Multi-Vehicle Crash Sends Three to Hospitals in Tucson
A driving crash near Avia diversion channel left Paul Jones and Roger Boer among the injured. Boer suffered a back injury and was admitted to Tucson Medical Center while Jones faced drunken driving charges. Four others were hurt in a Nogales Highway collision. Pamela Days and Sherry Blue were treated and released, William Kort’s vehicle had injuries, plus George Crocker and Irene Crocker were treated and released at separate hospitals. Juan Amaro was admitted to St. Marys with head facial and chest lacerations after hitting a telephone pole and was cited for failure to control.
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Tucson
Paul Jones
Kesner
Avia
Roger Boer
Tlon
Palo Vert
Sheriff's Deputies
Jones Howard Straw
Alde Road
Autal
Pamela Days
7Th St
William Kort
Baker St
St. Mary's
Sherry Blue
E. 3Rd St
George Crocker
36Th St
Irene
Pima County Hospital
Korff
Juan Amaro
Michigan St
San Joaquin Ave
W. Bop Road
Airlines Lost Millions in Longest Strike Cost Carriers Big
The strike cost five major airlines 330 million dollars and left 67 000 furloughed workers earning 64 million in wages as related businesses faced up to a 1 billion hit. Recovery could take years with fare cuts unlikely for at least a year and jet purchases delayed.
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Washington
UPI
Civil Aeronautics Board
ICAB
Aera
TWA
Spiders Tie Into Viet Nam War Research
Edgewood Army scientists use a spider’s thread to capture ultra small mist droplets for military research. The gossamer thread, thinner than light wavelengths, holds droplets two microns across without sticking, aiding studies on atomization and evaporation for insect repellents and smoke markers.
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Edgewood
Viet Nam
Army
Mt Etna Lava Stream Spills Down Northeast Slope
A new eruption of Mt Etna sent molten lava flowing for over half a mile down the northeast slope. No immediate danger reported for communities on the lower slopes.
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Catanta
Italy
Mt. Etna
Highway Jobs Approved Across Arizona Road Projects
Arizona moves ahead on multiple highway projects including 5.7 miles of U S 66 from Hualapai Reservation to Coconino Caverns with a 1 183 543 contract to Peter Kiewit Sons Co Glendale and 491 000 federal support after cost overruns. Ashton Co Tucson lands 1 090 735 for I 10 frontage work 6 4 miles. New Pueblo Constructors Tucson gets 360 263 for Arizona 289 Nogales to Ruby plus 1 589 831 for Interstate 19 near Tucson. Tanner Bros. Contracting receives 447 454 for Arizona 160 near Heber. James W Brown Co Phoenix secures 268 639 on Arizona 73 and 123 167 on Kirkland Junction project.
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Phoenix
Arizona
U.S. 66
Hualapai Indian Reservation
Coconino Caverns
Peter Kiewit Sons Co
Glendale
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Seligman
State Highway Commission
Ashton Co. of
Tucson
Ft. Grant Road
Willcox
Bowie
New Pueblo Constructors
U.S
Nogales
Ruby
New Pueblo
Tanner Bros. Contracting Co
Heber
Shaw
James W. Brown Contracting Co
Indian Pine
Kirkland - Kirkland Junction
Arizona to Seek Girls Correctional School Funding
The Arizona Board of Institutions for Juveniles approved plans to seek 540 000 for a girls correctional school to be administered by a board member. The board also extended mental health services at Ft. Grant for boys and authorized a 50000 auxiliary power plant and a 20000 laundry at Ft. Grant Industrial School, with a five year plan to assess needs.
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Flagstaff
Phoenix
Stee
Dr. C
Itan
L. Harkins
Ft. Grant
Arizona CWA rejects Western Electric wage offer
Arizona members of the Communications Workers of America rejected the company’s latest wage offer by a vote of about 99 to 1. Installers at Mountain State Tele phone and Telegraph Co. have worked since July 28 on a day to day basis earning 3.21 dollars per hour. The union official said a nationwide strike vote by mail results could be announced in New York City tonight.
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Johnson
American
United
TWA
Phoenix
Western Electric Co
Central Exchange
New York City
Arizona
Communications Workers of America
Alf-Cio
James Dooley
Mountain State Telephone and Telegraph Co
George Vogelsang
Southern District
CWA
Western Electric
Bell System
Mountain States
Bell
Legislation To Protect Cabin Owners Proposed
Six California congressmen introduced bills to grant summer cabin owners a possessory interest in land on which their cabins sit in national forests. Title remains with the United States, allowing government recovery for higher uses, with removal costs covered for the cabin owner.
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Washington
California
Congress
Harold T. Johnson
D-Calif
Johnson
Don Edwards
John McFall
Robert Leggett
Harlan Hagen
B. F. Sisk
United States
Forest Service
Red Ave. event prompts advance price details
An upcoming Red Ave gathering lists advance pricing of 45 per person and 92.95 for a separate poet gale at Tucsen. The notice names RA and Pegatie in connection with the event.
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uwaOh
Poet Gale
Tucsen
Haugh Calls For Joint Studies On State Needs
Rep. John Haugh argues Arizona must match future government needs with income via long-range studies. He says current knowledge is insufficient to set priorities and urges executive and legislative cooperation to decide which projects to fund now and which to delay.
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San Manuel
UPI
John Haugh
Pima
GOP
Arizona
Haugh
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el Casino
Frank O. Martinez
Valencia Road
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Boer
Tucson Medical Center
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E. Broadway
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