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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
9
Pittsburgh UPI reports a historic 21 month steel contract ending six months of informal talks. The deal includes an extended vacation plan promising up to 25 000 new jobs and preserves job security over a wage increase. The agreement becomes effective Aug 1 1964 with reopening after Jan 1 1965 and formal signing expected next week.
Arizona Hospital Board told a House subcommittee that security at the state hospital will be tightened with a fence and gate checkouts for patients with ground privileges. Officials will notify authorities daily of unauthorized absences and unusual deaths will prompt sheriff or police access.
An investor asks about exchanging Illinois Central Railroad stock for Illinois Central Industries shares and the price gap. Experts note ICI is a holding company controlling the railroad, with dividends changing the price relationship. The move is prudent and many exchanges show the new stock catching up as dividends begin.
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman will lead a 30 day delegation tour of farms and agricultural facilities in the Soviet Union and several Communist bloc nations beginning around July 13. The group will visit USSR Poland Romania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia observing agricultural operations and meeting officials while assessing future Russian farming developments.
Denver hosts a three day GOP National Committee gathering as Nelson Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater supporters press for 1964 nominating support. The committee plans talks to pick the convention site with San Francisco favored over Chicago.
The Democratic National Committee will choose the 1964 convention site from bids by Atlantic City Baltimore Detroit Chicago Miami Beach Philadelphia and San Francisco. National Chairman John M Bailey announced the Tuesday decision.
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