Last Ditch Attempt to Avert Rail Clerks Strike
SAN FRANCISCO dispatch reports Assistant Secretary of Labor James J. Reynolds joined Federal Mediation Service head Frank O'Neill in a final bid to avert a strike by 11 000 Southern Pacific clerks across seven western states. The union seeks retraining for workers displaced by automation. SP opposes, saying retraining creates extra jobs. Negotiations moved to Chicago, then back to San Francisco with no clear progress.
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San Francisco
UPS
James J. Reynolds
Southern Pacific Railroad
Reynolds
Washington
Frank O'Neill
Federal Mediation Service
Chicago
O'Neill
William McGovern
James Weaver
O’neill
Brotherhood
West Coast
Scotts Dale School Bond Vote Sets Growth Plans
Property owners in the Scotts dale School District will vote on a 3.4 million bond issue to add 103 classrooms across nine elementary schools and expand Ar cadia and Scottsdale High Schools. Polls open 6 am to 7 pm at 12 sites for about 30 000 voters with two separate questions.
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Hunter Gooch
Scottsdale
Arcadia
Holt
Flowers
Scottsdale Council of Pta
Voting sites set for Scottsdale School District bond vote
Twelve polling places will operate tomorrow from 6 am to 7 pm to allow property owners in the Scottsdale School District to decide on a proposed 3.4 million dollar bond. Locations include Ingleside, Kachina, Kaibab, Kiva, Pima, Supai, Tavan, Tonalea, Hohokam, Navajo elementary schools and Scottsdale and Coronado high schools in Phoenix and Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale School District
Ingleside
E. Osborn Road
Phoenix
Kachina
E. Campbell Street
Kaibab
62Nd Street
Kiva
E. McDonald Drive
Scottsdale
Pima
Supai
W. Continental Drive
Tavan
Tonalea
E. Oak Street
Hohokam
Oak Street
Navajo
Granite Reef Road
E. Indian School Road
Coronado
N. 74Th Street
187 Negroes Go Free On Appeal
The Supreme Court, in an 8 to 1 decision, struck down the breach of peace convictions of 187 Negro students who demonstrated against segregation on the South Carolina Capitol grounds in Columbia on March 2, 1961. The ruling held violations of free speech and assembly rights. The day’s actions also ordered further lower court review in Leon Bearden hijacking case and granted a hearing for Harold Fahy jailed for painting swastikas on a Norwalk synagogue.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Columbia
S. C
Leon Bearden
Continental Airlines
New Mexico
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Bearden
Harold Fahy
Norwalk
Conn
Investor Buys 40 Acres In Scottsdale
Investor Harry Lenart purchases a 40 acre parcel between Osborn Road Earls Drive and Scottsdale Road. Lenart plans no immediate development but aims to upgrade the area with high class projects. The land once belonged to Mrs Ruth Zimmerman and was valued around 1 million by local real estate men.
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Harry Lenart
Osborn Road
Earls Drive
Scottsdale Road
Lenart
Scottsdale Fashion Square
Ruth Zimmerman
Scottsdale
E. 0. Brown
Phillip Messinger
No Parking Advises Visitors for Scottsdale Stadium
Visitors to Scottsdale Stadium tomorrow are told to park on Ball Park Plaza or the field by Scottsdale Hospital. City crews will oil the stadium parking lot at Osborn and George Roads, and traffic will be restricted that morning.
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Scottsdale Stadium
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale Hospital
Osborn and George
Balloon Reaches 22 Miles In Infrared Test Flight
General Dynamics Astronautics reports a helium balloon launched near Yuma reached 22 miles, highest balloon born infrared measurement. The test aims to aid military space detection design and provide astronomical and meteorological data. Data analysis is set for midweek, balloon recovered at an undisclosed site.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
General Dynamics - Astronautics
Yuma
Aerospace Company
Fred G. Casel
Astro
Nautics
Casel
Kennedy Opens Tax Cut Talks While Delaying Reform
President Kennedy signals willingness to favor a tax cut of ten billion dollars this year even if reform provisions are delayed. He warns that failure to act could trigger a fifth postwar recession with job losses and rising debt while urging broad support for the tax package and criticising squabbles over benefit distribution. Moscow report notes 82 year old Fedor Danilovich leading a Soviet army anniversary swim in 20 degree water.
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Kennedy
Congress
Afl-Cio
Bankers Association
Moscow
UPI
Fedor Danilovich
Moskva
Danilovich
Burglars Fail To Enter Circle K Market
Police say two burglars attempted to cut into Circle K Market at 2235 S Scottsdale Rd using welding gear but fled before breaking through the window bars. They left behind an acetylene and oxygen tank a welding torch and a blanket.
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Gil Deaton
Paul Grimes
Circle K
S. Scottsdale Rd
Death Toll Rises In Flu Outbreak Across 21 States
The flu outbreak has hit 21 states with thousands ill. Asian flu traced in 11 states. In New York City during the first seven weeks of 1963, 818 deaths from pneumonia or influenza occurred, about 300 above the typical seasonal total. West Virginia Kentucky Indiana Michigan and Florida each reported one death and Johnson City Kansas noted several elderly rest home fatalities.
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New York City
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Michigan
Florida
Johnson City
Kan
Dow Jones Averages at 1 P.M. Decline Across All Indices
The Dow Jones at 1 P.M. (EST) shows 30 Industrials at 677.12 down 4.52, 20 Rails 152.33 down 0.79, 135.36 down 0, and 65 Eans 240.57 down 1.00. Sales totaled 2,320,000 shares.
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DOW Jones
P.M
Eans
Four Zoning Requests Set For Council
Four zoning requests will be heard tonight by the city planning and zoning commission. The proposals seek: 63rd Street and Indian School Road from R1-7 to SIR. Tangerine Avenue between Thomas Road and Carnation Circle from R1-7 to R-5. 6814-6820 FE Avalon and 6819 E Earls Drive from R1-7 to R-2. Brown Avenue west side 183 feet north of Osborn Road from C-3 to C-4. The meeting is at 8 p.m. in council chambers at 133 E Main Street.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
63Rd Street
Indian School Road
Tangerine Avenue
Thomas Road
Carnation Circle
Avalon
E. Earls Drive
Brown Avenue
Osborn Road
Council
E Main Street
Fire destroys Wesleyan College and apartments in Macon
A fire leveled several historic Wesleyan College buildings and three nearby apartment blocks in Macon Georgia on Sunday. More than 30 families were left homeless and four people suffered minor injuries with damage unofficially estimated over 100000 dollars.
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Macon
Local Weather Forecast Summary
High yesterday was 79 degrees. Low this morning 44 below. Sunrise at 7 02 a m. Sunset 6 21 p m. Forecast calls for continued fair weather with high cloudiness today through tomorrow. Little temperature change expected. Today's high near 82. Low tomorrow morning about 50. Tomorrow's high near 82.
Newsboy Plunges Two Stories in Shaft at Local Estate
Steven Huson age 15 son of Mr and Mrs Kent Huson of 3520 North 63rd Place Scottsdale suffered extensive facial injuries after falling two stories down an elevator shaft at Brownmoor Estates on East Indian School Road while delivering newspapers. He underwent surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital beginning 6 30 am and remained in operation at 11 10 am.
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Steven Huson
Kent Huson
N. 63Rd Pl
Scottsdale
Brownmoor Estates
E. Indian School Road
Huson
Good Samaritan Hospital
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al Flowers
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School Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Ankara
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Tammela
Finland
Urho Kekkonen
Newsboy
Indra
John Logvy
Paradise Park
Ed. J. Tweed
Francis Smith
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