70 Million Jobs Benchmark Reached in June
The 70.3 million U S jobs figure marks the first time the 70 million level has been reached. Labor Secretary Wirtz called the gain impressive but cautioned that the rate still falls short of long term goals and noted a 1.8 million jump versus June 15 years ago.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce
Henry A. Wallace
Labor Department
Telmondeivte Doral Las Juees
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Wallace
HSL
Kennedy says Europe United States bond deepens on trip
President Kennedy announced that his 10 day Europe tour strengthened the close ties between the United States and Europe. He called the journey moving and said Americans can be proud of the nation's reputation in Europe.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
United States
Europe
Kenney
Germany
Ireland
England
Italy
Plays Planned By Workshop Next Weekend
The Scottsdale Players Workshop presents three one act plays at Stagebrush Theater on July 12 and 13 at 8 30 p m. The shows include A Sunny Morning directed by Carol Tomas with Irene Minter Allen Bobrecht Beverly Rader and Rod Kemmer in the cast Still Alarm directed by Kay Braswell with Robert Lawton Fred Jones Dee Rose Michael Lucchesi and Richard Hersh in cast and Trifles directed by Trudy Hurley featuring Elizabeth Degaris Bus ter Shaver Dolly Hersh Marl Baldwin and Jack Cook. A $1 fee applies to nonmembers. the event replaces the regular July workshop meeting.
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Scottsdale Players Workshop
Stagebrush Theater
Helen Durgarian
Carol Tomas
Irene Minter
Allen Bobrecht
Beverly Rader
Rod Kemmer
Kay Braswell
Robert Lawton
Fred Jones
Dee Rose
Michael Lucchesi
Richard Hersh
Clergymen Face Action In Court In Baltimore
Seventy of 283 demonstrators including religious leaders face court action after an Independence Day protest at a white only admission park. A four hour session before Judge John Serio resulted in pleas of not guilty and requests for jury trials. many released to lawyers, with no date set for circuit court. Many demonstrators returned to New York or Philadelphia on chartered buses. The protest featured clergy from Presbyterian, Episcopal and Catholic ranks led by figures such as Rev Dr Eugene Carson Blake and Rev William Sloan Coffin.
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Baltimore, Md
APT
Baltimore County
John Serio
New York
Philadelphia
Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Episcopal
Daniel Corrigan
Yale University
William Sloan Coffin
Union charges lockout by Tucson supermarkets
Charles W. Fish, secretary treasurer of the Tucson Retail Clerks Union, files NLRB charges against El Rancho, Safeway, and Food Giant for locking out about 350 workers. Picketing at Goodman Markets continues in a contract dispute begun May 3. four markets' contract expired last October with no agreement.
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Tucson
UPS
Charles W. Fish
Tucson Retail Clerks Union
National Labor Relations Board
Fish
el Rancho
Safeway
Goodman Markets
Goodman’s
Food Giant
Goodman's
NLRB
Four Million Dollar Counterfeit Ring Tied to College Press
A Bay Area college printing press produced about 4 million in counterfeit bills, authorities said. Suspect Donald J. Carothers, 21, confessed after arrest, as Secret Service and local police added four more suspects. About 2.4 million recovered, with 500,000 believed hidden in the San Francisco area. College president Dr. Fred Harcleroad stressed no campus involvement, while another employee, Eugene Allen, 36, was arrested. two Oakland men, Guy J. Smith and Joe Memoir, faced arraignment.
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Hanson
San Francisco
Carothers
Fred Harcleroad
Harcleroad
Eugene Allen
Allen
Guy J. Smith
Oakland
Calif
Joe Memoir
U.S
Donald H. Constine
Berserk gunman surrenders after family terror
Linden New Jersey truck driver Richard Teddy Coleman 32 surrendered to police after a four hour hostage and shooting rampage that left his wife Millie 37 and sister in law dead or injured and endangered eight family members. A white Mary Kaminski 18 reported being sexually assaulted during the incident before Coleman was captured near Newark Airport. Authorities recovered two public safety handguns from his car as he yielded.
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UPD
Linden
N.J
Richard
Teddy) Coleman
Elizabeth
N.J. General Hospital
Mary Kaminski
Coleman
Newark Airport
Millie
Betty Ann
Woman Survives Six Days Beside Crashed Pilot on Mesa
Frances Tweed, 47, survived six days on a high Zuni Mountains mesa after her husband Wendell Tweed, 43, died in a plane crash near Grants New Mexico. She kept watch for rescue, guided CAP planes to the wreck, and walked to a helicopter for urgent care.
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van Nuys
Calif
New Mexico
Frances Tweed
Wendell
Zuni Mountains
Tweed
San Fernando Valley
Cibola General Hospital
Tweeds
Des Moines
Iowa
Albuquerque
Prescott
Ariz
Zuni Range
Globe Swift
Marquardt Aviation Co
le Tweed
Civil Air Patrol
I. W. Boles
Alamogordo
N.M
Cecil B. Thomas
Scottsdale Council invites bids for street improvement project
Notice under Arizona law calls for sealed proposals to upgrade Marshall Way Indian School Road to Second Street El Dorado Lane Second Street First Street Main Street First Avenue and related sections in Scottsdale with pavement sidewalks curbs gutters irrigation storms and fire hydrants. Bids due 2:00 PM July 23 1963 with bonds equal to 10 percent of bid. Authority reserves right to reject all bids and bids from delinquents. Published July 5 6 1963.
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Arizona
el Dorado Lane
Old Scottsdale Road
First Street
Orange Avenue
Main Street
First Avenue
Scottsdale Road
Osborn Road
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Scottsdale City Hall
West Indian School Road
Senators urge Kennedy to boost APW funds for Indian reserves
Twelve senators from Alaska to New York asked President Kennedy to earmark more Accelerated Public Works funds for Indian reservations. They note unemployment up to 75 percent and say no projects have been awarded due to small populations. The letter cites severe social and economic distress in remote tribes. Arizona senators did not sign.
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Washington
API
Alaska
New York
Kennedy
Arizona
Record births and marriage licenses issued this week
The list shows births including a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams of 313 West Sixth Street on July 1 and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Deck Smith of 8131 North 67th Place on July 3. The Maricopa County clerk’s office issued a marriage license to Lee Spradling, 27, and Mary Jo Connors, 28, both of Scottsdale.
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Robert Adams
Sixth St
Deck Smith
Clergy Arrests Rise in Racial Demonstrations
Leaders of major religious bodies push for action in racial justice protests. The National Council of Churches backs direct action and a 25 member Commission on Religion and Race to coordinate church programs. Blake of the United Presbyterian Church and Episcopal Bishop Cornigan were among those arrested in Baltimore.
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America
National Council of Churches
Council
Episcopal
Daniel Corrigan
Blake
Arthur H. Lichtenberger
The
Episcopal Church
Commission On Religion and
Lichtenberger
Scottsdale Resolution 271 orders streetsimprovement
City of Scottsdale resolves to improve Marshall Way Orange Avenue El Dorado Lane Second Street First Street Main Street and First Avenue with pavement sidewalks curbs gutters irrigation storm drains fire hydrants and related work plus storm drains on parts of Scottsdale Road from First Avenue to Osborn Road. The measure follows Resolution 267, seeks bonds, and declares an emergency for immediate effect.
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Fourth Street
Marshall
Orange Avenue
Thom Hickey
Scottsdale
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