House Debates Budget Cuts Amid Politics and Defence Plan
The House considered a 5.5 billion dollar appropriations bill funding HEW and Labor for the year starting July 1, trimmed by 309 million from Kennedy’s request. Republicans seek more cuts to free funds for possible tax relief while Democrats warn against underfunding relief for the disabled, aged and needy. Senator Javits proposed a Middle East security pact including Israel to deter boundary changes and assure military assistance.
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Labor Department
Kennedy
Appropriations Committee
Javits
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
United States
Israel
Middle East
Boeing Strike Set Thursday
International Association of Machinists members at Cape Canaveral Florida plan a strike against Boeing starting Thursday morning. The walkout targets production and maintenance workers nationwide with staged strikes across major sites including Wichita and Seattle as salary and job performance terms remain central to the dispute.
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UPS
International Association of Machinists
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Boeing Co
Boe
Wichita
Kan
Air Force Minuteman
East Plant
Strategic Air Command and Minuteman
Minot N.D
Decision On Suits To Be Discussed
Atty Gen Robert Pickrell will meet Thursday with Arizona county attorneys to review the Supreme Court ruling that state and local governments can be sued for negligence. He warned costs could rise and noted no paying mechanism exists, suggesting a possible state torts commission to advise the Legislature.
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Phoenix
UPT
Robert Pickrell
Arizona Supreme Court
Pickrell
High Court
Attorney General's Office
Warn
Arizona State Play to Open Theatre of the Absurd
The Arizona State University University Players present two one act plays The Great Rage of Phillip Hotz by Max Frisch and The Room by Harold Pinter opening Thursday at the University Playhouse Lyceum in Tempe Curtain 8 30 p m May 2 4 and May 9 11 The Absurd movement explores tragicomic human condition with the Frisch work mixing expressionism and humor and The Room tracing an elder couple in a London slum room and a struggle over identity and security
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Theatre of the Absurd
Arizona State University
University Players
Phillip Hotz
Max Frisch
James Yeater
Harold Pinter
Don Doyle
University Playhouse
Lyceum
Paris
New York
Theatre of the Absurd Repertory Company
Yeater
London
Burger Chef Drive In Celebrates Fifth Anniversary Nationwide
The Burger Chef Drive In at 237 West McDowell Road Scottsdale joins more than 200 stores in 28 states to sell 2,000,000 harp burgers during a two day anniversary event. Frank P. Thomas, president, cites automated operations and growing demand for quick wholesome food as the chain expands.
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West McDowell Road
Scottsdale
Burger Chef
Frank P. Thomas
Lands Airing Slated
Washington reports the House Public Lands subcommittee will hold hearings May 9 and 10 on bills by Revs Rhodes Udall and Aspinall to give the interior secretary broader authority to sell public lands. Rhodes would divide decision making between federal and state governments for non federal development. Udall would require sale of unneeded lands when needed for growth and development. Aspinall would amend the Taylor Grazing Act to grant discretionary authority to classify and sell lands not needed for federal programs.
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Washington
UPS
House Public Lands
Interior
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
Wayne V. Aspinall
D-Corp
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Rhodes
Udall
Interior Department
Aspinall
Interior Committee
Double Jeopardy in Pop Culture Manners
Washington writer notes a trend of TV actors crossing into music with record albums. He cites Bonanza's actor and Route 66 star George Maharis as examples and jokes about the flop of an actor turned singer whose voice failed to endure musical training.
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Newton Minow
Ben Casey
Dr. Kildare
George Maharis
Washington
Maharis
Rail labor feud blocks Santa Fe strike ruling
U S District Judge Julius J Hoffman linked Santa Fe Railway labor row to a nationwide rail dispute over featherbedding and halted a strike by 3000 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members. The injunction keeps east and west divisions quiet until the broader issue is settled.
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API
Santa Fe Railway
Brotherhood of Railroad
U.S
Julius J. Hoffman
Santa Fe
Hoffman
Brotherhood
Acheson
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