Steelunion seeks broad action to end employment discrimination
United Steelworkers of America asks 2,900 companies including basic steel firms to join in a campaign against discrimination in employment. President David J. McDonald urges cooperation with the President's Committee on Equal Opportunity and asks firms to sign a pledge to aid enforcement of executive order 10925.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers of America
Ir Basic Steel
USW
David J. McDonald
Basic Steel
Steel Industry Coordinating Committee
Aluminum
Frank C. Shane
Kennedy reshuffles cabinet names Bowles to new top post
President Kennedy ends Cape Cod holiday to return to Washington. Bowles moves from State Department No 2 to a high policy role as part of a 10-official reshuffle. Harriman to become assistant secretary for Far Eastern affairs, with Ball and McGhee filling other top posts. Rostow and Hays obtain new White House and state roles. Dutton and Reardon take cabinet duties, Goodwin shifts to inter-American affairs. Timing tied to Laos Geneva talks.
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Washington
UPD
Kennedy
White House
Cape Cod
New Frontier Administration
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Hyannis Port
Mass
Caroline
Bowles
Pierre Salinger
State Department
W. Averell Harriman
New York
Soviet Union
Britain
Walter P. McConaughy
George S. Ball
Ball
George McGhee
Department
Walt W. Rostow
McGhee
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
Congressional Relations
Frederick G. Dutton
Timothy J. Reardon
Dutton
Richard N. Goodwin
Harriman
Far Eastern
U.S
Laos
Regents seek 10 million for Arizona universities and colleges
The Arizona state board of regents approved a 1962 capital outlay plan totaling 10,176,000 for the University of Arizona, Arizona State University, and Arizona State College, plus a $4 million bond request to fund new dormitories at the state institutions.
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Tempe
APS
State Board of Regents
University of Arizona
Arizona State University
Arizona State College
Steward Observatory
U of A
Federal Men Probe Crash Of Light Plane
Federal investigators examined the wreckage of a light plane that crashed in a rainstorm killing a Berkeley family. Victims were Robert Hall 41 Gloria Hall and their daughter. Inspectors from Phoenix and Los Angeles followed a watch stopped at 7 50.
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PINTA
UPI
Berkeley
Calif
Robert Hall
Gloria
Pat Paulsell
Here
Halbrook
Pope John XXII Blesses Crowd After Angelus Recitation
Pope John XXII addressed several thousand worshippers gathered in a heavy rain outside his private library reciting the Angelus from his window. The pontiff blessed the crowd at the conclusion of the prayer.
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Vatican City
Upl
Joan XXII
Portiff
ASU Enrolls 14 161 Students in Semester
ASU reports 14 161 students enrolled this semester led by 12 049 on campus 1 443 extension and 669 correspondence courses. The total surpasses last year's 12 189 by 1 978 with increases of 1 409 on campus 547 in extension and 22 in correspondence.
ASU Auditorium Named For Late President Grady Gammage
Regents named the Arizona State University auditorium designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in honor of Grady Gammage the ninth president who led the university from 1933 to 1959. The project received $2,861,700 in state funding for construction at the southwest end of the Tempe campus.
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Arizona State University
Frank Lloyd Wright
Scottsdale
G. Homer Durham
ASU
Grady Gammage Memorial
Theate Dr. Gammagy
United States
Tempe-Mesa Highway
Eartha Kitt Gives Birth To Daughter In Los Angeles
Singer Eartha Kitt, 31, and husband William McDonald welcomed a 7 pound 9 ounce girl Sunday in Los Angeles. The couple wed June 20, 1960.
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Los Angeles
Eartha Kitt
William McDonald
Final Holiday Traffic Count Reaches 437
United Press International reports the 102-hour Thanksgiving period from Wednesday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight yielded 437 traffic deaths nationwide. California led with 59 deaths. Michigan and North Carolina followed with 23 each. New York and Pennsylvania listed 23 each.
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United Pres International
National Safety Council
United Press International
California
Michigan
North Carolina
New York
Pennsylvania
Holiday Traffic In Arizona Takes 6 Lives
Six people died in Arizona traffic accidents over the Thanksgiving weekend, raising the yearly toll to 460. Victims include John Albert Mc Gee of Globe, Florence Elizabeth Mays of Kent Ohio, Fernando Bravo near Nelson, and Denver Garner of Afton Wyoming.
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United Press International
Arizona
John Albert McGee
Globe
Florence Elizabeth Mays
Kent
Ohio
Fernando Bravo
Peach Spring
Denver Garner
Afton
Wyo
Marie Fischer
Phoenix
Raymond George Butler
Dallas
Fischer
Kingman
Butler
Dateland
Garner
Wellton
U.S. 8
Vernon Robert Lapree
Rialto
Calif
Mays
Prescott
McGee
U.S
Scottsdale Man Cited After Two Car Crash
Scottsdale police cited 46 year old Larry Puck for driving while intoxicated and reckless driving after a two car collision at Camelback and Monte Vista. Puck and Sandra Springer received minor injuries and were treated at Doctor's Hospital. Damages were 150 dollars to Puck's car and 900 dollars to Springer's. Investigators were Robert Reed and Deputy Orville Powell.
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Scottsdale
Camelback
Monte Vista
Larry Puck
W. Osborn
Sandra J. Springer
E. Coronado
Puck
Postmen Relieved By Name Change In Scottsdale
County supervisors approve Al Ziegler Construction Company request to rename Palo Verde Lane to Lazy Lane near Camelback Mountain easing mail delivery. Remaining Palo Verde streets in the Scottsdale area are Palo Verde Avenue Drive and Place.
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Greater
Scottsdale
al Ziegler Construction Company
Palo Verde Lane
Lazy Lane
Camelback Mountain
Palo Verdes
Scottsdais
Palo Verde Avenue
Palo Verde Drive
Palo Verde Place
Photo Exhibit Opens At ASU
A Smithsonian circulated exhibit on Colorado architecture spanning 100 years opens today at Arizona State University School of Architecture. Organized by the Colorado chapter of the American Institute of Architects, it will be free to the public 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays, on the third floor of the engineering center. The 55-panel display runs until December 31 and is open to the public on most days except holidays.
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Smithsonian Institute
Colorado
Arizona State University School of Architecture
American Institute of Architects
ASU
Engineering Center
Leaders Of Country Pay Tribute To Sen Bridges
Tributes flowed from President Kennedy and former President Eisenhower to Sen Styles Bridges of New Hampshire after his death at age 63. The long-time Republican leader chaired key committees and was credited as a model Yankee conservative. Funeral plans and state memorials were announced in Concord as colleagues noted his anti communism and long service.
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N.H
UPI
Styles Bridges
U.S. Senate
New England
Bridge
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Truman
Bridges
Senate Appropriations Committee
Armed Services Committee
White House
Hyannis Port
Republican Policy Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
East Concord Congregational Church
State House
Capitol
Senate
Pembroke
Maine
Henry Styles Bridges
Saltonstall Likely To Fill Bridges Policy Post
Sen. Leverett Saltonstall, 69, a Boston Republican and former Massachusetts governor, emerges as the leading candidate to succeed the late Sen Styles Bridges as Senate GOP policy chairman. Dirksen allies expect Dirksen to pursue a more active role, with Saltonstall’s reelection last fall strengthening his candidacy.
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Sen
Saltonstall
Washington
UPI
Leverett Saltonstall
Boston
Styles Bridges
Senate
GOP
Massachusetts
Dirksen
ASU Receives $372 000 in Federal Education Aid
Arizona State University reports $372,000 in federal educational aid since October 4. Of this, $278,000 comes from the National Science Foundation for an institute for secondary school science and math teachers directed by Dr. Alan T. Wager. The Atomic Energy Commission provides $94,000 for a study of rare earth oxide chemistry led by Dr. LeRoy Eyring. Over four years the NSF has granted ASU more than $1.5 million for teacher institutes.
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Arizona State University
G. Homer Durham
Scottsdale
LeRoy Eyring
Chemistry Department
The
Science Foundation
ASU
Kennedy Seeks Postal Rate Increase Early Next Year
Postmaster General J Edward Day says Kennedy will push a general postal rate rise as a high priority when Congress reconvenes in January. He notes Congress this year rejected a penny hike on most mail categories, leaving the Post Office Department predicting an $843 million deficit for the coming fiscal year.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
J. Edward Day
Day
Congress
Post Office Department
Twenty five composers enter Arizona anniversary symphony contest
The Arizona Anniversary Music Project Committee reports 25 entries from Arizona composers for a symphony commemorating Arizona’s statehood and territorial history. The winner, to be announced in January, receives 1000 dollars plus 200 dollars to the winner’s chosen recipient.
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Arizona
G. Robert Herberger
Scottsdale
Arizona Anniversary Music Project Committee
FDR Jr to Africa for Tanganyika independence event
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. sails for Africa on a second foreign mission for President Kennedy. He will represent the United States at Tanganyika's December 9 independence celebration.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Africa
Kennedy
Tanganyika
Tax Institute Planned At ASU
The third annual tax institute will be held Friday and Saturday in the Memorial Union at Arizona State University featuring nine major speakers and aimed at accountants attorneys and trust officers with current federal income taxation thinking. Underwriting sponsors are Arizona Guaranty First National and Valley National banks.
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Tax Institute
Memorial Union
Arizona State University
The
Arizona, Guaranty, First National and
Valley National Banks
Institute
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