Production Halt at Arizona Copper Mines Amid Labor Standoff
Arizona's two largest copper mines at Morenci and Ajo faced production halts as railroad brotherhoods and Mine Mill workers struck after failed six month negotiations with Phelps Dodge Corp. Pickets lined Bisbee Ajo Morenci with about 700 AFL-CIO and 1,200 Mine Mill workers involved. some workers crossed lines at Ajo while the Douglas smelter remained unaffected. The strike follows unfair labor practice charges filed with the National Labor Relations Board.
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Mikoyan Castro Sign Sugar Pact in Havana
Anastas Mikoyan and Fidel Castro signed a five year sugar pact totaling five million tons with a $100 million Soviet credit for Cuba. The deal includes annual purchases of one million tons, with 200000 tons paid in dollars, and a low interest loan to buy Soviet machinery.
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Chessman Denied Stay of Execution by Supreme Court Justice
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black denied a second stay of execution for Daryl Imaneuy in California. Chessman faces execution at San Quentin next Friday for kidnapping robbery and sex crimes. Attorney A L Wirin filed the stay request from Los Angeles and urged further hearings while the Ninth Circuit considers a habeas corpus ruling by Judge Louis E Goodman's court. Gov Brown may be the mercy avenue if the door to relief remains closed.
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Two Israeli Police Killed on Border Fire
Tension rose along the Israeli Syrian border after an incident that killed two Israeli policemen and seriously wounded a third near Ashmoret in the Huleh area. The clash involved Syrian machine gun fire and occurred late yesterday in the disputed northwest sector.
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UA Hires Famous Astronomer Kuiper To Join Faculty
Dr Gerard Kuiper renowned astronomer and former Yerkes Observatory director will join the University of Arizona late this summer. He will work with the UA Steward Observatory and the Institute of Atmospheric Physics and bring his Yerkes staff to Arizona to map the moon and study the planets.
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France calls nuclear test a milestone for its power
Paris reports France detonated its first atomic device at Reggane on a 330 foot tower. President De Gaulle hailed the test as a historic boost to France and the Western defense potential. Officials said the device used plutonium and produced an explosion comparable to 20 kilotons of TNT. Observers noted it could shift balance among nuclear powers and influence future treaties.
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France Test Triggers Global Protest Across Nations
France announces a successful atomic test drawing protests from Communists and neutrals as West Berlin students clash with police in anti bomb actions in front of the French consulate. East Germany denounces the explosion as an atomic crime while Bonn affirms nonproliferation and welcomes France as a stronger Western defense partner.
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Butch the Bulldog Cured After Court Ordered Trial
London psychiatrists declared Butch the bulldog cured after psychiatric treatment at the Canine Defense League Kennels. The Shoreham magistrate had ordered his execution three months earlier for biting neighborhood dogs. The dog is now tame toward dogs but still hates cats and remains under league oversight.
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Lingerie Plant To Bring $1 Million Payroll Here
The Tucson Industrial Development Board announced a new Cherrybell Garment Manufacturing Co plant in a five acre site off Cherrybell Avenue. The facility will start with 200 local workers and rise to 1200 at peak, with at least 9 percent locally hired and annual payroll around $1 million. New Yorkers Sol Greenberg Michael Roth Jules Littwin Harry Bacal lead the venture, backed by Roy Drachman and Floyde Sperry. City officials praise the project as diversification and opportunity for Tucson.
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Weekend Fine For Outdoor Fun
Frisk and frolic amid medium temperatures with variable clouds and gusty winds. The weekend should be cool but sunny with a high near 55 degrees tomorrow and tonight’s low 35 to 40. Yesterday’s high reached 55 with 58 in shade and 63 in sun at noon.
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Family Drives To Costa Rica
A brief item notes a family’s trip to Costa Rica and related travel plans. It appears among a page of assorted columns including public records and sports listings. The fragment confirms motion toward Central American travel without detailing dates or participants.
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