Kennedy to Decide on 90 Day Cooling Off in Labor Talks
President Kennedy and Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg meet to determine if a 90 day cooling off period should be sought to end the nationwide maritime dispute. Negotiations in New York featured waterfront clashes as shipowners and unions neared a partial agreement covering about a third of ships. the outcome remains uncertain.
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Hyannisport
Mass
UPL
Kennedy
Arthur. Goldberg
A. Fast- Hartley
Maritime
New York
U.S
National Mal bu_ police
Federal Mediation Service
Seafar
Labor
Maritim
Prescott Rodeo Opens Amid Mud and Rain
The 74th Frontier Days Rodeo in Prescott began under wet conditions with ankle deep mud. Calf roping saw leader Bill Hamilton of Ringed take first, while Gilbert’s Don Nichols placed third. Arnold Jones of Prescott led bareback riding. The rodeo continued with 186 cowboys competing for prize money.
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Prescott
UPI
Bill Hamilton
Ringed
Oriel Hower Nichols
Gilbert
Don Nichols
Nichols
Arnold Jones
Oe Davis
San Diego
Secon
Scottsdale seeks state tax commission approval to spend 518130 over budget
Scottsdale City Manager Bob McNutt will ask the city council to appeal to the state tax commission for permission to exceed the legal budget by 518,130 for the next fiscal year. Annexation plans are expected to push costs across departments to 984,848 for the year.
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Scottsdale
State ‘Tax Commission
Bob McNutt
Arizona
Tax Commission
Engineer’s Department
Cuba Prisoner Exiles Urged to Raise 22 Million for Tractors
A 10 man Cuban prisoner committee in Miami seeks funds from exiles to ransom 1,197 captives. The plan targets heavy tractors and bulldozers to cost about 28 million, with 22 million as an estimated needed total. Deadline set by U S authorities and Castro demands shape the effort.
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Cuba
3To Up
Miami
UPI
Fidel Castro
U.S. Immigration Service
Castro
Garcia
WPST
Signups End for Final Swim Lessons at Scottsdale Pool
Registration closes Wednesday noon for the final learn to swim series at Scottsdale municipal pool. Free lessons run 9 a.m. to noon starting July 25 for youngsters who did not participate in the first three sessions. Pool manager William O’Hair urged parents to enroll children.
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Scottsdale
William O’hair
Private Plane Crashes Killing Phoenix Pair in Canada
Two Phoenix men, Harry N. Archer and Homer H. McLeod, died when their single engine Moody Mark 20 crashed into a small lake about 75 miles northwest of Winnipeg. Archer was a real estate appraiser and both men attended a fishing festival at Flin Flow before planning to return to Phoenix on July 8.
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Winnipeg, Man
UPI
Phoenix, Ariz
Here
Harry N. Archer
Homer H. McLeod
Archer
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
McLeod
Flin Flow
Phoenix
New Contracts For Spy Plane
The Army awarded 3.4 million dollars in contracts for SD 2 drone maintenance and testing. Aerojet Corp. Downey Calif. received 2.8 million to extend the current agreement through November 30 for engineering and flight testing at Yuma and Libby Field. Lockheed Aircraft Services Inc. got 631 thousand for Libby Field aircraft maintenance at the Army electronics proving grounds, with a local hire preference.
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Huachuca
UPI
Army
Aerojet Corp
Downey
Calif
Penal Corps
Yuma Test Staion
Lockheed Aircraft Services, Inc
Libby Field
Electronics Proving Grounds
Lockheed
Tucson Girl Dies Of Rare Bone Marrow Disease
A four year old Tucson girl Diane Petterson died at Tucson Medical Center from hypoplastic anemia. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Budd Petterson she had emergency flown to Salt Lake City for treatment. Tucson residents donated blood for transfusions. Funeral services held this afternoon.
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Tucson
UPI
Tucson Medical Center
Diane Petterson
Budd Petterson
Salt Lake City
Soviet bombers arrive in Indonesia under arms deal
The Indonesian Air Force announced arrival of the first group of Soviet long range bombers bought under last December’s arms agreement. The exact number and model were not disclosed.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Woman Missing In Hills Sparks Full-Scale Tucson Search
A 58-year-old woman, Mrs Olivia Matze, hiking alone in Kellog Canyon near Mount Lemmon during a late afternoon rainstorm, prompted a full-scale search led by the Pima County Search and Rescue Unit. Counselors notified the sheriff after she failed to return from a walk at Whispering Pines Girl Scout camp.
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Tucson
Mt. Lemmon
Olivia
Kellog
Canyon
Pima County Search and Rescue Unit
Matze
Whispering Pines
Sheriff's Office
Arizona Woman Dies In Crash Near Madera
Mrs. Virginia Bond 34 of Williams AFB Arizona was killed in a single car accident on U S 99 north of Madera. She rode with husband Ernest Bond who was injured along with Marilyn Jane Bond of Vancouver Washington as a second passenger.
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Madera
Calif
New Teachers May Take Exams at ASU in Tempe
Teachers seeking qualification in Arizona may take examinations on the U.S. and Arizona constitutions at 10 a.m. Saturday at Arizona State University. The tests will be given in the Social Sciences Building. Dr. Ross R. Rice, ASU political science chair, said the test fee may be paid at the time of examination.
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Tempe
UPI
Arizona
U.S
Arizona State University
Social Sciences
Ross R. Rice
ASU Political Science Department
Senators and Air Force chief urge resuming atomic tests
Three senators and former Air Force chief Gen Thomas White call for immediate resumption of underground nuclear tests. Sen Henry M Jackson and Sen Kenneth Keating say tests are needed to evaluate devices and influence U S Soviet postures amid fears Russia may test secretly. Keating, Jackson and Hickenlooper push labeling current delay as foot-dragging on the decision.
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Russia
Jackson
Hickenlooper
Keating
Soviet Union
United States
Kennecott Signs New Contract In Four States
Kennecott Copper Corp and the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers signed a new contract affecting 4700 employees in Utah Nevada New Mexico and Arizona. The deal includes a 10 cent per hour wage hike for the next year and requires ratification by eight locals. The agreement comes 18 hours after the previous contract expired and work continued during negotiations.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Kennecott Copper Corp
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Kennecott
Utah
Nevada
New Mexico
Arizona
United = Steel Workers
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American Merchant Marine Institute
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National Maritime Union
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