Taft-Hartley Not Expected In Copper Strike Talks
Senate leader Mike Mansfield said the Taft-Hartley Act likely will not be used amid the three month copper strike. He cited ongoing day-to-day bargaining with United Steelworkers, Charles Brinckerhoff, and Kennecott, noting wage differentials in Montana and Arizona's Pima Copper as key factors. Talks paused in Salt Lake City until Tuesday.
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Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
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Lee Letealf
United Steelworkers
Charles Brinckerhoff
Anaconda’ Copper Corp
Pima Copper Company
Arizona
Kennecotl
Salt Lake City
Montana
Kennecott
Upper Michigan
Salt Lake
Pima Mining Co. and Five Unions Reach Agreement
Representatives of five unions signed a memorandum of agreement with Pima Mining Co for a three year contract. The wages rise about 75 cents an hour with a base of 2.62 and 7 cent annual increments. Benefits include improved pension plan extra holiday December 24 and higher shift differentials. Health insurance, hospital and medical coverage are expanded.
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Pima Mining Co
Horace Rounds
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 70
Pima
Bounds
Obituary notices for Janet Doyle and Marianne Muno
Funeral services were held for Janet Irene Doyle 34 and her two sons Greg and Jeffery after a fatal crash south of Play staff. Janet, a Red Cross representative, lived at 403 Kaching Lane. the family moved to the area in 3040 from Hutchinson. Also noted is the death of Marianne Muno 56 of Scottsdale, with services at Messinger Mortuary and burial in Saint Frances Cemetery.
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Jeffery
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Red Cros
Palyse Sehonl
Marianne Muno
Granada
Thuradhy
Scottsdale
Baptiat Wassal
Muno
Chicago
St. Dantas’ Catholic Church
Carl
Mesainger Mortuary
St. Daniél
Burlai
In &T
Vatican lay congress roiled by birth control dispute in Rome
A Vatican sponsored world congress of Catholic laymen in Rome erupted in heated debate over artificial contraception. Delegates clashed on a bold appeal to the pope and a softer call for responsible parenthood. Deadlock ended as motions were sent to a coordinating committee without a vote.
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Mao foes attack Canton Taiku warehouse amid civil unrest
Red Guards reports claim three day battle in Canton with cannons, machine guns, firebombs and poison gas destroying Taiku warehouse that stored tens of thousands of tons of export goods and aided Vietnam aid, while surrounding forces pressed government posts near the Pearl River.
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Session on taxes set early
In Phoenix UPI reports a special legislative session on tax reform may begin Oct 30, two weeks earlier than planned. House Speaker Stan Turley and Senate President Marshall Humphrey say the Nov 13 target would not allow time to finish before Thanksgiving, as a 20 day session could run overtime. The session aims to implement the property revaluation creating an 11.5 billion tax base, set three tax categories, reduce property taxes, replace lost revenue, increase state aid to education, and explore statewide financing for education.
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Philippine judge sentences four Filipinos to death in high profile rape case
A Manila judge, broadcast nationwide, condemns four youths from wealthy families to die in the electric chair for robbing and raping actress Maggie de la Riva. The 68 page ruling vows justice and details fear humiliation and retaliation, with Supreme Court review forthcoming.
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UPI
Ferdinand Maron
Lourdes San Diego
Maggie de la Riva
Jaime Dose
Edgardo Aquino
Rogelio Canlal
Basilio Pineda
Maggie
Jose
Pineda
Philippine Supreme Court
Miss de la Riva
Couple charged in Arizona bank robbery case
Gary Lee Dillard 19 and Pamela Ann Buller 20, both of Phoenix, were held on bonds of 1000 each in the $3,289 Arizona Bank branch robbery. FBI and police arrested them after a teller was handed a note demanding cash and menaced with harm. Mrs Abbitt had been held up multiple times at the bank over 19 months.
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UPI
Arizona
Gary Lee Dillard
Pamela Ann Buller
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miss Buller
Dillard
Charles P. O'homag
Donna Abbitt
Cyclist Injures Man After Motorcycle Flip Near Scottsdale
A Tampa man suffered minor injuries last night when a motorcycle rider appeared to lose control in the 2200 block of Scottsdale Road. George Leroy Brannin, 92, of Tempe, was treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and released.
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Scottadale Re
George ‘Leroy Brannin
Taylor
Tempe
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Nightspot band members charged after car chase
Two members of Jerry G. and the Rousers were arrested after a high speed eastbound chase on Indian School. Jerry Michael Ganey, 25, of Wilmington, leader, and Ricardo Willen Holguin, 26, of Tustin, drummer, faced multiple charges including reckless driving while intoxicated and drunk and disorderly conduct. Police recovered two brand new items at the scene.
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Lanny Royer
Barll
Scottsdale Rd
Jerry Michael Ganey
Wilmington
Calif
Jerry G. and
the Rousers
Ricardo Willen Holguin
Tustin
Ganey
Holguin
Heling
Pollee
Scottsdale club meetings and locations listed for Monday
The notice lists several Scottsdale and Paradise Valley clubs meeting Monday. Rotary at 12:10 p.m. Camelback Inn. Kiwanis at 6:30 p.m. Valley Ho. Paradise Valley Demo Day at 7 p.m. First Federal Saving Building. 20 40 Club at 7:30 p.m. Valley Ho. Barbershop Chorus at 6 p.m. Recreation Center Oak Street at 76th.
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Scottsdale
Mexican birth makes Romney ineligible for president
The New York Law Journal reports Michigan Governor George Romney, born in Chihuahua Mexico on July 8 1907, may be ineligible for the presidency under the natural born citizen clause. It notes early statutes and later interpretations, plus fourteenth amendment rulings, could reclassify citizenship by birth abroad as naturalization.
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UPI
New York Law Journal
Michigan
George Romney
United States
Mexico
U.S
Isidor Blum
Romney
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Court of Appeals
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