Walkout On Coast Sparks Federal Effort To End Strike
Severe food shortages in Hawaii and heavy losses on the West Coast drive federal officials to resolve three week maritime walkout. A three man panel reports no progress between PMA representatives and strikers as Hawaii seeks cargo relief and President Kennedy weighs military transport to speed supplies.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
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Itlands
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Pawaiian Sugar Refining Corporation
Crockett, Calif
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Willard Wirtz
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Robert Moore
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James Healy
Banks in Algiers Close Amid OAS Robberies
Banks in Algiers shuttered all branches as the OAS carried out a new wave of robberies to fund terrorist activities. Reports from Oran cite kidnappings and disappearances as French forces struggle to restore cease fire while violence pushes Algeria's year toll to thousands with multiple fatalities and disappearances.
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API
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OAS
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Suzanne Luvy
Congregational United Church Opens New Building Sunday
The Scottsdale Congregational United Church of Christ at 629 N Granite Reef Rd begins worship in its new building Sunday at 9:30 and 11 am with church school sessions at 9:30 am. The first unit of a four‑part campus plan houses worship and classrooms with seating for 140, plus a kitchen and offices.
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Wm. S. Porter Co
Mesa
Cleveland
Weaver and Drover
AIA
Phoenix
Richard E. Drover
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Ralph Fulton
Kugler Given Prison Term In Shootout
Yarnallai was wounded in the shooting but recovered. Kugler was meted a prison term as the case concluded.
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Yarnallai
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Kennedy Plan At A Glance
President Kennedy proposes a transportation package to Congress including removal of minimum fares on air rail and bus travel with potential passenger savings and higher carrier revenues. It would provide 500 million dollars for a long range program to restore and expand metropolitan mass transit facilities. A broad government policy on transportation mergers would emphasize competition efficiency and worker adjustment aid. Tax proposals include repeal of the 10 percent fare levy and user charges on airways and inland waterways.
Kennedy Plans Brazil and Mexico Trips in 1962
President Kennedy announced definite plans for a second major Latin American tour including Brazil in 1962 with Jacqueline Kennedy, to follow Goulart’s Washington visit. A Mexico trip is planned for early July, and past regional stops were noted as part of ongoing inter American diplomacy.
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Senators Debate Spanish Teaching in Elementary Schools
The Passport speaks for the Spanish teaching views of Senators Hayden and Goldwater. Hayden supports teaching Spanish in elementary schools, while Goldwater urges making Spanish a required early subject in Arizona schools to ensure student proficiency.
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Scottstate Spanish Committee Today
Hayden
Goldwater
House
Carl Hayden
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Operation Decency Week at Scottsdale Boys Club
The Boys Club of Scottsdale marks National Boys' Club Week and its third anniversary in new facilities at the community center 410 E. Osborn. The program spans April 9 to 15 with daily activities and a Saturday teen dance, featuring safety days, hobby displays, fitness contests, and award ceremonies led by Rob McCampbell and staff.
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Boys’ Club of
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Club
E. Osborn
United Fund
Rob McCampbell
Roy J. Ciappini
Trevor Stinson
LeRoy Larson
Na‘opal
Tony Evans
M.C
Medan and
LA Ets Ve Cattlyse
Sears Moves Phoenix Downtown Store to New Location
Sears will vacate the 151 E. Adams downtown Phoenix store before May 23 when the new Sears at 20th Street and Camelback Road opens. Arizona group manager Wade L. Hampton cited economic reasons for moving both facilities. Downtown Merchants Association president Harry Rosenzweig downplayed the impact, estimating about half the business will migrate to other outlets.
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Phoenix
UPS
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Wade L. Hampton
Arizona
Sears
E. Adams
20Th St
Camelback Road
Hampton
Harry Rosenzweig
Downtown Merchants Association
City Issues 36 Building Permits
The city building department issued 36 permits for construction including 34 homes in Parks Scottsdale No 1 on Granite Reef Road at a total cost of 266 200. Two pool permits were issued for J R Hicks 4545 N Scottsdale Rd and Paul Bach.
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City Building Department
Scottsdale No. 1
Granite Reef Rd
J. R. Hicks
N. Scottsdale Rd
Paul Bach
Ésrd St
Pajama Game Fundraiser at Scottsdale High
Scottsdale High teachers stage a light hearted fifth annual Pajama Game fundraiser in the school auditorium. Proceeds from $1 tickets support college education for Scottsdale High seniors and the lively cast features teachers in amusing roles under director Joseph Esle.
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Scottsdale
William Skinner
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