No Strike Pact Faces Steel Labor Clash in 1962 Talks
Washington AP report says President Kennedy's administration urged a no strike stance as mid year steel negotiations opened. Labor Secretary Goldberg warned a walkout would make little sense while U S Steel and United Steelworkers weighed a subdued approach to curb layoffs and protect workers with pay and seniority measures. Unemployment in the steel industry rose into the four million plus range, with total jobless claims at 4,091,000 in December and 66,467,000 employed nationwide.
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Bennett to Quit Senate Moves to Scottsdale
UPI reporting from Phoenix says Sen Frank Bennett a Democrat from Santa Cruz will not seek reelection next year. Bennett has moved to Scottsdale with potential residence there long term and works in real estate in Santa Cruz and Phoenix areas. He previously served as Santa Cruz County assessor and treasurer. Possible successors include Democrat Hert Smith Democrat Harry Chernin and Republican L E Sexton.
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Thefts rise as renters aid car jacking via mistaken keys
Police warn ignition lock changes after thieves exploit owners refilling tanks. Walker notes tourists often aid theft by renting cars, leaving them parked, then mistaking another vehicle for theirs and stealing it. Joyriders frequently hijack cars at night, continuing until caught.
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Phoenix Annexes Paradise Area Adds 1.6 Square Miles
The City of Phoenix announced the annexation of a 1.6 square mile tract in Paradise Valley along Scottsdale Road between 60th Street and Cactus to Thunderbird Roads. The area contains 65 residents, increasing Phoenix’s population to 476,775 and total area to 211 square miles.
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Thunderbird Roads
ASU Prepares Class Schedules for Upcoming Semester
ASU plans the February 1 registration for about 11 500 on campus students and over 13 500 with extension and correspondence students. A 34 page schedule of classes and registration forms are available at the registrar's office with collection times set January 22 24 and February 1 3. Graduate students may pick up materials January 29 31 and former students must report to registrar records on same days.
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Arizona State University
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Television Class on ASU Station Offerings
A television class at ASU Station provides two courses, American Government and another unspecified course, offering three semester hours of credit. The listing notes the program targets TV viewers statewide and encourages enrollment.
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Scottsdale Chamber Reduces Budget and Launches Family of the Week
The Scotts dale Chamber of Commerce reduced its 1951 operating budget by 3500 to a total of 44500 and approved a new Family of the Week program. Hotels and inns in the Scottsdale area will nominate families who receive a red carpet welcome dinner a valley tour and newspaper pictures. New chairmen Herb Batt Ron Darrow and Bob Hyde were named for the coming year along with a new professional and business directory set for January distribution.
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Ron Darrow
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Ramrod
Taxes discussion spurs homeowners group growth in Scottsdale
A Scottsdale tax debate highlighted 2 percent property tax concerns as Reese and Searles urged enforcement of qualified appraisers. The session drew over 100 new members for the Arizona Homeowners Association, with DeWitt noting many attendees had joined earlier.
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DeWitt
Searles
Scottsdale
Arizona Homeowners Association
Farm Tax Rules Apply to Share Farmers and Crew Leaders
Wilson B. Wood, director of internal revenue for the Arizona district, reminded taxpayers that the term farm in federal social security and net taxes includes dairy, poultry, fruit, ariculture and horticultural operations. The rules apply to share-farmers, farm workers, and farm crew leaders across dairies, orchards, ranches, nurseries, and related enterprises.
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Wilson B. Wood
Internal Revenue
Arizona
Parks Department Expands After School Programs in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department extends activities to six new school areas, totaling 11 sites in partnership with the Scottsdale school district. Programs target elementary ages with hobby clubs and parent guidance. teenagers and adults attend at high schools. Contact leaders or call 945-7690 for details.
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Marshall Ted Roy
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Granite Reef
Mike Cady
West Osborn
Harry McElhone Pima
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Parks and Recreation
La Sota Promises Merit Based City Manager Judgment
La Sota pledges to judge a new city manager on merit and oppose firing for political reasons. He backs an immediate selection of the best qualified candidate and urges incumbents and rivals to support the new manager and department heads. He and two co-campaigners call for action on traffic, parking, and street safety with a plan for arterial roads and better parking facilities.
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John la Sota
John Marron
Bob Gruntz
Charles Christakis
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Kennedy Withdrawal From Cosmos Club After Rowan Rejected
President Kennedy’s membership bid to the Cosmos Club in Washington was withdrawn after the club rejected Negro Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Carl Rowan. Ambassador Galbraith, who had proposed Kennedy, announced his resignation, and Kennedy’s name was then removed from the list. White House: no discussion with the President yet.
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Edward R. Murrow
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