Phoenix bus drivers accept two year contract ending strike
Phoenix area drivers vote to accept a two year contract after a 50 day strike. The agreement gives time and a half overtime after daily runs, an eight cent per hour raise each year, boosted disability benefits, and eligibility for insurance after 90 days. Transit owner L A Tanner says fares will not rise. Union spokesman Merlin Gergins calls the deal honorable.
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Jackie Movie Slated for US Release Blocked at Home
USIA plans a 100000 color documentary on Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy Abroad but a Republican charge questions its use as campaign material. USIA says the film cannot be shown in the United States without law change. A Hollywood team is producing the documentary amid expectations of high demand overseas.
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Four Local Men Pass Bar Tests
The State Bar Commission on Examinations and Admissions reports four local men passing the bar tests. Named are Jack E. Evans Richard C. Gontiley James T. Miliken and Jod S. Reynolds. Top scorer was Kenneth J. Sherk of Phoenix with address 2090 W Tuckey Lane.
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Weather snapshot for 24 hours ending 4am
Temperatures and precipitation figures cover the last 24 hours ending at 4am. The report records highs and lows, rainfall amounts, and notes any notable weather events impacting local areas.
Third death by own action at hospital ledge fall
A prominent dentist's wife, under psychiatric treatment on the sixth floor, attempted three times to crawl out on a hospital ledge. She succeeded on the third attempt and fell to her death.
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Defected Russian Engineer Seeks Return to Soviet Union
Alexei Golub, the Russian engineer who defected to the West last year, asked the Soviet Embassy for his passport to return home. His wife, Alexandra, previously chose to go back to Russia, while Dutch authorities investigate how Golub reached the embassy.
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Civil Defense Class Begins April 2 at Civil Street
An introductory civil defense class kicks off April 2 at 7 30 p m on Civil Street designated as opening session 19 a in basic training for local residents seeking basic civil defense familiarity.
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Anti-Communist School Folds On Opening Night
Tucson reports an eight second scene at the University of Arizona Monday night as President Ken Winters says the group will not rise again until liberation from bound ideas. The event was described as a brief, disruptively anti communist stance ending quickly.
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Scottsdale High Students Win Foreign Language Trophy
Scottsdale High School students won top French honors at the fourth annual foreign language forensic tournament sponsored by ASU. About 800 students competed with a two hour original composition in a foreign language. Dr R K Bowman oversaw the event, aiming to boost interest and quality in languages. Scottsdale earned a plaque for most points in French and Latin contests.
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Emphasis on Scottsdale in GE computer ad
A three minute GE commercial filmed in Scottsdale last October spotlights the city, its residents and local institutions using GE computer technology in daily business to speed paper work and service. Don Herbert narrates the progress piece, with scenes across the town including banks and the school system. The program airs Sundays at 7 pm.
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Fragmented OCR Teaser Noting Missing Data
A damaged OCR snippet presents unreadable names and dates with garbled characters. Readers are left with partial phrases and unclear context, making it difficult to determine the event participants location or outcome.
Soviet Union tests hinder ban hopes and disarmament push
The passage notes that the Soviet Union appeared not to want a ban and desired more tests, dampening hopes for general disarmament progress. It reflects Rusk's belief that inspections would police any ban and shows unresolved areas with Germany and other issues.
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Broadcasters urged to raise TV standards at DuPont dinner
In a speech at the DuPont Awards Foundation dinner, Greene criticized tailing to serve public interest and urged U.S. broadcasters to offer more than crime and adventure series. He warned that Asia Africa and Latin America have audiences eager for better television and that failure to help them could invite change elsewhere.
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Sun Devil Women Schedule Picnic on ASU Campus
The Sun Devil Women announce two picnics set for Tuesday April 10 at 4 30 p m on the Arizona State University campus venue listed as Gam Mage West Halls patio with details limited in the readable text.
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Arizona State University
Hearing on City Street Paving Camelback Road Scottadale Arizona
Public notice announces a hearing on the assessment for street work on Camelback Road and nearby streets in Scottadale Arizona. The Superintendent of Streets schedules the public hearing and payment proceedings under the Arizona Revised Statutes and related amendments.
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Partial Accord Found in West Coast Maritime Strike
Pacific Marine Association and three unions reach a formal accord on handling strike bound cargo with military shipments allowed to depart and limited unloading time for incoming vessels. Mediation efforts continue as talks stalled March 16 with a gap near six million dollars. San Francisco ports face port block concerns as president urged to intervene.
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