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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1961

Page

3

National Airlines service to 37 cities resumes through arbitration

National Airlines says 37 city route service should return to normal by Wednesday as a federal mediator reviews union grievances. IAM members ended a six day walkout and agreed to binding arbitration with Labor Secretary Goldberg proposing Feinsinger as mediator. Mechanics receive $3.10 hourly retroactive to last October and $3.18 from October 1, with other issues to be reviewed by the Wisconsin law professor.

Miami Fla API National Airlines International Association of Machinists al J. Hayes IAM Arthur J. Goldberg Goldberg Nathan P. Feinsinger University of Wisconsin National Feinsfhger

Arizona Personal Income Rises 5.8 Percent in February

Arizona personal income climbed 5.8 percent in February reaching 225.9 million dollars, up from 213.5 million a year earlier while nationwide income fell 0.5 percent.

Arizona Phoenix UPI Business Week

Alaska Farm Output Grows Despite Local Supply Gap

Alaska agricultural production rose in 1959 60 yet farmers met less than 10 percent of local food needs. Farm receipts reached 3.5 million in 1959 with cropland expanding to about 23 000 acres. Average farm value rose to about 43 000 dollars in 1960 as 367 farms operated in the state.

Washington API Alaska Agriculture Department United States Europe Paris North America Idlewild International New York U.S

Greater Women Lead In Politics Urged By Demo Group

In Phoenix Mrs Mil dred Larson Democratic national committeewoman urged expanded use of women in elections and policy making at the Arizona Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs closing session. Delegates praised Sen Carl Hayden on 50 years in Congress and elected Evelyn Gomes Florence president.

Phoenix UPI Mildred Larson Democratic National Cording Rose Mary Schaul San Manuel Carl Hayden Dariz

Cross Heads GOP Women Named Arizona Federation President

Mrs. Bert C. Cross of Phoenix became president of the Arizona Federation of Republican Women succeeding Mrs. Thurman Brummitt of Kingman. Officers installed at a two day meeting include Curtis Long of Safford first vice president Mrs. Fred Goff of Douglas second vice president Mrs. Richard Burke of Tucson third vice president and Mrs. Helen Bly of Kingman fourth vice president. State GOP chairman Stephen Shadegg urged readiness for possible war and critiqued U S foreign aid to Czechoslovakia.

Kingman UPI Bert C. Cross Phoenix Arizona Federation of Republican Women Cross Maricopa County Robert L. Myers Thurman Brummitt Curtis Long Safford Fred Goff Douglas Richard Burke Tucson Helen Bly Stephen Shadegg GOP America U.S Czechoslovakia Cuba

Phoenix Murder Trial Continues

Testimony resumed in the first degree murder trial of Anthony Francis Izzo 39 of Phoenix accused of fatally shooting his 82 year old bride Maurine Izzo in their Phoenix apartment on December 14. Judge Dudley W Windes presided in Superior Court.

Phoenix

JFK Styles Drive Fall Men’s Wear Ahead of Kennedy Influence

New York manufacturers say the Kennedy look shapes fall 1961 men’s fashions. George Weintraub of Joseph H. Cohen and Sons notes a shift to two and three button vested suits and an American Ivy League look influenced by Kennedy TV appearances. Sagner Inc reports global Ivy Look expansion with age and body-type adjustments, including one-pleat trousers.

Jackie New York Jack Kennedy George Weintraub Joseph H. Cohen Weintraub Kennedy Ivy Boys Broadway Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Sagner, Inc Jules Tannen

Ideological War by Frankfurt Russians Sparks Cold Front Clash

In Frankfurt, a small band of Russians in the National Alliance of Russian Solidarists fights the Soviet regime. Led by Georg Okolovitch, NTS operates from Frankfurt with a printing plant and a mobile transmitter. They use clandestine leaflets, radio, and covert distribution to reach Soviet citizens and sailors, aiming to incite internal liberation and counter Soviet propaganda.

Frankfurt UPI Soviet Union Red National Alliance of Russian Solidarists NTS Georg Okolovitch Okolovitch Free Russia

New Yorks Traffic Density Reveals Citys Congestion Core

NYC Traffic Commissioner T T Wiley notes Manhattan density of 76 000 per square mile vs Hong Kong 61 000 and 238 108 vehicles citywide. He cites building boom as a cause and says one way streets and planned expressways aim to ease jams while parking and pier congestion remain key issues.

New York UPI Hong Kong New York City T. T. Wiley Manhattan Wiley Robert Moses Moses Los Angeles John J. King Police Safety Bureau Midtown Park Madison Fifth Fifth Ave. Coach Co Lexington Ave Police Department Avenues Holland Tunnel Williamsburg Brooklyn mid-Manhattan Lincoln Queens Midtown

Rusk Presses NATO Strength for Global Soviet Strategy

Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged NATO to stay strong and flexible to counter a Soviet global program. He cited Laos Congo Cuba crises, urged stronger conventional forces alongside nuclear capability, and supported delayed plans for a nuclear test ban while promoting U S space ambitions. He affirmed U S commitment to remain in Europe and NATO as essential to the Free World.

Oslo Norway UPI Dean Rusk NATO Alliance Rusk Laos Congo Cuba NATO Selim Sarper Geneva United States U.S Moon Mars Venus Europe Free World

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