NLRB Agency Shop Ruling Sparks Mixed Reactions
The NLRB ruled that right to work laws do not ban the agency shop and that workers may pay union dues without joining. The decision, 4-1 with dissent by Boyd Leedom, centers on Indiana GM and UAW, reversing February’s 3-2 stance. Union leaders call it hopeful. opponents call it a shock and bias.
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UPI
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Fri
Boyd Leedom
Indiana
National
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Eisenhower
Later Named To Head State Rocket Society
Scottsdalian Dean Later is named temporary chairman of the Arizona section of a newly formed American Rocket Society. He aims to share missile and air space travel information with engineers doctors and lawyers. The group plans Air Space Flight Week in Arizona Oct 9 to 15 and held its first meeting with 12 Scottsdale members listed by name plus several attending wives.
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Scottsdalian Dean
Arizona
The
American Rocket Society
Scottsdale
Charles Bartley
E. Exeter
Donald Brandes
E. Cactus Rd
W. E. Bullion
E. Diana Dr
C. C. Casto
Calle Redondo
S. E. Danlow
N. 61St St
S. C. Farrell
E. Oak
L. H. Hagler
Paradise Dr
W. E. Hiallis
E. Coronado
B. H. Julier
N. Purdue Dr
Bernie Lebovitz
Scottsdale Special Election Calls Charter Vote for 1961
The town of Scottsdale Arizona votes to hold a special election on October 31 1961 to decide whether to ratify the proposed Town Charter. Polling place set at Court Chambers 131 East Main Street with Rosa Lindsey Virginia Cockrill Katherine Donn Evelyn Sullivan Nancy Palmer as election clerks and Jack Troutmiller as marshal. Election board compensation fixed at 15 dollars per person. Emergency clause declares immediate effect.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arizona
Court Chambers
East Main Street
Rosa Lindsey
Virginia Cockrill
Katherine Donn
Evelyn Sullivan
Nancy Palmer
Marshal Jack Troutmiller
Board of Election
Maricopa
M. E. Kimsey
Dorothy I. Ketchum
Scottsdale Weather Forecast Sun and Sky Clear
Sunny today and Sunday with a slight cooling trend today and a bit warmer Sunday afternoon. Highs near 102 today, around 95 Sunday. Cooler tonight with frosts above 6,000 feet Sunday morning and warmer conditions Sunday afternoon.
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Scottsdale
De Gaulle Retains Key Powers Amid Algeria Crisis
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle relinquished most dictatorial powers from April's Algeria revolt but retains authority to block uprisings. He preserves emergency proclamation, arrest powers, banning writings, and special trials for plotters as tensions rise with rightist opponents.
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Paris
UPS
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
East German refugees risk liberty in grim border stand
East German refugees press for freedom as border guards fire to deter escapes. A 50-year-old woman and a 51-year-old man fled during the night, while an 80-year-old woman died after jumping from East Berlin to West Berlin. West Berlin police estimate 20 people broke through the cordon in 24 hours. The border atmosphere remained tense as Communist orders to shoot raised the risk of international friction.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
East Berlin
Red
Bombay Guilty In Drug Case
James Bombay Jr was convicted of misdemeanor manslaughter for the traffic death of Warren Stacy in a North Phoenix hit and drag racing case. Paul Neal Etter was acquitted. The verdict came at midnight after four hours of deliberation. Judge Yale McFate will sentence Bombay Thursday morning.
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Phoenix
UPD
James Bombay Jr
Warren Stacy
Paul Neal Etter
Yale McFate
Bombay
Stacy
Bomboy
North
Etter
Students Attack ROTC Program at University of Arizona
A campus dispute over ROTC at the University of Arizona prompts a plan for a voluntary ROTC program or its replacement with a cold war orientation course. Gary Peter Klahr, a law student and former ASU anti ROTC leader, is central to the movement. Seven students urged the UA student government to form a committee to pursue the voluntary plan.
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Tucson
UPI
University of Arizona
Gary Peter Klahr
Klahr
Arizona State University
Kindergarten at Kiddie Corral Opens This Week
Mrs E J Mooney operates the Kiddie Corral at 104 N Mar shall Ave offering nursery and kindergarten for children aged 4 to 6. Mrs Martha Malarz, former Our Lady of Perpetual Help teacher, directs. Classes run 9 to 11 a m Monday through Friday.
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Kiddie Corral
E. J. Mooney
N. Marshall Ave
Martha Malarz
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Reds Cut Off Entry To Tiny German Village
In Berlin Communist police ringed Steinstuecken with barbed wire and concrete posts cutting off the American enclave from West Berlin. U.S. helicopters had evacuated seven refugees this week and used a grassy field for supply landings to the three man military police post after Gen. Lucius D. Clay’s visit.
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Berlin
UPI
U.S. Army
Steinstuecken
West Berlin
Kennedy
Lucius D. Clay
U.S
Clay
Kennedy Signs Foreign Aid Bill Passes Here
President Kennedy signed a 4.2 billion dollar foreign aid bill in Newport Rhode Island. The measure allocates 3.9 billion for foreign aid but falls 861 million short of the President’s hopes and lacks Treasury borrowing authority for an eight point eight billion five year loan program.
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R.I
UPI
Kennedy
Treasury
Camelback Road Paving Approved
City council approved a contract with Bentson Construction for 86,973.76 to pave Camelback Road east of Scottsdale Road and Miller from Camelback to Indian School Road. City Engineer Ken McDonald said the work should finish by mid November.
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Bentson Construction Company
Camelback
Scottsdale Road
Miller
Indian School Road
Ken McDonald
Finnish grocer mistakes leaders for customers on market square
In Helsinki Market Square a grocer misidentified two men as potential buyers. He whispered that one was President Kekkonen and the other President Brezhnev of the U S S R. The two heads of state, unaware, continued their casual stroll.
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Helsinki
UPI
Helsinki Market Square
Kekkonen
Scottsdale Annexation on Verge of Being Invalidated
The eastside annexation of six square miles and 18 700 persons faces possible voiding as Superior Court is expected to void the annexation Monday morning. The council plans further investigation of city hall business and an audit to ensure surpluses during that period. Mayor Kimsey and council members defend integrity while Cook seeks prosecutions only if a crime is proven.
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Scottsdale
Cook
Roy Petsch
Mayors of 23 US Cities Visit West Berlin to Back Brandt
A 23 city mayor delegation left Idlewild Airport New York to reassure West Berlin and President Kennedy of U.S. support. They carried telegrams from 572 mayors representing over 100 million people and planned to read some on Radio Free Europe. The trip aims to bolster morale amid Khrushchev’s stance on Berlin.
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UPI
U.S
West Berlin
Wil! Brandt
America
Idlewild
Hayden Burns
Jacksonville
Fla
United States
Brandt
Radio Free Europe
John J. Buckley
Cubans Execute Another Rebel
Havana reports another execution by firing squad and 59 others sentenced to up to 10 years in prison for anti-C Castro activities. Ezequiel Diaz was shot in Santiago as a major defendant in a mass trial of 67 Cubans tied to an armed anti Castro band linked to Guantanamo.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel Castro
Santiago
Ezequiel Diaz
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Scottsdale Board to hear variances for two signs
The Scottsdale Board of Adjustments will hold a public hearing on October 18, 1961 at 7 30 PM at Town Hall 133 East Main Street to consider variances to the Sign Ordinance for Union Title Company a 10 by 20 foot free standing sign at 7001 East Camelback Road and Ricky s Drive In a 4 9 by 12 foot double faced pylon sign at 1847 South Scottsdale Road Lots 310 and 311 New Papago Parkway.
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Board of Adjustments
Scottsdale
Arizona
Union Title Company
Camelback Road
S. Scottsdale Road
New Papago Parkway
E. Main St
Daniel Weisberger
Ben Goodman
Maritime Strike Paralyzes West Coast Ports
The Masters Mates and Pilots Union sparked a coast wide walkout disrupting 135 vessels from 13 Pacific Maritime Association members. Pickets were placed on 17 ships in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland and Seattle, delaying arrivals and forcing tourists to seek alternate flights to Hawaii and the Far East.
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San Francisco
UPS
Hawaii
Far East
Masters, Mates and Pilots Union
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Weekend Talks On Contract Set By Ford UAW
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers resume negotiations in Detroit after a Friday recess. UAW President Walter P. Wilson and union officials plan renewed talks on a weekend schedule at a downtown hotel conference room.
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Ford
UAW
Detroit
UPS
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Barion
Walter P. Charles E. Wilson
General Motors
Defense
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