Railroads and Unions Set March 13 Talks on Work Rules
In Chicago the nation's railroads and five major unions plan to resume negotiations March 13 over eliminating featherbedding and 40 000 firemen. The talks will focus on the firemen issue before addressing wider work rule changes that could cut 65 000 to 85 000 jobs in five years.
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Chicago
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
J. E
Doc) Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
Wolfe
America
Supreme Court
Kennedy
National Railway Labor Act
White House
Eisenhower
Phone Book Planned for Scottsdale and Paradise Valley
C F Boone a Lubbock publisher plans a Scottsdale Paradise Valley telephone directory to be released within 90 days. It will include an alphabetical residents and firms listing a current street map a street guide and a four color cow boy cover. Free copies for residents and firms. yellow pages for advertisers.
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Scottsdale and
Paradise Valley
C. F. Boone
Lubbock
Scottsdale
Boone
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Metropolitan Phoenix
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
John Wise
Clerks and Southern Pacific Show Brighter Settlement Hopes
Federal mediator Frank ONeill said a broad area of agreement emerged in the long dispute between the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks and Southern Pacific. Judge Weigel vacated a restraining order as talks resume, with both sides preserving rights to a strike or further court action.
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San Francisco
API
Southern Pacific Railroad
U.S
Stanley A. Weigel
San Mateo County Superior Court
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
O'Neill
Police Blotter Report Of Local Thefts And Losses
Joe Lambeth reported $50 in change missing from his home after a kitchen window was forced open. Allan Cooke said thieves took $340 in power tools from Village Cabin Shop during the night. Two abandoned bicycles found by Howard Sager were tagged and placed in the bicycle rack outside the police station. Lorraine A. Matchett reported a lawnmower stolen from her home yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lambeth
E. Pinchot
Lambeth
Allan Cooke
E.ast St
Howard Sager
Pst
Lorraine A. Matchett
E. Osborn
Boys' Club Plans Soap Box Derby and Club Activities
The Boys' Club of Scottsdale partners with the Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce and Valley Chevrolet to run a soap box derby on July 14 at the South Mountain Park track with construction clinics and application help. The club also seeks unused instruments for a new band and hosts the Chaparrals Car Club to establish an auto shop with talks, movies, and safety sessions. Basketball reaches the final two weeks as the Boys' Clubs of America sectional tournament begins with Scottsdale Juniors facing Holmes Unit and Scottsdale Seniors facing Southern Unit.
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Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce
Valley Chevrolet
South Mountain Park
Scottsdale Exchange Club
Boys’ Club
Carl Gustafson
Car Club
Oldsmobile
City Council to rule on four zoning cases and Shea Paradise plat
The city council will act on four zoning applications tonight including rezoning proposals near McDowell and Pima Road, Indian School Road area, Hayden Road north of McDowell, and Marshall and Second Street to enable a medical building. A tentative Shea Paradise plat at Jenan Drive and Scottsdale Road is also on the agenda. meeting starts at 8 p.m.
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McDowell Rd
Pima Road
Indian School Road
82Nd Street
McDowell Road
Hayden Road
Marshall and
Second Street
Shea Paradise
Jenan Drive
Scottsdale Road
Funeral today for Thomas H. Blackburn 80
Funeral services for Thomas H. Blackburn 80 of Wheel Inn Trail er Ranch 7010 E Continental died Saturday scheduled today at 2 p m Born in Renwick Quebec Canada he lived in West Salem Wis 35 years moved to Scottsdale four years ago from Santa Monica Calif He was a member and Past Master of Salem Lodge No 125 F and A M and a member and past Worthy Patron of West Salem Chapter No 64 Order of Eastern Star He belonged to the Presbyterian Church in Santa Monica Surviving wife Ethel M Blackburn a son A T Blackburn Stillwater Minn a daughter Mrs M R Steenson Racine Wis a brother W A Blackburn Santa Monica seven grandchildren one great grandchild Funeral services were scheduled today at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with cremation at Greenwood Memorial Park.
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Thomas H. Blackburn
Wheel Inn Trailer Ranch
E. Continental
Renwick
Quebec
Canada
Mr. Blackburn
West Salem
Wis
Scottsdale
Santa Monica
Calif
Salem Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Presbyterian Church In
Ethel M. Blackburn
A. T. Blackburn
Stillwater, Minn
M. R. Steenson
Racine, Wis
W. A. Blackburn
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
James Thomas
F. Earl Burkess
Greenwood Memorial Park
Graz to Speak on Humorous and Serious Aspects of My Work
Oscar Maria Graz author of 36 books will talk at 8 p m tomorrow in the ASU student union. He will discuss humorous and serious aspects of his work including We Are Prisoners and The Life of My Mother.
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Oscar Maria Graz
ASU
Scottsdale lawmakers figure in Arizona House report
Scottsdale figures Rep. Dave Kret and Rep. John Pritzlaff appear in a legislative rundown. Kret pushes tax equalization critique and a driver age 18 amendment that passed the House but failed in the Senate. Reese withdraws HJM 2 to save passage. several bills fail or advance with mixed votes.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
House of Representatives
Dave Kret
State Tax Commission
Kret
Senate
Don Reese
R-Dist
Reese
Pritzlaff
Yea
Scottsdale Area
Corporation’ Commission
Superior Court
Justice Court
Reese, Kret
Flu incidence in Maricopa报 remains well below seasonal norm
Maricopa County health officers report flu cases about half the usual level for this time of year. Dr Niels Poulsen cautions that low current cases do not rule out a possible epidemic. Meanwhile Springer ville and Eager schools closed for at least two days after about 300 people fell ill in four days.
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Maricopa County
Niels Poulsen
Health Department
Springerville
Eager
Hoover Awarded Alumni Medal for Distinguished Service
Former President Herbert Hoover received the Herbert Hoover Medal for Distinguished Service from the Stanford Alumni Association in New York. Presented by association president Guy R. Neely, the gold medal honors Hoover for more than 70 years of service to Stanford and the nation. Hoover helped found the Hoover Institution, aided the Student Union project, and organized the Food Research Institute.
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New York
APS
Herbert Hoover
Stanford Alumni Association
Guy R. Neely
Phoenix, Ariz
Hoover
Waldorf Astoria Towers
Stanford
Hoover Institution
Food Research Institute
Graduate School of Business
Cancer Movie Set Tomorrow in Scottsdale Crusade
Time and Two Women, a 1963 Scottsdale Cancer Crusade film, will be shown at the Baptist Hospital Auxiliary meeting tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the Safari Hotel convention center. Crusade education chairman Mrs. Carl Helber said the program educates the public in preparation for the April crusade.
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Scottsdale
Baptist Hospital Auxiliary
Safari Hotel Convention Center
Carl Helber
Crusade Education
Notice of Sale by Southwestern Investment Company
Southwestern Investment Company will auction a 1962 Dodge Lancer 2 door sedan at 823 N. 1st Street Phoenix Arizona on March 15 1963 at 10:00 a.m. The vehicle was re possessed on February 26 1963 at 1403 West Lake Avenue Phoenix by the company due to its seller rights in a conditional sale with Banner Dodge Company and Fred Giarrusso dated August 18 1963 and filed with the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division. Dated February 27 1963.
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Southwestern Investment Company
1St Street
Phoenix
Arizona
West Lake Avenue
Banner Dodge Company
Fred Giarrusso
Motor Vehicle Division
Arizona Highway Department
1St St
E. Granada
Southwestern Investment
Bay Of Pigs Vet Widows Receive 450 Per Month
A Central American anti Castro group pays 1800 monthly to four Birmingham wives of American fliers missing after the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. Attorney Alex E Carlson said the trust funded the payments totaling 450 per widow per month. The checks are drawn on Bankers Trust New York.
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Bay of Pigs
Miami
UPI
Alex E. Carlson
Birmingham
Ala
Bankers Trust Co
New York
Riley W Shamburger Jr
Wade C. Gray
Thomas Willard Ray
Lee F. Baker
Gray
United Press
Carlson
Castro
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Repossession Notice for 1957 Ford Fairlane in Phoenix
Legal notice from Phoenix Arizona dated March 15 1963 states a 1957 Ford Fairlane sedan was repossessed February 26 at 1901 E Granada by Southwestern Investment Company under a conditional sale agreement with Delingers 300 Motors and Ewen Stinnett dated November 22 1962. The notice was filed with the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division.
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