Prospects For Settlement Of Kennecott Strike
Salt Lake City United Press reports Kennecott Copper Corp ordered its 4200 Utah workers to a five day week due to weaker copper demand. A wage dispute with the International Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen and Enginemen remains unsettled as mediators say prospects look dim.
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Rare dog racoons and pheasants arrive for SLC Zoo
A six animal shipment including dog racoons and colorful pheasants arrived in Salt Lake City after an 8000 mile flight from Tokyo. San Francisco zoo director Carey Baldwin called the dog racoons very unusual and unnamed monkeys were thought pregnant. The trade involved Salt Lake City sending a 1000 pound baby elephant to Tokyo in exchange.
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Idaho Woman Heads PTA in National Convention
Idaho grandmother and former history teacher Mrs. John E. Hayes, 60, of Twin Falls, was elected president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, winning 682 of 690 votes. The convention also named officers and heard a push against objectionable comics and media, led by Mrs. Joseph W. Eshelman.
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers
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Twin Falls
Ida
Hayes
PTA
Denver
Newton P. Leonard
Providence
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Ralph H. Ojemann
Iowa City
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Little Rock
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German Poll Results Tell Of Eastern Vote Rebuke
Communist officials conceded that about one third of eastern Germany voters rejected the single Soviet backed candidate slate in the weekend election. The outcome challenges Soviet and Communist control as they seek influence before the four power foreign ministers council in Paris. Only one slate existed and ballots were for or against the state for a congress to draft a German constitution in response to the western sponsored government.
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New Orleans woman stages late night street strip act
Ruth Schubert, 32, from New Orleans, walked from the Pickwick Arms to Second Avenue and removed her clothing in front of bystanders at 4:45 am. Police and an ambulance intervened and she was taken to Bellevue hospital. Hotel staff noted a long distance call to New Orleans.
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Pickwick Arms Hotel
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Utah Power and Light declares 40 cent dividend
The Utah Power and Light Co. board declares a 40 cent a share dividend payable July 1 to stockholders of record June 6 totaling $474,000. Nearly 11,000 stockholders will receive the dividend with 62 percent residing in Utah, Idaho, Colorado and Wyoming.
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Utah Power and Light Co
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