Commission Says Vicious Cycle Traps Negroes in Jobs
The Civil Rights Commission reports that racial barriers by unions schools and employers trap African Americans seeking better work. It calls for sweeping congressional and executive reforms including expanding the presidents committee on equal employment opportunity and banning racially biased union locals. It urges amending the Landrum Griffin act to bar unions from excluding or expelling members on race.
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Washington
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Congress
Landrum- Griffin
ASU Space Group to Host Briefing on Rocket Society Event
A Scottsdalian leader of the Arizona Section of the American Rocket Society will discuss the scope of a new Arizona spaceflight group at an 8 p.m. film event in Cosner Auditorium, Arizona State University. The program coincides with a showing of Frontier Beyond the Sky and is co sponsored by ASU clubs including Alpha Epsilon Delta mathematics and several engineering and physics groups.
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Arizona
Thurly
Dean A
N. 81St St
American Rocket Society
Cosner Auditorium
Arizona State University
United States
The
Rocket Society
ASU
Alpha Epsilon Delta
Mathematics Club
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
American Institute of Physics, Engineering Science
Institute of Radio Engineers
Student Industrial Engineers Club
Student Society of Chemical Engineers
Student Society of Civil Engineers
Student Society of Mechanical Engineers
GOP Offers Annual Luau Tomorrow
The Maricopa County Young Republican League hosts its first annual Luau On The Desert at 7 PM tomorrow at Camelback Inn. The Hawaiian themed event features a pig feast, hali 바이, fruits, chicken fried rice, noodles, a pineapple dessert, and a show with Ernie Menehune. A door prize offers a Hawaii round trip for two plus a Waikiki week.
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Maricopa County
Young Republican League
Camelback Inn
Hawaii
Waikiki Beach
Marlowe Haugen
Douglas Ashmore
Mental Patient Leaps To Death In Phoenix Building
Police identified 48 year old Clay Martin a voluntary patient at Arizona State Hospital who leaped from a fire escape on the tenth floor of the Phoenix Title and Trust Building after losing his elevator operator job. He left notes and had inquired about other openings before his death.
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Phoenix
UPI
Clay Martin
Arizona State Hospital
Martin
Phoenix Title & Trust
State Hospital
Ford UAW Seal Three Year Contract Amid Unresolved Units
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers agreed to a three year contract after a council and board vote, but 21 local units remain on strike awaiting Monday review. About 40 000 workers could stay idle as committees finalize settlements, with wage gains of six cents per hour annually and company paid health insurance included.
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Detroit Upi
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Council
International Executive Board
Ford Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
William and Mary Installs New President Pascaball
Dr. Davis Young Pascaball aged 50 is installed as the 28th president of William and Mary College in Williamsburg Virginia during ceremonies on the 269 year old campus marking a historic leadership change.
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Williamsburg
UPI
Davis Young Pascaball
William and Mary College
Scottsdale Ordinance Vacates Camelback Road for Cave Creek Parcel
The Town of Scottsdale enacts Ordinance No. 127 to vacate and exchange part of Camelback Road for land owned by Cave Creek Construction & Development Co. An emergency provision declares immediate effect. The measure reserves easements and vests title to the vacated strip in Cave Creek and authorizes transfer instruments.
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Scottsdale
Camelback Road
Cave Creek Construction & Development CO
Shoeman
Shoeman Tract
Camelback
Scottsdale Road
Maricopa County
Cameluack Road
A.R.S
Shorman
Cave Creek Construction & Development C
Cave Creek Construction & Development Company
M. E. Kimsey
U S. to Monitor Air Pollution in Eight Cities
The Public Health Service launches a program to continuously monitor air pollution in eight major cities led by Vernon G. MacKenzie. The first station starts in Cincinnati on October 23 to begin cleaner air week with Chicago Detroit Los Angeles New Orleans Philadelphia San Francisco and Washington next.
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Washington
UPI
The
Public Health Service
U.S
Vernon G. MacKenzie
Cincinnati
Chicago
Detroit
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Washington, D.C
Barber Shop Opens In New Goldwater's Fashion Square
Two popular former Phoenix barbers open on the lower main floor of Goldwater's in Fashion Square at Camelback and Scottsdale Road. Bill McMurdy ex Westward Ho and Al Massey ex Phoenix Country Club join the new shop. Manicurist Alyce Cooley will handle nails.
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Phoenix Barbers
Goldwater’s
Fashion Square
Camelback
Scottsdale Road
Bill McMurdy
Westward Ho
al Massey
Phoenix Country Club
Alyce Cooley
Police Crack Down On Teen Agers After Boston Riots
In Boston two riots prompted a police crackdown on roaming teen mobs. At White's Stadium a 25 minute race riot involved about 250 youths fighting with knives ice picks bottles and clubs. Six hours later a 400 strong teen mob disrupted a downtown hotel seeking singer Paul Anka during a Dick Clark show.
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Boston
UPI
White’s Stadium
Paul Anka
Annexation Ordinance Extends Scottsdale City Limits
The Town of Scottsdale adopts Ordinance No. 130 annexing contiguous territory described by parcels and sections in Maricopa County. The map is official, streets and alleys are dedicated, and the measure is declared an emergency to take effect upon filing and recording. Passed October 10, 1961.
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Scottsdale
G&srb&m
Maricopa County
Arizona
Town of
Scottsdale Country Acres
Maricopa County Recorder’s
Scottsdale Estates
Arizona Canal
Scottsdale Terrace
County Recorder
Maricopa
M. E. Kimsey
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South Sea Island
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Cavalier Model Homes
Ford
Dorothy ¥. Ketchum
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Dick Clark
Anka
Dorothy I. Ketchum
State OF
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Jorothy I. Ketchum
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