Charter slate and labor ties spark Phoenix debate
The Charter Government Association backs its slate while labor leaders sit in on campaign talks. John Evans and Richard Walsh defend union involvement as non dictatorial, noting labor groups only urge members to vote a certain way. Evans and Walsh detail civic work and long community service highlighting the clash over influence and rights.
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Phoenix
Action Citizens
John Evans
State Federation of Labor
Labor Movement
ACT
Phoenix Central Labor Council
Richard B. Walsh
Charter Government Association
Walsh
Association
Phoenix Association of Homebuilders
Charter
Evans
Labor
Central Labor Council
United Fund
Building Trades Unions
Big Lift Ends Ahead of Schedule in Germany Operation
American Air Force planes nearing completion of Operation Big Lift nine days after departure from Bergstrom Texas. Final C 130 to land at Sembach Air Base near Frankfurt with 14 500 troops of the 2nd Armored Division. Weather diversions caused delays but overall pace remained ahead of timetable.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Texas
U.S
Scottsdale
2Nd Armored
Big Lift
Sembach Air Force Base
Bergstrom Air Force
Air Force
Rhein-Main
Sembach
Rhein - Main
Chaumont
Toul
Etain
France
Mildenhall
Prestwick
Britain
Chambley
Evreux
Paul L. Freeman Jr
Rhein-Main Air Base
Catholic Bishops Seek Race Stand in Vatican Appeal
U S bishops led by Bishop Robert Emmett Tracy urged the Ecumenical Council to condemn racial discrimination. They asked the council to state that the Church recognizes no inequality among humans on the basis of race and to reconcile prejudice with Christian equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
UPS
U.S
Ecumenical Council
Robert Emmett Tracy
Baton Rouge
Council
Tracy
God
Churchill Daughter Diana Churchill Dies by Own Action
London coroner ruled Diana Churchill, eldest daughter of Sir Winston Churchill, died from acute barbiturate poisoning self-administered. The 54 year old, who resumed her maiden name after divorce, was found dead in a Westminster apartment after bottles were noted.
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London
UPS
Westminster
Diana Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill
Miss Churchill
Duncan Sandys
Offi
Sir Winston
Mary
Churchill
Christopher Soames
Sarah Churchill
Lord Audley
Randolph Churchill
Britain
Freighter Captain Says Ship Was Off Cuba When Attacked
The Liberian freighter J Louis skipper Capt Gerhard Krause said the vessel was at least 13 miles from Cuban land when attacked by unidentified aircraft in the Yucatan Straits. Four to five planes strafed the holds causing fires fought with chemicals and water. two holes appeared in the hull. No injuries. radar detected no other ships. US Coast Guard notified. Florida Air Force fighters scrambled but attackers disappeared.
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Krause
Corpus Christi
J. Louis
U.S. Coast Guard
Air Force
Florida
Universe Tank Ship, Co. Inc
U.S
National Bulk Carriers
Rice
Yucatan Straits
Caribbean
United States
Inger
Reynolds
Greek poet Seferis wins 1963 Nobel Prize for literature
Giorgos Seferiades known as Seferis, a Greek poet and diplomat, receives the Nobel Prize for literature in Stockholm. The 63 year old, long serving Greek ambassador to London, is honored for unique thought and language beauty. His works include Myths and reminiscences, Gymnopaedia and Poems 1924 1946.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
Giorgos Seferiades
Seferiades
Swedish Academy of Letters
Gymnopedia
Cyprus
Asine
Record of Births and Marriage License Issued
The notes list a birth for a Scottsdale couple Mr. and Mrs. Ryle Howard a boy born October 19 and another birth for Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Kaplan of 815 North Hayden a boy born October 20. The Maricopa County Clerk issues a marriage license to Leo Paul Maxwell of Scottsdale and Nancy Lynne Faulstich of Phoenix aged 21.
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Ryle Howard
Scottsdale
Boy
Gilbert Kaplan
N. Hayden
Maricopa County
Leo Paul Maxwell
Nancy Lynne Faulstich
Phoenix
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Eddie Lee
Arizona
University of Arizona
Paris
Dublin
Ireland
Arizona Academy
Good Shepherd Home For Girls
Arizona Council For Education
Governor's
Labor Department
Hotel and Restaurant Workers and Bartenders Union
State Federation
State Culinary Alliance
Fund Organization
Salvation Army
The
Red Cross
Samuel Gompers Memorial Clinic
Iocal
Sun Syndicate
U.S. Army
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Old Glory
Charles Trumbull Hayden
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Richard Ennz
Ken Williams
George Adams
Harold Dobson
E. R. Becker
Laura Livermore
DAR
Hazel Quaid
Willard
Ryan-Evans Drug Stores
Skaggs Drug Stores
Superex Drug
Las Vegas
Nevada
Cials
Sandys
Voice OF
Nowpat
Roberts Scot
Frankie Lee
Dali
EWS & Views
Robin Morrow
Mr. M
John Sage
Curbstone
John Wally
Cuba
Gerhard Krause
Hamburg
Walter L. Rice
Reynolds Metals Co
Richmond, Va
U.S. Navy
Navy
State Department
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Chicago Denver
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena Honolulu
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Palm Springs
United Press International
Pittsburgh
Portland
Reno
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
Samaritan
Ajo Bisbee
Buckeye Carefree
Coolidge
Cottonwood
Douglas Flagstaff
Little Pig Market
E. Indian School
Greyhound Park
A. J. Bayless Market
Scottsdale Rd
Camelback
Sprouse-Reitz
S. Scottsdale Rd
Safeway
Frontier Town Lamp Post
E. McDowell Lute's
Mag's Ham
E. Washington
40Th Street
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