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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1966

Page

3

Guidelines May Set Stage For Strikes

Washington UPI reports that airline wage guideline disputes hint at a wave of major labor strikes in the coming year. President Johnson's 3.2 percent productivity-based pay ceiling prompts protests from the International Association of Machinists amid stalled negotiations and government mediation.

Washington UPI Johnson W. Willard Wirtz Congress International Association of Machinists

22nd Street Work Sab Bids High On Bonds

Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Co. emerged as the apparent high bidder for 136 519.99 dollars in improvement district bonds issued by Tucson to cover current expenses. The bank bid 134 472.15 dollars or 98.5 percent of face value, with City Finance Director Urie to evaluate. The bonds finance part of East 22nd Street work from Craycroft to Kolb. City Manager Keane notes the city must attract funds amid a dry market and may invest surplus funds in Treasury bills. Council to act on Urie’s recommendation today.

Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Co Tucson John M. Urie East 22Nd Street Craycroft Kolb Roads Mark Keane U.S. Treasury Urie Acer

Kennedy backs Warren Report in Oswald sole killer view

Senator Edward M. Kennedy, despite not reading the Warren Commission report, says he is convinced Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the assassination of John F. Kennedy. He voiced pain during an interview with United Press International, insisting the report’s conclusions are accurate.

Washington UPI Edward M. Kennedy Lee Harvey Oswald John F. Kennedy Massachusetts United Press International Kennedy

Actress Phyllis Thaxter's mother dies at 74

Mrs. Phyllis Schuyler Thaxter of Portland Maine widow of a Maine Supreme Court justice and mother of actress Phyllis Thaxter died yesterday at 74. She acted on Broadway in Booth Tarkington's Magnolia in the early 1930s and earlier toured with Sir Philip Ben Greet's company in Shakespearean leads.

Portland Maine Phyllis Schuyler Thaxter Maine Supreme Court Phyllis Thaxter

Soviets Admit Sending Advisers to North Vietnam

Moscow Puts on record for the first time admitting two veteran Soviet border guards were sent to assist Hanoi. Western reports say SAMs and air defenses were aided by advisers as U.S. bombing of oil depots near Hanoi Haiphong drew harsher Soviet warnings. Defense Chief Matinovsky vows steps to strengthen forces with no details.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Viet Nam Kremlin U.S Hanoi Haiphong Moscow Young Communist Rodion Matinovsky

County Delays Fencing Decision To Protect Cattle

S. W. Fletcher asks Pima County Supervisors to authorize fencing along Houghton Road from Old Vail Road to Pantano Wash to stop cattle losses blamed on fast driving. Board delays until legal adviser returns, estimating total cost between 25 000 and 30 000 dollars. Cattle guards may cost 15 000 with fencing 10 000 to 15 000 more.

Pima County S. W. Fletcher Board of Supervisors Ped Fletcher Houghton Road lQld Vail Road Pantano Wash Benson Highway Fletcher Houghton Rob Ert DiCicco

Tempe Phoenix Link Work Starts

Reconstruction of the highway linking Phoenix and Tempe through the Salt River bed began after river waters washed away a road section in last winter's floods. Two way traffic has operated across the narrow bridge since, though the bridge is normally one way south. Crews aim to rebuild about 800 feet of dry river bed before ASU football season. Thousands of Phoenix motorists use the route to attend Sun Devil games.

Tempe UPI Phoenix Arizona State University Sun Devil

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