Never Bend and the Derby Faker Expert
A columnist declares a Derby betting expert insists Never Bend should have won while Chateaugay did. The piece recalls Derby Day scenes in Louisville, the mutuel window, and a humorous digression about space and a detective’s tip involving Everetts Pride and Everetts Choice.
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Wirtz Cites 14 Million Unemployed in 1962
Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz told Congress that about 14 million workers were unemployed at some time during 1962. He testified to a Senate subcommittee on automation and manpower noting monthly unemployment averaged around 4 million and stressing broader implications beyond official totals.
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Shazar Elected Israel's Third President
Zalman Shazar a Russian born writer and pioneer settler was chosen president of Israel receiving 67 of 107 Knesset votes on the first ballot to succeed the late Izhak Ben Zvi. Bernstein won 33 votes while seven ballots were blank. swearing in set for Wednesday.
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Bible Stealing Declines Reported in Indiana
FRENCH LICK Ind. Members of the Gideon Society faced uncertainty as a hotel housekeeper reported over the weekend that Bible stealing has fallen off at hotels, leaving the group unsure whether to cheer or worry about the trend.
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Hazel NcIntosh
Gals Blistered Because They Got No Pants
In Albany a four plant strike at Freihofer Bakery ends after a two day work stoppage. A new contract gives male workers two pairs of clean white pants weekly and a 10 cent per hour raise. Women react angrily as they receive only a 19 cent increase and protest the gender based allocation.
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Albany
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Court keeps open decisive issue on business right to pick customers
The Supreme Court, in a partial ruling, overturned trespass and criminal mischief convictions from sit-in cases and held local ordinances, not shopkeepers, controlled who could be served. Justice Harlan dissented charging private choice protection, with a related Montgomery carousel case reargued next term.
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Temperatures and Rainfall Across the Nation
United Press International reports a 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. detailing nationwide temperature highs and lows and precipitation amounts. Data highlights regional extremes and notable weather events shaping early day conditions.
Births and marriages recorded in Maricopa County notices
Baptist Hospital welcomes a girl born May 2 to Mr and Mrs Rober Rhoads at 037 KE Palo Verde St St Josephs adds a girl May 18 to Mr and Mrs Paul Culp of 8208 E Piccadilly Rd Tempe Community reports a girl May 19 to Mr and Mrs Mike Teeter 720 N 87th St Maricopa County clerk issues marriage licenses listing Toby Lynn Bailes and Kathie Ann Staffel Harry Richard Bush and Eunice Killian William T Reese and Alice Janet Barely Carl Allen Weinstein and Carole J Goldman
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Palo Verde
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E. Piccadilly Rd
Tempe
Mike Teeter
N. 87Th St
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Scottsdale
Kathie Ann Staffel
Mesa
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Winslow
Eunice Killian
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Phoenix
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Carl Allen Weinstein
Carole J. Goldman
Dickson to Hire 50 for New Tantalum Capacitor Division
Dickson Electronics Corp announces creation of a tantalum capacitor division led by vice president Steven Karlik Jr. with 50 new hires over three months. Karlik cites rising use in computer and military devices and expects 100 million dollars in tantalum capacitor sales this year. He previously managed TRW tantalum operations and has a background at Bell Labs.
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