Unique Plan Is Offered In Rail Dispute
President Kennedy proposed arbitration by Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg to settle the long running railroads versus unions conflict over featherbedding and work rules. Unions and railroads weigh the proposal as a threatened 12:01 a.m. Thursday strike looms and Kennedy cites extraordinary need for a binding recommendation.
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UPD
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
J. E. Wolfe
High Tribunal
Scottsdale
Brotherhoods
Goldbert
Afl-Cio
United Sees Workers Union
Scottsdale council ousts city clerk after protests
Scottsdale is fired longtime city clerk Dorothy Ketchum by a unanimous council vote after a two hour session crowded by over 80 residents. Acting city clerk Fern Anderson will assume duties as the council cites serious policy differences and lack of confidence in the office.
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Dorothy Ketchum
Scottsdale
Fern Anderson
Ketchum
William Schrader
Ketchumi
Schrader
Paradise Valley
Senator Scores Rights Proposal
Senator Storm Thurmond of South Carolina charged that President Kennedy’s plan to ban racial discrimination in public accommodations would turn private business into public utilities. The remark came as the Senate Commerce Committee questioned Burke Marshall, assistant attorney general in charge of civil rights, for a second day in Washington.
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UPI
Kennedy
Storm Thurmond
D-S.c
Senate Commerce Committee
Burke Marshall
Marshall
Thurman
Mesa Girl Electrocuted by Cattle Fence
A 10-year-old Mesa girl Kathy Wetzel died after touching a 315-volt electric fence in a pasture. Neighbor Sherrell Shepherd, also 10, suffered burns and was hospitalized. The incident occurred when Kathy reportedly lifted a fence strand to help Shepherd cross a wet area.
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Mesa
UPD
Sherret] Shepherd
Kathy
Mesa Southside District Hospital
Duwell
Wetzels
Sherrell
Nationals win 34th All Star game over American League
The National League defeated the American League 5 to 3 before 44 160 fans. Willie Mays starred for the Nationals with two stolen bases two runs driven in and his 20th All Star hit.
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Mays
Nationals
Board Approves Plan To Build Amphitheater
County supervisors approve a permit for a 65 000 seat amphitheater at the northeast corner of Pinnacle Peak and Scottsdale Roads on 146 acres north of Scottsdale Don Pablo plans use for sports events circuses or other activities not racing Attorney for opposing property owners says he will appeal the decision citing lack of need and funds Don Pablo calls the site his life and a southwest garden spot Partly cloudy with thundershowers likely in the late afternoon or night highs near 102 and a low around 75 Weather notes include 101 high and 81 low for Monday by Willard K Greene.
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Pinnacle Peak
Scottsdale
Don Pablo
Virgin Desert
Oval
Paul Levie
Board of Adjustment
Superior Court
Willard K. Greene
Ex city clerk Dorothy Ketchum fired after 10 years service
Dorothy Ketchum, Scottsdale city clerk and treasurer for a decade, was fired by the city council on Monday night. She helped expose a May 1961 land purchase by City Manager Robert McNutt and pushed for local sales tax and planning reforms.
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Dorothy Ketchum
Scottsdale
Ketchum
Robert McNutt
McNutt
S. Bishop
Toad Love Call Study Faces GOP Criticism
Rep Richard Roudebush attacks late NSF funding including a 21200 grant to study Central American toads and a 29100 Peruvian fern project. NSF defends the toad research as aiding human evolution and potential medical advances while defending other expenditures such as Eskimo culture films and seal diving studies.
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Roudebush
NSF
Central America
Five Die in Fiery Penn Lincoln Wreck
A multi-vehicle crash on the Penn Lincoln Parkway in Pittsburgh left five or six dead. Witnesses said one car burned with victims trapped inside, including a 6-year-old boy who died after being thrown clear and taken to hospital. A restaurant worker counted four or five bodies among the wreckage.
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UPI
Mercy Hospital
Joe Schubert
United Press International
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