Steelworkers End Convention Sets 1968 Benefit Goals
The United Steelworkers Union ends its Atlantic City convention with stated 1968 contract aims including guaranteed wage increases and profit sharing tied to industry performance. The three day event outlines union priorities as talks begin.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
United Steelworkers
USW
Wage Policy Committee
WPC
Basic Steel Workers
International Union
Nixon predicts gains for GOP in 1964 campaign tour
Former Vice President Richard Nixon told a 1500 strong Casper audience that Republicans would gain 40 seats as he warned President Johnson over the Vietnam war. He urged a tougher U.S. approach and cautioned of a prolonged conflict with possible nuclear-era risks. Humphrey urged inflation actions and labor cooperation as the long convention session redefined steelworkers bargaining and strike procedures.
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Casper
Wyo
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Nixon
Viet Nam
Washington
Asia
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
One-Vehicle Crash Kills Rider West of Gila Bend
A one vehicle accident 35 miles west of Gila Bend on U S 80 killed one person according to the Arizona Highway Patrol. The death toll for the state toll stands at 471 and is higher than a year ago. A Mesa man Edwin Huscher 28 faces felony manslaughter charges in the hit run death of 15 year old Sylvia Pearce struck in a Mesa crosswalk. Funeral services for Pearce are planned in the Ninth Ward Chapel and burial in Mesa Cemetery.
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United Press International
Gila Bend
U.S. 80
Arizona Highway Patrol
Mesa
Edwin Huscher
Sylvia Anne Pearce
Mesa Southside
Huscher
Pomona
Ninth Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Ln Mesa Cemetery
Obituary Notices for Mika and Wing in Scottsdale
Abraham Mika 63 an engineer for Motorola dies at Baptist Hospital in Scottsdale. Services at Messinger Mortuary 8 p.m. today. graveside at Greenwood Memorial Park tomorrow in Phoenix. Surviving are wife Makine son Arma Michael daughter Sona and mother Mahik Mika. Also Lewis J. Wing 69 dies at home in Scottsdale. Services 8:30 a.m. tomorrow at Messinger Mortuary burial Greenwood Memorial Park. Wing was active in church and veterans groups. survived by wife and son.
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Motorola Semiconductor Products Division
Baptist Hospital
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Messinger
Ezindian School Road
Greenwood Memorial Park
Phoenix
Granite Reef Rd
United States
Turkey
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Arma Michael
Sona
Scottsdale
Mahik Mika
Messinger Mortuary
Lewis J. Wing
E. Coronado
E. Indian School
Wing
Greenwood’ Memorial Paska
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Elks
Américan Legion
Linois
Aresae
Diefenbaker Scandal Report Sparks Political Fallout
Supreme Court Justice Wishart Spence released a 91 page report on the Gerda Munsinger affair finding the former prime minister mishandled the case and failed to act against Serge Sevigny. The report criticized Diefenbaker for inaction and not consulting his cabinet while noting security concerns.
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UPI
John Diefenbaker
Gerda Munsinger
Supreme Court
Wishart F. Spence
Spence
Munsinger
Defense
Pierre Sevigny
Sevigny
Diefenbaker
Preme Court
Lester B. Pearson
Lucien Gardin
Spencer
EB. Davie Fulton
George Hees
Fulton
Commission
Surveyor 2 Moon Lander Crashes After Failed Engine
The 65 million Surveyor 2 crashed into the Moon at 3800 mph after a steering engine failed during a midcourse maneuver. JPL officials said postflight tests and a retro rocket firing were performed as the craft tumbled and ultimately impacted the lunar surface.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
California Institute of Technology
Surveyor
Yugoslav author Mihajlov jailed over defaming regime
Mihajlo Mihajlov, 32, was sentenced by the Zadar District Court to one year in prison for defaming Titoist authorities. The trial sparked clashes as western reporters were berated and manhandled by a hostile crowd outside the courtroom.
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Zadar
Yugoslavia
UPI
Mihajlo Minalov
Tito
Moscow
Russia
Nazi Germany
UPT
Rasim Crnovrsanin
Schmid murder trial move argued for outside Arizona
Arguments on a motion to transfer the murder trial of Charles Schmid Jr. to an out-of-state court were set for today in Tucson. Schmid, 23, faces charges in the slaying of 15 year old Aileen Rowe and was previously condemned for the killings of Gretchen and Wendy Fritz. The defense contends publicity from the initial trial would deny him a fair Arizona trial.
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Arthur Goldberg
United States
United Nations
Viet Nam
Russia
U.S
Moscow
Mihajlov
Soviet Union
Supreme Court
Tucson
UPI
Charles Schmid Jr
Schmid
William Tinney Jr
F. Lee Bailey
Aileen Rowe
Ters
Gretchen
Wendy Fritz
Lehmid
Arizona
Pima County
Rowe
Bailey
Sam Shepard
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