Retail Trade Bureau Urged To Back Sunday Sales Ban
Tucson 1962 focus urged by Retail Trade Bureau manager Ade Abbott at the Pioneer Hotel. He argues Sunday shopping does not boost business and suggests legislation to curb Sunday sale across retail sectors. Abbott pushes downtown beautification, stronger salesmanship, more bureau members, transit tax relief, and urban renewal with or without federal aid. He notes 1.4 million park and shop stamps issued in 1961 and Mexico trade ties as key programs.
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Cecil James
Tucson Retail Trade Bureau
Ade Abbott
Joneer Hotel
Abbott
Jewalks
Tucson
Bueau
Civic Auditorium
Carpenter Speaks To Pre Legislative Group At UA
State Senator Clarence L Carpenter urged pre legislative delegates at the University of Arizona to engage actively in politics. He announced that Model Legislature members may use the State Capitol chambers when the body convenes. Tom Morgan, UA student, serves as Governor of the 1961 Model Legislature with advisers Royanna Lebrecht and others guiding the event.
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Peter Barr
Cl Ence L. Carpenter
D-Gil
University of Arizona
Arizona State Senate
Cochairman
Arizona ‘Ymca
Liberal Arts
Jules Klegge
Phoenix
Arizona Legistive Council
Tom Morgan
Morgan
Royanna Lebrecht
Tucson
Mary Ann McCue
Eddie Rouse
Sun Gravitational Red Shift Confirmed by Scientists
Two French scientists using a precise instrument observed the solar gravitational red shift in the sun's radiation from strontium atoms. The result, reported in Physical Review Letters, confirms Einstein's general relativity predictions and builds on Mossbauer-based experiments.
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Science Service
Washington
Einstein
Sirius
Mossbauer
Rudolph L. Mossbauer
California Institute of Technology
J. E. Blamont
F. Roddier
Meudon Observatory
France
Blamont
Roddier
Physical Review Letters
Teamster Dues Here Reduced
The Tucson Teamsters Local 310 will see its monthly dues cut by 50 cents from the planned $7.50 to $7 starting Monday. The additional 50 cents rise slated for January 1963 remains, bringing total to $7.50 then.
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Tucson Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Stan Cleenger
Clevenger
James
Gas Station Fire Damage Estimated at $1000
An off duty fireman helped extinguish a blaze at the Arizona Station on 3701 N. Oracle Rd. The fire caused about $1000 damage total, including $500 to the building and $500 to contents and equipment. Fireman David C. Schuler and proprietor Charles Clelland aided before engines arrived, flames started by fumes near a gas heater.
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Arizona
Oracle Rd
David C. Schuler
Iroquois Ave
Schuler
Charles Clelland
Subway Strike Averted By Pay Increase In New York
New York City Transit Authority and the Transport Workers Union reached a two year contract effective January 1, giving 28 700 employees a 12 cent hourly raise first year and 10 cents second year plus fringe benefits. The deal eliminates a planned subway and bus walkout while preserving commitments on fares and automation. The pact costs about 36 million over two years and ends a looming labor dispute that could affect 2 million daily bus riders and 8 million subway riders.
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New York
UPI
General Subway
Ind
York City
New York City Transit Authority
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Joseph O'Grady
O'Grady
TWA
Michael Quill
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