Copper Talks Resume in New Mexico Strike Impasse
Kennecott Copper Co and Silver City Steelworkers Union agreed to resume local negotiations on the 137 day copper strike. Gov. David F. Cargo said the talks, held behind closed doors, aim to keep parties talking with a return meeting planned for the latter part of next week in Silver City. No violence has occurred and officials emphasize keeping families financially stable.
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Southern Plains Snows As Arctic Air Brings Winter Conditions
A sharp cold front brings heavy snow, freezing rain and sleet to the Southern Plains and Southwest. Eastern New Mexico, western Texas, and western Oklahoma issue hazardous driving warnings as Arctic air pushes south. Snow centers along the Great Lakes with 13 inches in Hancock Michigan and 18 inches in Boonville New York. Temperatures drop broadly with lows near or below zero in several states.
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Phelps Dodge and Kennecott Pay Vacation Money in Arizona
Phelps Dodge Corp and Kennecott Copper Co announce early vacation pay distribution in Arizona. Phelps Dodge will issue nearly 1 million to about 4,200 workers with deferred vacations, Kennecott about 35 thousand for 1,100 Arizona employees who already had vacations. Government and union actions highlighted the timing as December 31 legal deadline and a response to fair labor practice charges from United Steelworkers.
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Land grant suit seeks returns for Spanish surnamed Americans
A group of about 28 Spanish-surnamed residents from Colorado New Mexico and Arizona filed a federal case seeking 1 million dollars for each descendant claiming land grants under Spain and Mexico. The suit targets the U S government arguing treaty rights from the 1848 Guadalupe Hidalgo treaty and seeks records to identify original grantees and restoration of lands and properties. Charles S Vigil represents the plaintiffs.
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Drop-out film urged education by Senator Fannin
Senator Paul Fannin introduced a 15 minute film at Coronado High School titled Today Is Your Tomorrow. The film aims to keep youths in school and will screen in schools statewide in December and be shared with members of Congress for use in their states. It profiles five students aged 15 to 21 and includes interviews with men who dropped out and later finished schooling.
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Floods bury hundreds in Lisbon valley as toll rises
Lisbon victims fill two graves in Quintas and mass burials proceed in Alenquer Arruda Dos Vinhos Loures Oeiras and Vila Franca de Xira. Officials report 316 bodies recovered with 90 from Quintas, while floods still disrupt rail lines and water supplies. President Thomaz surveys damage and aid plans amid widespread destruction.
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San Francisco State students suspended after campus paper attack
Nine Black Students Union members pleaded not guilty to criminal charges for the November assault on editor Jim Waszko and staff of the campus newspaper. Two students received one year suspensions and others a semester, with five more on probation or given warnings. A preliminary hearing was set for January 29.
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Obituaries for Theodore Barbone and Charles King
Theodore M. Barbone Sr 64 of 8114 E Indianola died yesterday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital He was born in Italy came to Arizona in 1900 and worked as a toad and die maker for Ford of Detroit 1917 1936 and Motor Products of Detroit 1936 1957 Later with Price Engineering Co Phoenix retiring 1965 He is survived by his wife Helen two sons Theodore M Jr of St Louis and John J of Scottsdale two daughters Grace R and Anita A Barbone of Scottsdale and two grandchildren Rosary at Messinger Chapel in Scottsdale Thursday at 730 pm Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Friday 9 am Donations to American Cancer Society requested Also in Scottsdale Charles E King 66 of 4714 fi Edward died yesterday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Born in Youngstown Ohio he came to Arizona in 1960 He worked as a chauffeur and truck driver and was a Santa Barbara cab driver for 25 years He belonged to the Teamsters Union He is survived by wife Retha K two daughters Nadine Hooker of Scottsdale and Carolyn Rutherford of Kirkland Wash a sister out of state five grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services and burial will be in Santa Barbara.
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Freeman defends farm subsidies amid price setback
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman urged continuation of farm programs despite a one year price downturn. He called 1967 disappointing due to record crops and rising costs, warned against harming subsidies, and argued market protection plus crop support are needed to lift prices overall. He cited cotton risk if allotments end.
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Market Update Stock Averages Inch Higher Across Board
Dow Jones at 882.11 and 30 Industrials rise 1.90 while 20 rails gain 0.42 and 65 stocks up 0.96. Noon quotes show Alcoa American Can American Motors and many blue chips trading with mixed gains and notable percentages across the board.
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Tryouts Continue for Scottsdale Community Players
Tryouts for the Scottsdale Community Players production of Mrs Warren's Profession continue at Stagebrush Theater Ball Park Plaza tonight at 7 30 p m Cast seeks two women aged 20 and 40 and four men aged 25 to 50 The play runs January 12 to 14 and January 18 to 21 from the source text with stage details.
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