Arizona Unions Lose Members Amid Prosperity
Keene S. Brown of the state AFL-CIO told the AFL-CIO convention in Yuma that Arizona union membership fell by at least one percent last year despite population growth and record industrial expansion. He cited anti labor laws and apathy as factors while noting the legislature failed to pass any of 14 labor recommendations. Brown urged a solid front and soul searching to boost organizing.
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Young Coolidge Beauty Killed In Car Crash
A Coolidge beauty queen candidate Cheryl Soma aged 18 and Dolly Blair 17 were killed in a car-truck collision near Coolidge. Three others were injured including Ronald Laughlin 18 and Mearle Whisenhunt 16. A Stanfield pedestrian Martin Antone 30 was killed by a hit-run truck on SR 84 nearby.
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Coolidge
Stanfield
Cheryl Soma
Norris Soma
Dolly Blair
James Blair
Eleven Mile Corner
Miss Soma
Blair
Mearle Whisenhunt
Ronald K. Laughlin
William Boydston
Laughlin
County Group Draws Probe
A dispute between the Maricopa County Crippled Children's Society and the Arizona State Society sparked a national investigation. The state group cut disaffiliation talks as the county chapter seeks its own charter and withdrawal, tied to six staff resignations at the Gompers Rehabilitation Center.
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UPI
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State Society
Maricopa Society
Gompers Rehabilitation Center
County Crippled Children’s Society
ASU Hosting Third Annual Engineering and Science Conference
More than 1,000 high school students and parents are expected at ASU for the third annual Engineering and Science Conference in Tempe. About 150 to 250 engineers and scientists will be available for consultations. Sponsored by the Arizona Council of Engineering and Scientific Associations.
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UPS
Arizona State University
The
Arizona Council of Engineering and Scientific Associations
Factors That Strengthen a Solid Marriage
Dr. Seymour Yellin notes education and information help brides, with similarity in social background, religion, education, and family history boosting marriage stability. Shared values reduce stress, while social inheritance from happy parents predicts happier outcomes. complements in personalities may also foster satisfaction.
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Seymour Yell
New York
UPI
Electric Gas Meters Grow in APS Metropolitan District
Arizona Public Service Co reports gains in customers in the Phoenix metropolitan division. Electric customers totaled 102,252 on April 30, up from 99,708 a year earlier, a 2.6 percent rise. Gas customers reached 164,935 versus 155,844 last year, up 5.8 percent.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Public Service Co
Bond Holders Fail to Report Interest on Taxes
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon announced that among over four million individuals cashing U.S. saving bonds in a year, about 86 percent did not report any interest income. He noted 500,000 reported accrued interest, 128,000 reported some earned interest, and Treasury paid 246 million dollars in interest with only 29 percent reported on returns.
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UPD
U.S
Treasury
Douglas
Dillon
Banquet to Honor ASU Psychology Professor
Dr George P Young retiring associate professor of psychology at Arizona State University will be honored at a banquet Thursday night. He will retire on May 31 his 70th birthday and came to the Tempe school in 1947.
Juicy Ham Debate Highlights Water Additives Claims
Sen. Maurine Neuberger argues up to ten percent water is added to ham sold as juicy. The hearing on meat labeling questions whether terms like juicy or juicier imply natural meat quality or watered products.
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B. Neuberger
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Leach Rites Tomorrow For Veteran Telegraph Editor
Marion Leach 48 died Tuesday after a recurring illness. A J Moore and Sons Chapel of Memories in Phoenix will host funeral services with Rev Manuel J Zaldivar of the Phoenix Veterans Administration Hospital officiating. The Lake Greenway American Legion Post will conduct graveside services at Greenwood Memorial Park. Leach spent 30 years in the newspaper business including aviation writing for the Arizona Republic and other papers.
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AD Earth
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and Sons Chapel
Phoenix
Manuel J. Zaldivar
The
Phoenix’ Veterans
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Américan Légion
Greenwood
Memorial Park
Leach
Telegraph
Scottsdale
Progress
Arizona
Republic
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle lists across and down clues with 35 entries for across and 35 for down. Clues include mistak en equals move from side to side, weaving machine, Arabian jasmine, temporary shelter, symbol for silver, antlered animal, sun dried brick, and many others. Answers likely span common crossword terms and proper nouns across numbered slots.
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Railroad Station
Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle
Puzzle clues list with numbers and scattered terms. likely a cryptic-style crossword fill from United Feature Syndicate. No cohesive article details. Reads like a puzzle key with definitions and partial answers.
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