Weekly U S Industrial Output And Banking Totals Up To Date
Ward's Automotive reports U S car and truck output at 229 307 units this week, up from 178 168 last week and 247 366 a year ago. Dun Bradstreet weekly clearings in 26 cities reach 346 347 474 000, up from 41 667 526 000 prior week and 41 015 026 000 last year. Railroads load 547 692 cars week to June 4, down from 611 737 prior week but up from 530 484 last year. year to date 12 199 486 cars vs 12 045 934 last year. Steel production for week ended June 4 is 2 726 000 tons, 0.7 per cent below 2 744 000. year to date 58 136 000 tons, 3.9 per cent below 60 466 000 last year.
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Ward
U.S
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
Association of American Rail Roads
American Iron & Steel Institute
Growers charge church meddling in Delano union vote
The Council of California Growers accuses Catholic leaders of blocking a free vote for union representation at Di Giorgio Corp. vineyards in Delano. Archbishop Cody and Rev. Vizzard pressured the Teamsters to withdraw, enabling NFWA influence and potentially ending any election.
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San Francisco
UPI
Council of California Growers
Teamsters Union
Delano Grape
Carl Samuelson
di Giorgio Corp
Delano
John P. Cody
Chicago
James Vizzard
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Washington
National Farm Workers Association
NFWA
di Giorgio
Samuelson
Teamsters
Market Ends Week Higher Amid Cautious Volume Tug
Traders remained cautious as market rose modestly for the week. Dow Jones gained 3.89 to 891.75 while the S P 500 edged up 0.38 to 86.44 as volume increased slightly with 28,046,850 shares traded. SCM Corp led advance 24 percent to 78, aided by heavy turnover, with American Telephone steady near 54. Airlines were strong with Eastern Pan American Western and United among top gainers.
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New York
UPI
Dow - Jones Industrials
Rails
Standard & Poor
SCM Corp
United
Sonny and Cher to tour Europe for Good Times
Hollywood. Sonny and Cher will make their first continental Europe trip to plug Good Times, their new picture. The UPI report notes the duo's overseas promotion plans and expected engagements in European markets.
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Hollywood
UPI
Sonny and Cher
Europe
Redlands Students Win Degrees at Long Beach Campus
California State College at Long Beach conferred degrees today to ten Redlands area students amid a commencement ceremony on the campus attended by Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel. More than 2,500 bachelor’s and nearly 400 master’s degrees were awarded.
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Redlands Area
California State College At
Long Beach
Thomas H. Kuchel
Redlands
Jacqueline L. Blick
Phlox Court
Karen Overstreet
Dwight
Norman A. Pearson
Ivy
Franz A. Rettig
S. Buena
Morrison Drive
Long Beach State College
Beall
Redlands High School
Killingsworth Junior High School
Los Angeles County
Valley college narrows site to three areas
Valley College trustees narrowed proposed sites for a new Redlands Yucaipa campus from five to three after a committee report. They plans an April election on expanding the board to seven, and hired William M. Winstead as vice president for instruction to replace J W McDaniel. He moves from Contra Costa Junior College to Valley College in September.
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Redlands-Yucaipa
San Bernardino Valley College
William M. Winstead
J. W. McDaniel
Roy C. Hill
Redlands
Yucaipa
Valley College
Needles
Contra Costa Junior College
Winstead
University of California At Berkeley
San Bernardino Valley College Summer Class Signup Details
Registration for summer classes at San Bernardino Valley College runs Wednesday through Friday June 15 to 17 with 210 six and eight week courses across 13 fields. Non residents pay 10.30 per unit while residents pay no fee beyond special lab charges. Over 2 500 students expected to begin June 20, with day classes Monday through Friday and evening sessions August to 10 p.m. across fields including art business English engineering telecommunications and sciences.
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San Bernardino Valley College
California
Adult Leisure Center At YWCA Schedules Monday Program
The Adult Leisure Center at the YWCA on Olive Avenue and Cajon Street announced a Monday program preceded by a noon luncheon. Guests may bring their own sandwiches as dessert and coffee are provided, followed by Ada Ascherman presenting humorous readings at 1 PM. All area residents are invited.
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YWCA
Olive Avenue
Cajon Street
Ada Ascherman
MoLONYS visit as Captain heads to Viet Nam tour
Captain Ronald L Molony and Mrs Molony visit relatives at Beverly Molony and Charles Pooles homes. They reside at Reche Canyon Mobile Home Park while he serves in Viet Nam. They will depart June 15 for Fort Bragg to begin a five week indoctrination course before overseas duty.
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Ronald L. Molony
Beverly Molonys
West Crescent Avenue
Charles Pooles
North Center Street
Reche Canyon Mobile Home Park
Bank teller robbed twice in one week at LA branch
Los Angeles reports show Bank of America teller Billa Shaw, 20, robbed Monday of 740 dollars and Friday of 1,866 dollars. A separate Tuesday incident at the same branch involved another teller’s 860 dollar loss, making a rough week for staff.
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Los Angeles
API
Billa Shaw
College grads see high starting salaries and plentiful jobs
California job prospects this June show high salaries and strong demand for graduates with skills. Starting pay ranges up to 15,000 for doctors and chemists, with engineers and MBAs also in demand. Be he beatnik style or high school dropouts face tougher options as firms seek qualified, presentable workers and required diplomas.
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California
California Teachers Association
CTA
University of California At Berkeley
Stanford
San Mateo Junior College
San Mateo
Ralph Keller
Rita Thomen
State Department of Employment
Mark F. Ziegler
San Francisco
Youth Opportunities Center
Spe
Cial
Keller
Norton MAC maintenance earns high praise at Norton AFB
The 601st Military Airlift Support Squadron at Norton AFB earns kudos for two major C-133 repairs matching work at Travis and Dover AFBs. A 601st crew fixed a fluctuating No 2 propeller and No 4 engine in six hours and twenty minutes, and another team replaced a damaged No 3 engine at George AFB, building a field-modified replacement.
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MAC
601St
Norton Afb
Vernon O. Elmore
Norton
Travis Afb
Dover Afb
Delaware
Military Airlift Command
Smsgt
Ottis Hudson
NCOIC
Mszgt
William E. Griffith
Robert E. DeCair
John A. Craig
George Afb
Sgt
Hudson
AIC
James B. Heckman
de Cair
Craig
Victorville
MAC Lads
Elmore
Minnesota firm bids 355 million for Mira Loma Air Force Station
Space Center Incorporated of Roseville Minnesota submitted the apparent high bid of 355 million for the former Mira Loma Air Force Station southeast of Ontario in a five bid process. Las Vegas Land and Water Company of Omaha Nebraska placed second with about 2 million. The idle facility has been excess since 1965 and Space Center aims to attract new businesses to the area.
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Mira Loma Air Force Station
Ontario
Minnesota
Federal General Services Administration
Space Center, Incorporated
Roseville
Minn
Las Vegas Land and Water Company
Omaha
Neb
Space Center
Local Human Relations Council to Meet in Redlands
Redlands will hold its June meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the School Board Room at Orange and Lugonia streets. The program includes a review of the Interracial Home Visitation, a report on the Pre White House Conference on civil rights in Riverside, and a progress report on the Inland Area Urban League. All interested in human relations are invited.
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The
Human Relations Council
Redlands
Orange and
Lugonia
White House
Riverside
Inland Area Urban League
Redlands Daily Facts publisher and staff list
Publisher William G. Moore and Editor Frank E. Moore run the Redlands Daily Facts from 700 Brookside at Center California. The paper dates from October 23 1890 and is issued in the evening except Sundays. Subscription rates are shown for carrier delivery with options for one month three months six months and one year.
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William G. Moore
Frank E. Moore
Facts Building
Brookside
Center
Redlands
California
Loma Linda University Receives $25000 Gift for Dormitory Addition
Loma Linda University announced a $25,000 cash gift from the Kresge Foundation of Detroit to aid a $750,000 expansion of Kate Lindsay Hall, a women’s residence. The project underway will be completed by Sept 1 and add 182 beds for September enrollments.
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Loma Linda University
Anderson
Kresge Foundation
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Sperry Rand
Steels
Jones & Laughlin
Inland
Youngstown Sheet
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Lloyd H. Widener
Reseda
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Texas
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Tacoma
Wash
Billie M. Weaver
Fort Worth
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Tina
Mt. View
San Bernardino
Ssgt
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Tolbert
Mira Loma Property
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