Transportation Department plan could aid Tucson freight
Dr. Gilbert Gifford told Arizona World Trade Association members that a new Department of Transportation would improve national freight service and help areas like Tucson. He explained freight rates depend on factors such as distance packaging speed and handling, and are set by carriers, not regulators, though agencies can adjust them. He warned rates are complex and urged shippers to hire a traffic consultant to avoid losses from uneconomical practices.
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U.S. Department of Transportation
Tucson
Gilbert Gifford
Arizona World Trade Association
Ramada Inn
Gifford
Study Could Speed Land Transfers In Arizona
A government study led by Milton A. Pearl of the U S Public Land Review Commission could hasten private ownership of much Arizona public land. The 18-member panel reviews 5 000 public land laws and seeks criteria to define general public benefit while aiming to complete its report by December 31 1964 with a one year extension requested.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Milton A. Pearl
U.S. Public Land Review Commission
Pearl
Truman School Named for President in Lackawanna
Lackawanna New York announces a $1.2 million elementary school to honor former President Harry S. Truman. The board notes nearby schools bear the names of Washington Lincoln McKinley Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt.
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Lackawanna, N.Y
Harry S. Truman
Board of Education
Buffalo
Washington
Lincoln
McKinley
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
LBJ weighs vast supersonic transport decision
The Johnson Administration faces a $30 billion to $54 billion space age aircraft choice. Boeing and Lockheed compete to build the SST with engine makers United Aircraft and General Electric. a final decision rests with President Johnson by January 1. The project promises thousands of jobs and a lasting economic and prestige impact.
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LBJ
John Cunniff
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
White House
Boeing Co
Seattle
Wash
Lockheed Aircraft
Burbank
Calif
Marietta, Ga
Lyndon B. Johnson
Boeing
General Electric
United
Federal Aviation Agency
Johnson
Lockheed
United Aircraft
Lock
Art student quits due to turpentine allergy in Liberty
In Liberty Kentucky a student in a women led art class had to quit after developing an allergy to turpentine. The farming community project had started recently with local women organizing the class.
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Liberty Ky
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