Europe braces for deadly winter across dozens of nations
Across Europe more than 200 people have died as storms and freezing conditions lash the continent. Italy, Yugoslavia, Greece, and Turkey report fatalities while Britain endures fuel shortages and freezing weather. Rescue efforts continue as many regions face floods, snowbound communities, and disrupted transport.
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Atlantic
Black Sea
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Greece
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Soviet Union
Denmark
West Germany
Belgium
Britain
Netherlands
Austria
Tangier-to-Algeciras
Algeciras’ Bay
Apennine Mountains
Poultry Industry to be Probed by Agriculture Dept
Washington UPI reports the Agriculture Department announced plans for a broad year long investigation into the poultry industry. The probe will study charges of unjust competition unfair trade practices discrimination against small processors and the overall economic conditions of the sector.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Southern Arizona Bank Promotes Six Officials
The Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co. announced six promotions led by Lewis W. Douglas. William E. Abel was named senior trust officer and vice president. James M. Kingston became cashier. Mary D. Jordan and Margaret Kalil were elected assistant vice presidents. Robert H. Norris was elected trust officer. and Dean Phillips advanced to assistant cashier.
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Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co
Lewis W. Douglas
William E. Abel
James M. Kingston
Mary D. Jordan
Margaret Kalil
Robert H. Norris
Dean Phillips
Abel
Bank
Morristown
N.J
Trust Company
Morris County
SAB
Trust Department
Kingston
Tucson
Portland
Orei
First National Bank of Portland
Jordan
Danville
Arizona
Kalil
Norris
University of Arizona
Phillips
Air Force
Davis
Monthan Air Force Base
S. J. Kossack & Associates
Phoenix
Frank R. David
Theagency
Avery A. Dixon
Donald James
David
New York
Kossack
Dixon
James
Bernard Friedmen
Robert Ambrose
Shoenne
National Executive Committee
American Institute of Architects
AYA National Executive Board
Henry Wright
Los Angeles
AJA
Mountain Shadows Resort
Friedman
Southern Arizona
ULA
Ambrose
Coliseum Borrowing Plan Offered
A plan proposes borrowing 3.5 million dollars from the state employee pension fund to build a coliseum at the state fairground in Phoenix. Rep. Fred Burke says 2 percent interest and repay via use income. Rep. Derek Van Dyke calls the idea potentially legal with fund trustees approval. The pension fund holds 91.8 million. the proposal discussed with a 75 thousand dollar fiscal 1963-64 operating budget request.
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Phoenix
Cochise County
Fred Burke
D-Cochise
Derek van Dyke
Maricopa
House Appropriations Committee
The
Fair Commission
Fair Board
Fairground
Driver Is Hurt In Crash
Walter A. Chase, 68, of 2734 N. Castro Ave., was injured yesterday at Flowing Wells and Wetmore Road when his car was struck broadside by another auto. Chase was in satisfactory condition at St. Mary's Hospital with a head cut and bruised left jet and possible concussion. Deputy Les Godare said Chase was eastbound on Wetmore when his auto was struck by a car driven by Elton Murray, 38, of 225 W. Bilby Road. Murray was southbound on Flowing Wells and was cited for failure to stop at a stop sign and failure to control speed.
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Walter A. Chase
Castro Ave
Flowing Wells
Wetmore
Chase
St. Mary’s Hospital
Les Godare
Elton Murray
W. Bilby Road
Murray
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