New York Times Hit By American Newspaper Guild Strike
The American Newspaper Guild began a strike against the New York Times in New York City. The walkout could threaten publication of several major metropolitan dailies as unions press for a contract settlement. The strike started promptly at 8 a.m. EDT as negotiations failed to reach an agreement.
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Boeing Strike Halts Key Space and Missile Work At Cape Kennedy
Boeing workers at Seattle and Merritt Island halted major construction and rocket program work after a midnight IAM strike. NASA and Army Corps officials reported delays to Saturn V and Saturn IB preparations while Gemini 6 and an unmanned Saturn I B test faced no delays. Major New York papers faced press deadlines as guilds blocked routes to Times offices. publishers weighed closures and possible publication suspensions.
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Widow fatally shoots ex husband then kills self
In Phoenix Mrs. Jacqueine Pennow 57 shot her former husband George Clary 56 during a 30 year harassment dispute. She then killed herself Wednesday in her apartment at 1116 North St. Street police reported. Her son Graydon Pennow 29 discovered the body in a closet. A coroner jury previously ruled Clary’s 30 year harassment gunfire self defense.
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Queen joins Scottsdale Boys' Club as program director
Bill Queen, 31, a Phoenix resident, was named program director at the Scottsdale Boys' Club by executive director Charles Eckstein. He took the post Monday, replacing Gary Leek who resigned in April. Queen has eight years in Boys' Club work and three years with the Phoenix Club. A Canton Ohio native, he graduated from Kent State University in 1961 with an education major and worked at the Portage County Boys' Club while in college. He is pursuing a master's at Arizona State University, aiming to finish by next August. Queen is a former U.S. Navy Reserve member and, single, currently lives in Phoenix and plans to move to Scottsdale.
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Boggs to Face Court in Arizona Slayings Case
Donald Boggs 23, a four time slayer, is due in Superior Court in Flagstaff for arraignment at 10 45 a m. Los Angeles crime lab will test a 22 caliber revolver and tie twine to victim remains to confirm links to the Arizona killings. Boggs is charged with first degree murder in the Newport New Hampshire victims Willis and Johnson found near Ash Fork on Labor Day. He also admitted shooting a BYU student Lenker in Utah and fatally beating H N Flory in Texas.
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Market Averages Rise Amid Broad Gains on Wall Street
Dow Jones industrials advance 6.92 to 929.87 as rails rise 1.02 to 215.98 and utilities gain 0.39 to 158.57. Noon totals show broad climbs across listed securities led by American Can, RCA, Ford Motors, General Electric and Texaco with mixed results for several big names.
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Webb Corp
Delta Reds Hit Viet Cong Strongholds in Mekong Delta
UPI reports Guam based B52s staged the war’s 25th air strike and third in three days against suspected Viet Cong positions in the Mekong Delta. Ground forces from four nations scoured jungles 30 miles north of Saigon as VC melted away. sniper and mortar fire limited contact. A Quang Ngai airport crash killed 27 aboard a South Vietnamese airliner and an American and a Vietnamese cabinet minister, Gerry A. Rose and Nguyen Tat Ung, were killed.
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World eyes Rome as debate over religious liberty heats up
At the Vatican the Ecumenical Council weighed a proposed declaration on freedom of worship amid strong opposition from some prelates. Cardinal Slipyi urged liberty for persecuted believers. Cardinal Ritter called it a cause for rejoicing while Chilean bishops and others pressed for or against its terms.
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UPI
Jozef Cardinal Slipyi
Ecumenical Council
Joseph Ritter
St. Louis
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Ritter
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Santiago
St. Peter’s Basilica
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Richard James Cardinal Cushing
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Africa
Ahearn defends Arizona student work program
Arizona Employment Security Chairman John L. Ahearn rejects Senator Paul Fannin’s claim that the school work program failed. He notes Arizona farmers report generally good results with student farm workers and says the youthAdapted to field work amid physical and adjustment challenges.
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UPI
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Arizona Employment Security Commission
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R-Ariz
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27 Die in Crash Near Saigon After Takeoff
A DC3 air liner crashed after departing Quang Ngai Airport 330 miles northeast of Saigon killing all 27 aboard. Among the dead is Gerry A. Rose American correspondent for the Saturday Evening Post on leave to advise the South Vietnamese government. His wife and two children were reported in Hong Kong.
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UPI
Quang Ngai
Gerry A. Rose
Saturday Evening Post
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Hong Kong
Desert Cleaners Inc Bulk Sale to Staffieris Notice
Notice under the Arizona Bulk Sales Act that Desert Cleaners Inc plans to sell all stock in trade fixtures and goodwill to E George Staffier i and Ardell H Staffieri in a single transaction. Sale intended for September 10 1965 with completion by September 20 1965. Creditors may file claims by September 20 1968 with Ed Thirkhilli Realty Scottsdale Arizona.
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E. George Staffieri
Ardell H. Staffieri
Clapp Tract
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Scottadale Road
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arizona
Desert Cleaners
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