Flight engineers threaten new airline strike in US
Flight engineers at six major airlines threaten a wildcat walkout within a week to 10 days unless Western Airlines rehiring 124 engineers is completed. Al Kiburis of the Flight Engineers Coordinating Assembly said a meeting with Labor Secretary Goldberg is planned over claims a presidential order is being violated. The February six day strike idled American, Pan American, TWA, Eastern, National, Western and Flying Tiger airlines.
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JFK Plans Hit as Farm Subsidy Cuts Face Setback
Washington officials report a Kennedy budget plan cuts the farm conservation subsidy from 250 million to 150 million for 1962. Agriculture Secretary Freeman and aides preferred keeping the 250 million level, but the budget proposal shows a reduction driven by the Kennedy administration.
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Realtors Gather for Arizona Association Convention Topics
The Arizona Association of Realtors state convention will discuss syndication of investors for property development education standards for real estate professionals and the realtor code. Speakers include Paul M. Roca Phoenix attorney Dr John F Prince Phoenix College and Wilbur R Harding regional vice president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards.
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Provo
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Officials To Discuss Tucson Jet Flights
Two Continental airline officials will visit Tucson to plan jet passenger service starting June 11. Mark Kramer and Richard Scherling will meet city officials, Tucson airport authority, and the chamber of commerce.
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Udall Calls Top Level Meeting On Metals Industry
Morris K. Udall urged a national conference involving management labor government and science to chart a program for the non ferrous metals industry He cited 3000 copper jobs lost since the year began and urged retraining and relocation support for workers displaced by automation at the Tucson convention of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers.
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Coin Club Forms First Public Meeting in Mesa
Coin collectors are invited to the Mesa public library at 7 p.m. today for the inaugural meeting of the Valley of the Sun Coin Club led by John White of Mesa. Discussion of future activities and membership applications will be held.
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Hopeful American Woman Seeks Mate In Red China
Mrs. Robert E. McCann travels toward Communist China to plead for permission to bring her cancer sick husband from Shanghai prison to Pasadena. She hopes for a release as he remains one of five Americans held, with dates and embassy briefings noted.
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Work Starts On College Plan
A House education subcommittee planned to begin writing its version of the administration's $2.4 billion bill to aid colleges. It would support scholarships and classrooms, with minor changes anticipated, and discuss a state federal grants program alongside loans. The plan includes a five year 1.5 billion construction loan program and four year scholarships up to 900 million over eight years.
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Farmer to Build 32 More Houses in Scottsdale
E L Farmer Construction Co has secured permits for 32 new homes in the Hy-View Homes development in southeast Scottsdale with a permit value around 300000. The project expands the company's local housing footprint and strengthens its commercial activity in the area.
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Supervisors Reject Camelback and Cactus Rezoning Requests
County supervisors again denied a five acre Camelback at 44th street zoning plan on the planning commission recommendation. They also rejected a rezoning at Cactus and Scottsdale for guest ranch use. The plan originated from D. L. Strother and a 15 acre parcel group though the commission had advised denial.
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Horseback Mishap Injures Rider Near Scottsdale
Pete Palmieri of 501 West More land returned home from Good Samaritan hospital with a sling for arm injuries after a desert ride accident north of Scottsdale. The cinch slipped as he mounted causing him to fall, injuring his arms and shoulder while the horse bucked and then was caught by other Mounted Patrol riders.
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Prescott Names Two To Fill City Council Seats
Prescott votes to fill three resignations with Morris Muller Gerald H Turley and W W Caywood to serve the remaining two years of four year terms. Arthur L Bunger named city manager and Don E Wilson chosen treasurer replacing Branum and Mcintosh with new annual salaries of 12000 and 9000 respectively.
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New Parish Decreed in Sun City by Tucson Bishop
Tucson UPI reports a new parish in the Catholic diocese of Tucson has been decreed for Sun City near Phoenix by Most Reverent Francis J. Green, bishop of Tucson.
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Gilmore Steps Into Korea With 8th Cavalry
Army private James W. Gilmore age 24 arrives in Korea joins the First Division's 8th Cavalry. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Winfield S Gilmore of 7809 EB South Loma Land Scottsdale.
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Points for Parents and Teen Counseling
A parent expresses hurt that a teen talks more with a school counselor than with the family. The piece discusses the role of understanding parents in accepting outside counseling for teenagers and balancing inside family guidance with professional support.
House panel approves revised Social Security bill
The House Ways and Means Committee backed a watered down version of Kennedy social security proposals. It would lift cash benefits for 3.675 million retirees this summer and allow men to retire at 62 with reduced benefits. Financing comes from half the proposed payroll tax increase, with employers matching. Budget Director Bell cited two thirds of the current year deficit from administration programs and noted new spending of 1.365 billion for the next year amid revised Eisenhower estimates.
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