Brown Takes Action To End 3 Day L A Area Bus Strike
Gov. Edmund G. Brown named Ernest Webb to mediate the three day bus strike that idled 1,346 MTA buses and affected about 700,000 commuters in Los Angeles and neighboring counties. Webb planned talks with MTA and BRT leaders, while city and county officials sought a settlement to restore service.
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Brown
L.A
Los Angeles
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Ernest Webb
Department of Industrial Welfare
Metropolitan Transit Authority
MTA
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
BRT
San Bernardino
Orange
Riverside
Webb
Tomor
Nikita cocktail goes on sale in Copenhagen bars
In Copenhagen Khrushchev arrives for his official visit as Nikita a vodka champagne cherry liqueur cocktail debuts in city hotel bars. Kurt Sorensen author and Danish Bartenders Guild president oversees Orchid Bar in the Royal Hotel where Khrushchev stays. A nearby hotel barman says he has not served any yet.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Khrushchev
Kurt Sorensen
Danish Bartenders Guild
Royal Hotel
Bomb found behind Food Giant in Tucson investigated
Patrolman Fred Kolb surveys a dud homemade bomb discovered yesterday in the garbage area behind the Food Giant Supermarket at 1310 W Prince Road. The fuse had been lit, then disconnected and sealed with tape, packed with gunpowder and BB shots. Police linked it to no known related explosions but handed the materials to the crime lab.
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Fred Kolb
Food Giant
Prince Road
Tucson
World Trade Talks End In Disagreement
In Geneva a three month U N conference closed with a final resolution aimed at creating a U N body to debate issues. A 55 nation Trade and Development Board was proposed and adopted without a record vote. Western nations opposed a universal body that could override GATT. The resolution goes to the U N General Assembly for action.
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Geneva
U.N. World Trade and Development Conference
U.N
U.N. Trade and Development Board
Gronouski Warns Postal Rates May Rise to Avert Cuts
Postmaster General John Gronouski told a House subcommittee that avoiding rate hikes requires further mail service cutbacks. He argued curbs, including limited Saturday service, prevented higher rates and defended'économie steps amid criticism from Rep. Pepper and others.
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Washington
UPI
John A. Gronouski
Congress
Gronouski
House
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Pepper
House Post Office
The
United States
Man Starves Self To Death In Arizona Desert
Clinton L. Wright, 42, was found dead in the back of a 1954 station wagon in Yuma County. A diary near the body described his last days of self imposed starvation aided by canned food and water. Autopsy cited natural causes likely malnutrition. diary entries show at least 21 days in the western Arizona desert.
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Yuma
UPI
Denver
Yuma County
Clinton L. Wright
Arizona Desert
Wright
Four Drivers Fined and Jailed for Drunk Driving
Four men pleaded guilty in City Court to drunken driving charges and were fined 100 dollars each with 10 days in jail. Defendants include Russell Earl Pearson, 58, of Benson, William Joseph Carl, 21, of 5923 East 20th Street, Jose Paz Sotelo, 32, of Box 26, and Charles Young Buzby, 33, of 300 East 7th Street.
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Russel Earl Pearson
Benson
William Joseph Carl
E. 20Th St
Jose Paz Sotelo
Box
Charles Young Buzby
E, 7Th St
UA Names Dean of Education
The University of Arizona will appoint Dr. F. Robert Paulsen as dean of the College of Education. He comes from the University of Connecticut where he has served as dean since 1961, and will assume the post on Sept. 1. He has taught at Utah and Utah State, earned degrees from Utah State and the University of Utah, and served in World War II with the U.S. Army Signal Corps. He previously led Cokeville schools in Wyoming and Altamont High in Utah.
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University of Arizona College of Education
F. Robert Paulsen
University of Connecticut
School of Education
Hollis A. Moore
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Division of Education
Paulsen
Connecticut
University of Utah
Ana
Logan
Utah
Utah State University
U. S. Army Signal Corps
South Pacific
Cokeville
Wyo
Altamont High School
Mt. Emmons
Fees Increase for Catalina Mountain Lots This Year
Catalina Mountains lot renters face higher fees as the U S Forest Service plans increases to about 50 dollars this year next year and 100 dollars in 1968. Waterless lots will pay 85 dollars by 1966. The hike follows land value increases and aligns fees with other national forests after committee review.
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Catalina Mountains
U.S. Forest Service
Clyde Doran
Coronado National Forest
Doran
Winn to Be Installed in Realtor Post
Keith Winn former Tucson Board of Realtors president will be installed June 27 as first vice president of the Arizona Association of Realtors. Stewart M. Winter of Tucson a NAREB director will officiate at Prescott ceremonies as Paul F. Tubb of Mesa becomes president. Winn also becomes Tucson representative for the National Institute of Real Estate Brokers, Chicago.
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Keith Winn
Tucson Board of Realtors
Arizona Association of Realtors
Stewart M. Winter
Tucson
National Association of Real Estate Boards
NAREB
Prescott
Paul F. Tubb
Mesa
Winn
National Institute of Real Estate Brokers
Chicago
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