Tentative ship strike settlement reached by NMU and AMMI
The NMU and AMMI announced a tentative and conditional agreement after three days of hearings, proposing a four year contract with 4 percent first year wage rise and 2 percent annual increases, 60 day vacations for unlicensed seamen, and pension contributions. A binding contract awaits pacts with Masters Mates and Pilots Union and the American Radio Association, with a study on foreign flag vessels to be appointed by Labor Secretary Goldberg.
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NEW York
APS
David L., Cole
Chaiman
Kennedy
National Maritime Union
American Merchant Marine Institute
NMU
AMMI
Cole
Secretary of Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Arizona Savings Wins Approval For Insurance
The Federal Home Loan Bank accepted Greater Arizona Savings and Loan Association into membership with conditional insurance of accounts as part of Arizona Savings and Loan’s reorganization. State officials say routine conditions remain and anticipate reopening in at least 45 days after selling oversubscribed stock. Carl Ault will lead operations with offices in Phoenix and Tucson.
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Phoenix
API
Arizona Savings and Loan Association
Federal
Loan Bank
Greater Arizona Savings and Loan Association
Arnold J. Grasmoen
Maricopa County Superior Court
Greater Arizona Savings
Arizona Savings
Kansas City
Grasmoen
Maxwell E. Greenberg
Beverly. Hills
Calif
Arizona
Carl Ault
Fresno Officers Claim Solving Of Murder Case
Fresno authorities say they have solved the holdup murder of Homer P. Bryan, owner of a Fresno liquor store, on May 22. Four suspects are in custody including Billie Joe Chapple and his wife Linda, both from California, plus Fred Waldo and James A. Bentley from Arizona.
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Fresno
Calif
UPI
Homer P. Bryan
Billie Joe Chapple
Winton
Linda
Fred Waldo
James A. Bentley
Gilbert
Ariz
Waldo
Bentley
Bryan
Highway City
Arizona
Phoenix
Ft. Scott
Kan
Kansas
Yavapai
J.D. Welch
Utha Marie
Seligman
Leftists Arrested in Maracaibo Protests Over Ambassador Visit
Police report 37 leftists detained during an anti American demonstration in Maracaibo sparked by the arrival of U S ambassador Teodoro Moscoso visiting the city.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
UPI
U.S
Teodoro Moscoso
Hawaii Faces Food Shortages From Maritime Strike
Hawaii remains short on basic fruit and produce as the maritime strike drains mainland shipments. Gov. William F. Quinn said perishable stock could be depleted between July 15 and 20, with potatoes onions and tomatoes already due today. The affidavit supports Kennedy’s Taft Hartley case seeking an injunction and warns of potential emergency measures if the strike continues. Pineapple and sugar sectors report storage issues but expect no overflow before week’s end.
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Honolulu
UPS
Hawaii
William F. Quinn
Kennedy
Quinn
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Laos Strongman Seeks Neutral Govt Amid Kennedy Talks
Maj. Gen. Phoumi Nosavan, pro Western Lao leader and Laos deputy premier and defense minister, met with President Kennedy and top U.S. officials for hours at the White House. He urged a neutral government including all parties to prevent Communist domination and avoid foreign interference.
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Washington
UPD
Phoumi Nosavan
Kennedy
Laos
Nosavan
White “House
Federal jobs rise 8 597 in May report shows gain
The Senate House Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures reported 8,597 more federal civilian employees in May than April, raising total executive agency employment to 2,386,282 from 2,377,685. The Treasury Department had the largest cut with 2,683 fewer workers.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House Committee On
Harry F
Choisser to Attend Elks Grand Lodge Convention
Phoenix Elks Lodge will send its first national officer Attorney W T Choisser to the annual grand lodge convention in Miami Florida. Choister is inner guard of the grand lodge past state Elks president and past exalted ruler of the Phoenix lodge. The five day convention runs July 9.
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Phoenix Elks Lodge
W. T. Choisser
Grand Lodge
Miami
Fla
Choisser
Scottsdale
Jack Choisser
State Elks
Phoenix Lodge
Fires threaten Arizona forests from new blazes
Two major fires in the Apache and North Kaibab Forests remained active with uncertain severity while efforts continued. Lightning sparked additional blazes in Coronado and Blue River areas as 250 men battled a 200 acre timber fire in the Blue River Primitive Area, 60 miles south of Springerville, and a separate Mount Trumbull fire in the North Kaibab National Forest scorched about 600 acres.
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Apache
North Kaibab
Coronado
Arizona
Blue River
Springerville
National Forest
Thompson
Scottsdale Forecast and Notice of Sale in 1961
Mostly sunny with possible afternoon or night thundershowers. temperatures near 107 high, about 80 low. Notice: Sun Valley Management Co Inc intends to sell stock in trade and assets at 4519 North Scottsdale Road on July 9, 1961. Creditors to file claims at 4014 N 7th St Phoenix before July 9. Notary public confirms corporate authorization. Publication dates June 30 to July 8, 1961.
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Tate
Arizona
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale
7Th St
Phoenix
Ata
SUN Valley Management Co., Inc
Jerry Ingli
State OF Arizona SS
Maricopa
Jerry Inglis
Budget Shift as Kennedy Takes Reins in 1962
The 1962 fiscal year starts Saturday marking Kennedy’s growing role in federal spending. Revenues are projected at 78 to 81.4 billion and outlays at 81 to 85.4 billion with a 3 to 3.7 billion deficit. Eisenhower’s eight years emphasized restraint and debt reduction, while Kennedy aims to boost spending to spur growth and tax revenue.
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Kennedy
Eisenhower
White House
Solon Attacks Army Procurement Plan Over Profits
Senator John Williams denounces Army procurement policies after alleging Motorola Electronics Phoenix earned 58 percent profit on a contract with Gilfillan Brothers. He cites a comptroller general report showing fixed-price awards of 1.456 million dollars without cost data checks.
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Washington
UPI
John’ J. “Williams
R-Del
Phoenix Electronics
Williams
Motorola
Inc
Military Electronics, Center
Phoenix
Gilfillan Brothers, Inc
Los Angeles
Senate
Comptroller General
Gilfillan
Armstong Jones to join Design as adviser to editor
Anthony Armstrong-Jones named as one of four advisers to the editor of Design magazine, a move announced by the Council of Industrial Design. He previously served as an unpaid adviser to Princess Margaret's husband earlier this year.
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London
UPI
Anthony Armstrong-Jones
The
Council of Industrial Design
Princess Margaret
Design
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