Phoenix Bricklayers Strike Spreads in Phoenix
Phoenix Bricklayers Local 3 expanded a citywide strike against the Arizona Consolidated Masonry and Plastering Contractors Association after pulling crews from a high school project. About two thirds of Phoenix masonry contractors are independent. The old contract expired May 31 and talks were not scheduled.
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Phoenix
Arizona Consolidated Masonry and Plastering Contractors Association of
Ace Springfield
Employers
Springfield
Local 3
Associated Contractors
Phoenix Masonry
Clarinet King Among Dist 1 Musicians
District 1 student musicians favor the clarinet with 1 049 players, while violins drop to third with 868, trumpets and cornets tie at 936, and drums fall to fourth. In total 5 145 pupils joined instrumental music, plus 13 535 in vocal music, representing 66 percent of grades 4-12. a national average sits around 22 percent.
Downtown Water Main Project Aims to Finish in Six Weeks
City officials said downtown water main installation by E P Hunziger Construction Co will restore Main Street to normal in about two weeks and Broadway in about three weeks. The program began in spring to replace 50 year old mains. Pennington Street work is done and central arteries await crews. The contractor expects completion roughly six weeks from now barring unforeseen problems.
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Stone Avenue
E. P. Hunziger Construction Co
Pennington Street
Broadway
Ruling Sought On Lie Tests In Slaying Case
The sheriff's office will seek a county attorney opinion on whether Willie Hill Jr. can receive further polygraph tests for the Marguerita Bejarano case despite his attorney's objections. The attorney Blair Benjamin paused a second test, while Deputy John Rohr had administered the first. Hill, tied to a grand theft by embezzlement charge, was returned from Tuscaloosa after allegedly stealing 156 dollars from the Bee Hive tavern. FBI experts in Washington are testing bullets found with the guns Hill possessed.
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Sheriff's Department
Marguerita Bejarano
James Wyckoff
Willie Lee Hill Jr
Blair D. Benjamin
Hill
Benjamin
Charles Coates
John Rohr
Superior Court
Wyckoff
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Bee Hive
S. Convent Ave
Town
Mar
FBI Laboratory
Washington
U S Probes New Canal Possibility
The United States has sound ed out Panama and Colombia about a study of sites in those two countries for a possible new Atlantic Pacific ship canal. The Kennedy administration plans to ask Congress for authority to conduct surveys in Panama and Colombia.
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Washington
United States
Panama
Colombia
Panama Canal
Augusto Guillermo ‘Arango
Carlos Sanz de Santamaria
State Department
Congress
Budget Bureau
Roberto Chiari
Kennedy
Nicaragua
Mexico
Canal
Sea Level Canal Plans Across Central America
A formed source describes three potential sea level canal routes from the Atlantic to the Pacific. One would run via the Gulf of San Blas and Sabana River to protected bays, another to the Gulf of San Miguel, and a Colombian route near the Panama border using Atrato and Truando rivers. Each would cross roughly 50 to 90 miles inland, contrasting with the present 40 mile canal, and aim to bypass locks to speed transit.
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Gulf of San Blas
Isthmus
Pacific
Sabana
Gulf of San Miguel
Panama
Panama Waterway
Panama Canal
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Penney
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