Solid Footing Recommended By John Cross
John Cross independent candidate for Scottsdale City Council appeals for support. He says as a homeowner and permanent resident he wants to build the city on solid ground and urges long range planning to meet today’s challenges. Cross has lived in Scottsdale since 1959 and works as a cost development analyst and project engineer. He is active in many organizations and teaches Red Cross first aid. He attended college and accounting institutes and is married with five children.
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John Cross
Scottsdale
Cross
B.P.O.E
Elks
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
American Institute
Teamsters invited to AFL-CIO building trades conference
Harold J. Gibbons announced that 300 Teamsters locals in construction have been invited to attend the AFL-CIO Building Trades Department conference opening March 6. The event draws about 2,500 to 3,000 attendees and reflects ongoing ties between the Teamsters and building trades despite past expulsion. Meany declined to comment on Teamsters’ statements.
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Teamsters
Wis
Labor Federation
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Aflcio
Gibbons
Capitol Hill
Tradk
Western Conference of Teamsters
Meany
James R. Hoffa
Communists Call for Backing Summit Effort
Moscow dispatch reports the Communist bloc urging support for a forthcoming summit as leaders and allies discuss strategy and international alignment amid mounting political pressure.
Cockrill Calls for Re-Evaluation of Scottsdale Budget
Mark Cockrill a Better Government candidate for mayor urges re evaluation of Scottsdale finances to fund street maintenance. He cites an inequitable balance of city appropriations noting only 580 000 for street repairs this year while other functions receive more. Fellow Better Government candidates commend the street crews despite limited funds.
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Scottsdale
Mark Cockrill
Better Government
Cockrill
Cockrill Sied
Charles E. Budinger
G. Herb Caywood
Thomas G. Felke
Trent O. Beacham
Boyd R. Parker
John Woudenberg
American Officer Killed In Congo
Lt Col Helen D. Stogner 39 of El Paso was shot through a bedroom window as he read in bed in Leopoldville. United Nations and police cordoned the park area with a Congolese suspect held, an embassy chauffeur among those detained.
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Leopoldville
Congo
UPI
U.S. Army
Helen D. Stogner
el Paso
Tex
U.S
Titanic
Stolger
Family Perishes in Rural Fire Near Kankakee
A rural five room house in St Atthe Woods near the Illinois Indiana line burned, killing Michael Mallory 12 and his brothers Harold 8 Bruce 7 Claude 5 and Kara Ewing 3. Their mother cared for the girl Gwendolyn Mallory. the father Robert Mallory was killed in Chicago last year. Police blamed defective wiring. the home stood in a poor unincorporated area about 15 miles east of Kankakee. The mother was in Central Hospital at Clifton, Illinois.
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Gwendolyn Mallory
St. Atthe Woods
Kankakee
Hlinois-Indiana Border
Michael Mallory
Harold
Bruce
Claude
Kara Ewing
Mallory
Central Hospital
Clifton, I
Robert Mallor
Chicago
Wrecking Company
Mystery man identified as vanished chemist Holmberg in Rockford
FBI confirms the Rockford laborer once known as Verne Hansen is Dr. Carl Vernon Holmberg, a Syracuse University forestry researcher who disappeared in May 1955. Holmberg, born August 21 1916, had a troubled marriage and a legal drunk driving incident before reemerging.
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King Company
Mabel Ostling
Sand Point
Idaho
Carl Gunnard Hansen
Hansen
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Verne Hansen
Carl Vernon Holmberg
Syracuse University College of Forestry
Magma Locals Reach Two Year Labor Agreement
Magma Copper Corp and five unions agreed on a two year contract affecting 470 workers at San Manuel and Superior operations. The deal mirrors a January 30 agreement with the IUMS and provides immediate B.4 cent wage increases plus a similar raise on July 1, 1963. The unions include the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers IBEW IBM Boiler Makers Painters Machinists and Boilermakers at San Manuel and Superior.
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Phoenix
UPI
Magma Copper Corp
San Manuel
Superior
Ralph Sievwright
Magma
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Brotherhood of Painters and
International Association of Machinists
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Carlton Nason
N. Brown
Sketch Bookshop
Pat Thompson
Florida
Everglades
Thompson
Moscow
UPT
Seer Hristorem
United Nations
Robert Gardiner
W. Bethany Home
E.main Mesa
Time Aviation Inc
By Reg Manning
Washington
Ing
King
Rockford, TL
Diackere
Rockford
Hansens
Michi
Syracuse
Gan State
Rocord
New York
Hansenberg
Babcock
United Press International
Menlo Park
Calif
Holmberg
Accord
Westerberg's Bakery
Earl's Market
Shoppers Fair Indian School
Hayden
Hayden Road
Shopper's Fair
Pullsketn
Shopper's Fair Shopping Center
WHO
Tiger Wash Laundromat
Ciea
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