Arizona Manufacturing Surges as 1962 Output Climbs
Arizona Progress reports 1962 manufacturing advances reach 850 million dollars, nearly tenfold since 1946. Employment grows from 26,000 to 57,100 over a decade, with March 1962 jobs up by 2,800 and total wages rising to 231.7 million. Construction payroll climbs to 231.7 million and total construction value reaches 675 million, led by a tenfold rise in electronics.
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Record-Breaking Attendance: Jim Stover’s 2000-Day Streak
Jim Stover, 18, son of James and (Mrs.) Stover of 6840 E Windsor, has not missed a day of school since kindergarten and graduates Coronado High May 29. He earned a four year renewable scholarship to Arizona State University to study engineering and plans to keep his perfect attendance in college. He moved from Centralia, Washington three years ago and also works at Helsing's cafeteria, where he has not missed a shift in three years, serving daily 4 to 8:30 pm and all weekend shifts.
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Banker To Head Arizona Academy
Lawrence Mehren, a Phoenix banker, was re elected president of the Arizona Academy of Public Affairs at its annual meeting in Phoenix. Officers named include A B Schellenberg first vice president John Haugh second vice president Jay Gates secretary and John E Evans treasurer. Arleigh West announced a six million dollar US plan to reduce salinity of Colorado River water for Mexico with drainage wells and canal work, contingent on Mexican farmers adopting similar practices. The academy re elected four executive committee members Dr Richard A Harvill Mrs Kathryn Gammage Harold Giss and Sherman Hazeltine and will hold the next Town Hall at Grand Canyon in October to discuss education.
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Elizabeth Taylor to Net Nearly Ten Million for Cleopatra
NEW YORK UP I reports 20th Century Fox stockholders meeting erupts as Darryl Zanuck reveals Elizabeth Taylor will earn about 1 725 million plus 10 percent of Cleopatra gross. Investor Evelyn Davis criticizes the star’s contract while Gloria Parker urges a board seat. Zanuck notes annual loss of 39.8 million and first quarter earnings of 2.29 million.
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American goods to be shown at Belgrade Fair opening
American industrial products will be displayed at the Belgrade Technical Fair for the first time. Officials said the U S exhibit will cover about 2 000 square yards and the fair runs through June 2.
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Fannin Calls Special Arizona Legislature Session
Gov. Paul Fannin announced a special session to begin Monday limited to three items. Capital outlay for universities and state college, operating funds for a new Tucson mental health center, and a law change to finish the Arizona State Hospital administration building.
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Two ASU Deans To Devote Full Time To Class
Arizona State University announced that two deans will leave admin posts to focus on teaching and research. Dr. Arnold Tilden of liberal arts and Dr. Irving S. Stout of the graduate college will step down after long service since 1933. Dr. Karl H. Dannenfeldt will become liberal arts dean, and Dr. William J. Burke will head the graduate college.
Panel To Study Road Charges In Arizona Hearings
Arizona Highway Commission Chairman Wilbur Asbury said transcripts from recent road construction hearings are being studied. No action is planned until transcripts and witness questions are reviewed. Washington probe concerns alleged mishandling of Interstate 8 construction between Yuma and Gila Bend.
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Two Kremlin Aides Reported Ill Mikoyan and Kozlov
Anastas Mikoyan and Frol Kozlov, top Khrushchev deputies, were reported ill. Mikoyan has influenza and hospitalized since early April after greeting Fidel Castro in Murmansk. Kozlov, 54, suffers a brain hemorrhage with partial paralysis and is considered finished as a major political figure.
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U S Scientists To Attend Talks On Atomic Energy
Washington reports that forty five U S scientists and engineers will attend three technical conferences in Europe over six weeks focused on the peaceful uses of atomic energy.
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Wheat Farmers Veto Kennedy Control Plan
Wheat farmers rejected President Kennedy's 1964 wheat program in a nationwide referendum. Final tabulation showed 597,776 against and 547,151 in favor with 73,675 challenged votes. no simple or two-thirds majority. The Farm Bureau hailed the result as a shift toward market-based policy and urged Congress to act while predicting lower price supports and no marketing quotas.
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Arizona Wheat Farmers Vote No
Arizona wheat farmers voted 542 to 172 against the Kennedy administration plan with 44 challenged. Marvin Morrison of the Arizona Farm Bureau said farmers favor a free market and reject government controls and high price supports. He urged Arizona congressmen to use the result as guidance on farm legislation toward market principles.
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