Talks on copper strike stall at Magna meeting
In a 227 day nationwide copper strike the Kennecott union talks broke off within an hour of starting. Daniel Edwards of the Federal Mediation Service said no progress was made and the meeting was recessed subject to call. The union and Kennecott reps met at Magna Utah to discuss company wide bargaining and joint union positions.
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Salt Lake Cipy
Kennecott Copper Corp
Daniel Edwards
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington, D.C
al Skinner
United Steel
Workers of America
Jointe Union Committee
Mansfield urges hard line on copper strike to end tie-up
Senator Mike Mansfield told President Johnson to lock up the striking copper workers and keep them confined until they end the seven month shutdown. He criticized inaction and urged invoking emergency labor provisions to prevent aid to Communist nations, while Sen. Paul Fannin warned of weakened national resolve.
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Washington
UPI
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
Phe
Montana
Senate
Npo
Mansfield
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
East Germany
Russia
Wirtz urges panel split to end wage bargaining strike
Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz proposed a three part federal panel to break bargaining into refineries and smelters, manufacturers, and lead and zinc operations. The 26 unions refused companywide bargaining. He dismissed Sen. Fannin's political back to work vote plan as useless.
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Wirtz
Arizona State University
College of Law
Paul Fannin
R.ariz
Fan
Obituary of Kate A Berg at 99 in Scottsdale Hospital
Mrs. Kate A Berg 99 died yesterday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after visiting her son Ralph Berg in Scottsdale. She was born in Casy County Town and is survived by two sons Howard in Iowa and Ralph in Scottsdale, two grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. Services and burial will be in Atlantic Iowa. arrangements by Messinger Mortuary.
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Kate A. Berg
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Berg
Casy County
Ralph Ww. Berg
KE. Roosevelt
Howard P
Iowa
Ralph W
Scottsdale
Atlantic
Messinger Mortuary
Births at Good Samaritan and Scottsdale Baptist Hospitals
Records show multiple February birth announcements including a girl for Denise and Linda at El Charro. a boy for Robert and Jin da Rosefs ky. girls for Evan and June Farley at Garfield. girls for Jon and Mary Hearn. girls for Ronald Ashcroft. boys for James and Sandra Krugger. girls for John and Patricia Gray. boys for Dean Norris. boys for Raymond Latta. boys for Dr Richard Bailey. a girl for Mickle. a boy for Cleve Skennelly, with addresses listed for each family and hospital.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Lambie
Robert
Sylvia
E. Moreland
Marque
Denise
Linda
el Charro
Rosefsky
Jinda
Exeter Blvd
Farley
Evan
Garfield
Hearn
Jon
Mary
Lewis Ave
Ashcroft
Ronald
Deanna
Marcia
Cypress
Bailey
Richard
Marianne
Dixeter Blvd
Mickle
Susan
Carnation Circle
Skennelly
Cleve
Rosemary
Granite Reef Rd
Northwest seeks stronger veto on Columbia River water imports
A House Interior subcommittee backed a proposal giving the Northwest a veto over any feasibility study of water imports from the Columbia River to the Colorado River Basin. Oregon Republican Rep. Wendell Wyatt pressed for stronger assurances against diversions as the panel works on a broader bill to authorize Colorado River supply projects, including the Central Arizona Project.
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House
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Pacific Northwest
Columbia River
Colorado River
Oregon
John P. Saylor
R-Pa
Irrigation and Reclamation
Harold T. Johnson
D-Calif
Central
Arizona
Colorado
Phoenix
Tucson
Wyatt
Aspinall
Oregonian
Northwest
Colorado Basin
California
Particwar
Calawatia
Mexico
Ware
United States
Johnson visits Dallas in landmark return after Kennedy death
President Johnson rode past the Schoolbook Depository on the way to a National Rural Electric Cooperative Association meeting in Dallas. He told 10 000 delegates that peace in Vietnam requires no retreat from responsibility and praised American resolve and unity.
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Helen Thmas
Dallas
UPS
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Dallas Love Field
Dallas Memorial Auditorium
National Rural Electric Co-Operative Association
Ders
REA
Vietnam
Enemy of Freedom
Austin
Depository
L You
Johnson seeks permanent farm price support despite Hill opposition
President Johnson urges Congress to make permanent the basic U S farm support programs and expand rural aid. Sen Allen Ellender says no to permanent legislation and favors extension beyond 1969 with hearings set for April 3 and no expected final action in early 1969.
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Bernard Brenner
UPI
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Capitol Hill
Allen J. Ellender
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ellender
Scottsdale Fire Department Responds to Six Minor Alarms
Firemen answered six calls yesterday in Scottsdale including a house garage fire on Thornwood Acres at 6 07 pm with 300 dollars estimated damage. A gas leak at Valley Plaza Methodist Church was contained by shutting off the main valve. Three cars burned with varying damage and a brush fire at Hayden Road and Roosevelt caused no damage.
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Scottsdale
William Tennison
Thornwood Acres
Valley Plaza Methodist Church
F. Colter
Skouson Auto
Kriffin
Goetz
Hayden Rd
Roosevelt
City Vote Canvass Confirms New City Officials
City officials are officially certified after the canvass. Mayor Bud Tims and six incumbent councilmen will be sworn in for new terms at the regular council meeting on April 2.
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Bud Tims
Dan Bartos
Tims
Bartos
Mother charged in girls death in Glendale
Adeline Jeanette Umphfleet, 40, was charged Tuesday with two counts of homicide after shooting her two daughters Jackie Amphfleet, 8, and Virginia 2, in Glendale. The girls died at Maryvale Hospital after the back of the head shots with a .22 revolver. Police say Umphfleet telephoned a friend and urged her to check if the children were dead. The witness received the call shortly before 100 p.m. Monday.
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Glendale
UPI
Adeline
Jeanette
Umphfleet
Virginia Eggestein
Free use of Suez urged by Briton
LONDON UPI All nations including Israel must be allowed to freely use the Suez Canal before it can be reopened. Foreign Secretary George Brown of Britain said Monday.
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London
UPI
Israel
Suez Canal
George Brown
Britain
Rajiv Gandhi Weds Sonia Maia in New Delhi Ceremony
Rajiv Gandhi, 24, son of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, married Sonia Maia, 21, an Italian national, in New Delhi. The couple met as students and the wedding marks a high profile alliance reported by UPI.
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UPI
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Italy
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