Labor reporters greet Democratic hopefuls at Miami Beach
Labor leaders in Miami Beach host a pre primary event as Sen. Birch Bayh and Sen. Hubert Humphrey visit to court union support ahead of the AFL CIO Executive Council meeting. Bayh hints at a possible run and pledges to back extra unemployment benefits if elected.
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Miami Beach
Lupi
Miami
Beach
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Hubert
Humphrey
Edward M. .Kennedy
Massachusetts
George Sy. McGovern
South
Dakota
Fiapold Hughes
Iowa
Afl-Clo Executive Council
Tillion
Organized Labor
Nixon
Labor Council
Florida
Afl-Cio
McGovern
Bayh
Labor
Supreme Court
Clement F. Haynesworth
G. Harrold
Carswell
Lane Kirkland
AFL Cio
George Meany
White House
Bayli
LULAC Week Festivities Planned in Phoenix
The League of United Latin American Citizens schedules a three day LULAC Week event on the municipal building grounds in Phoenix with opening ceremonies at noon Wednesday and a fiesta on all three days. The past president's ball follows at Desert Hills 2701 E Van Buren with a cocktail party at 7 p m Saturday and special guests Rodolfo Hoyos and Gilbert Duran. Donations are five dollars per person.
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League of United Latin American Citizens
Phoenix
Desert, Hills
E. van Buren
Rodollfon Hoyos
Gilbert Duren
Navajo leader pushes Indian owned firms and self help
Peter MacDonald, 42, new chairman of the Navajo Tribal Council, outlines goals to build a self sufficient economy on the vast reservation. He seeks more education, better highways, power and water, and expects Navajos to gain private business experience while federal aid funds long term restructuring. He notes unemployment at about 65 percent and dependence on outside contractors. The leader’s life shows a path from humble beginnings to a top government role.
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Gallup
N.M
Raymond Nakai
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Four Corners
Arizona
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Mexico
Utah
Colorado
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Erie
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Peter Donald
Peter MacDonald
Mac- Donald
Atta
Dolores
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Oregon
Draft’board
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Pacific
Ae MacDonald
Baconé Junior College
Muskogee
Okla
Élatioma
Oklahoma
California
Hughes Aircraft Corp
Palos Verdes
Los Angeles
Rocky
Linda
Hughes
Washington
Nixon
Quake-area buildings checked for safety
LOS ANGELES UP I reports a city task force expanded its canvass in the hardest hit areas to inspect structures. In a week since the quake 298 private buildings including 1017 family dwellings were found unsafe for occupancy. 925 private buildings had major structural damage but could be repaired. Some must be demolished or remain unsafe. Red Cross centers offered one stop service and emergency funds. Inspections focused on the 80 disaster triangle in the northern San Fernando Valley.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Department of Building and Safety
San Yorty
Red Cross
San Fernando Valley
Hugh Gillis
Regents Back Branch Campus Plan For Arizona State
Regents reaffirmed support for a branch campus of Arizona State University in the Phoenix area. Board President Norman Sharber of Flagstaff said the regents favor economical use of limited resources and may explain the plan to the Legislature if asked. They also weighed exempting hearings on policy changes to speed process.
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Mitvenatty
State ‘Board of
Hacen
Arizona State University
Phoenix
Norman ‘Sharber
Flagstaff
Sharber
Potluck Luncheon for Senior Citizens Scheduled
A noon Friday potluck luncheon for senior citizens is planned at Chesnutt Park 4565 N Granite Reef Rd. A short meeting follows with a slide presentation and table games. Attendees should bring a covered dish and their own table service. Call 945-4724 for more information.
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Chesnutt 1 Park
Granite Reef Rd
65 Dinner Returns for 32nd Year at El Zaribah Shrine
The 32nd annual 1365 Dinner is set for Wednesday at 7 PM in El Zaribah Shrine. About 1,200 Shriners and guests are expected. Proceeds go to transport costs forCrippled Children's Hospital and Burn Center patients, including plane fares and ambulance fees to 18 hospitals.
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el Zaribah
Pemple
Crippled Children’s. Hospital
Chancellor bill held in Senate Education Committee
Arizona Senate Education Committee held a bill to replace three university presidents with a chancellor and shift duties from the Boards of Regents and Junior Colleges to a new higher education commission. The measure lacks clear majority support, leaving action pending after a House and Senate review.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Senate ‘Committee
House
Senate Education Committee
Ray Goetze
Ray Goetze, R-Maricopa
Higher Education
State Board of Regents
State Board of Junior Colleges
New. Commission
Underground living pioneer Margaret Campbell dies at 71
Tucson report says Mrs. Margaret J. Campbell, who dug and expanded an underground home from 1946, died Sunday night at 71. Her 60 foot deep residence housed a 10 room plan and a 20 foot living area. She offered piano lessons and language study when not digging. She survived by a son two brothers four sisters and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Tucson
Margaret J. Campbell
Scottsdale Hiram Club and Ladies Day at Arizona Country Club
The Scottsdale Hiram Club and Ladies host a Thursday event at the Arizona Country Club. An Arizona Public Service public relations officer will speak while Arcadia High School Choir provides music. Cocktails start at 6 p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m. Tickets are $6.50 per person.
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Hiram “Club
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Arizona Country Club
Arcadia High School
Arizona Public Service
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