate Interior Subcommittee
Don Lorenzo
Television Nominees Selected for 1964 Emmys
The Television Academy announced streamlined 1964 65 Emmy nominations with Barbra Streisand Red Skelton Alfred Lunt Lynn Fontanne Johnny Carson and Leonard Bernstein among nominees. Nine nominations led by The Magnificent Yankee and My Name Is Barbra with six. Awards ceremony set for September 12.
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Hollywood
Television Academy
Barbra Streisand
Red Skelton
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Johnny Carson
Leonard Bernstein
Academy
My Name
Is Barbra
Bob Hope
Danny Kaye
David McCallum
U.N.C.L.E
Dean Jagger
Mr. Novak
Dick van Dyke
Gladys Cooper
Dwight Hemson
Barbra
George Schaefer
Paul Bogart
Magnificent Yankee
Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr
My Name Is Barbra
Miss Streisand
U.S Postpones Tiros 10 Weather Satellite Launch
Cape Kennedy AP report states NASA postponed the Tiros 10 weather satellite launch to Thursday night to fix radio frequency checkouts. The Delto booster rocket had been due at 11 07 p.m. and will launch again at the same time Thursday to scout hurricanes and typhoons for the 1965 tropical storm season.
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Cape Kennedy
Space Agency
Bible Digest By H. B. Dean
All have sinned and fall short of God’s glory. The author notes one of the greatest sins is thinking you are without it. This digest highlights the need for humility and faith in redemption.
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CIC
Barrett
Bible Digest
H. B. Dean
12 Die In Italian Heat Wave In Six Days
Rome reports 12 fatalities as a six day Italian heat wave persists with ten deaths from heat exposure one from a forest fire likely caused by spontaneous combustion and one from a summer storm lightning. Temperatures climbed into the 90s in Rome.
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Rome
Scottsdale Plans To Buy Chesnutt Park For 36500
Scottsdale City Council prepares to authorize purchase of a five acre neighborhood park named Chesnutt Park near Navajo School on Granite Reef Road from Mrs L C Horton for 32500. Purchase funded from current revenues with development cost to be raised by a bond issue later in the year.
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Scottsdale City
William V. Donaldson
Scottsdale
STEP
Chesnutt Park
Navajo School
Granite Reef Road
L. C. Horton
Donaldson
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