Mediation In Strike Proposed
Mayor Lew Davis urged a federal mediator to end a three week strike and lockout affecting major Arizona construction. Talks with Phoenix mayor and contractors stalled. work may resume by July 6 if negotiations restart, with potential mediation and uninterrupted meetings through the July Fourth weekend.
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Lew Davis
Davis
Phoenix
Milton Graham
Arizona General Contractors Association
The
Operating Engineers Union
Tanner Brothers Contracting Co
Legislators Meet With Governor in Capital Outlay Talks
Phoenix lawmakers and Gov. Sam Goddard held a one hour session to pursue a solution for capital outlay and potential adjournment. Talks will continue after formal sessions as leaders push for bonds or cash funding amid House opposition to state debt. Participants included Senate President Carpenter and House leaders, with no conclusions yet reached.
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Phoenix
Sam Goddard
Goddard
Senate
House
Stocks Sink To New Low For 1965
New York stocks fell to fresh 1965 lows in heavy trading as the market endured a fourth straight losing session. Volume reached 7.66 million shares, while the Dow Jones industrial average dropped 13.77 points to 840.59, its steepest drop since the Kennedy assassination in November 1963.
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New York
Kennedy
Two-Week Space Flight For Borman Proposed
Tucson astronaut Frank Borman likely to be named for the world’s longest space flight early next year. The two week Gemini mission would orbit Earth with James Lovell as probable crew mate. Borman, a Tucson High School graduate, is son of Edwin and wife now residing in Phoenix.
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Tucson
Frank Borman
United Press International
Gemini
UPI
Berman
James Lovell
Borman
Edwin Borman
Wito
Phoenix
Priest Handcuffed and Ordered Out of Tileta Pueblo
In Tileta New Mexico, Pueblo Governor Andy Abeita ordered Msgr. Fred Stadtmueller from St. Augustine's Church after confrontations over tribal customs. The priest was handcuffed briefly and given 12 hours to pack, with church leaders promising possible legal action. Archbishop James Peter Davis condemned the action.
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Tileta
N.M
UPI
Mspr
Fred Stadtmueller
St. Augustine's Church
Tileta Indian Pueblo
Pueblo
Andy Abeita
Davis
Old Mission Church
Abeita
Msgr. Stadtmueller
Msgr.Stadtmueller
Senate approves federal grants for regional medical complexes
The Senate passed a bill authorizing 650 million in federal grants over four years to establish regional medical complexes addressing heart disease cancer and stroke. The measure, sent to the House by voice vote, aligns with President Johnsons health program as he sought 1.1 billion over five years. An amendment on exclusive drug patent rights was tabled by a 45 36 vote amid a heated debate.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Sen
Russell
Long
D-La
Funds Withheld From Tucson Poverty Program Facing Delay
About 650000 in federal poverty funds for Tucson projects is held up in Washington while complaints claim locals lack influence on the program. Norman Todd, director of the local CEQ Inc, notes 13 programs await funds despite prior approval. Board changes and broader area representation are among proposed reforms.
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Washington
Norman Todd
Local Committee For Economicpportunity Inc
Record Low June Heat Wave Ends Quietly
After three days of all time lows, the thermometer cooled to 60 degrees this morning, ending a streak of recordbreaking warmth. The U S Weather Bureau notes this June is the first since 1897 with no 100 degree reading. Tomorrow’s forecast shows a high near 99 and a low around 65 with mild humidity.
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The
Mercury
Roosevelt sought trusteeship for Indochina after WWII
Historical papers reveal Franklin D Roosevelt advocated removing France from Indochina after World War II and placing the region under an international trusteeship. He argued Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia deserved independence and voiced U.S. intent to consult on Southeast Asia policy.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
France
Indochina
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Hughes gets 13.5 million Falcon missile contract for Tucson plant
The Department of Defense awarded Hughes Aircraft a 13.47 million dollar contract to modify 1 400 Falcon missiles, AIM 4D, over 18 months. Tucson plant will add about 1 200 workers over the next year with total Tucson employment rising to 2 500 by mid 1966.
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Department of Defense Today
Hughes Aircraft Co
Tucson
Carl Hayden
Morris K. Udall
Air Force
Hughes
Hughes Tucson
Louis L. Reasor
Senate panel retains limit on duty free liquor for tourists
The Senate Finance Committee in Washington today kept in a provision in an administration backed bill that restricts imports to one quart of liquor per month duty free for each tourist entering the United States.
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Senate Finance Committee
Washington
United States
Coroner's Jury Views Slain Caretaker's Body
A coroner's jury viewed the body of James Woods a 64 year old caretaker shot to death last Thursday. The inquest will reconvene Wednesday to hear evidence. Woods was killed at 8520 E Snyder Road by Bruce W Campbell a mortgage banker who said he acted in self defense. Campbell 57 was released from custody Friday after investigation found self defense when he fired three shots into Woods chest. Campbell said Woods fired toward the jeep Campbell was driving then ran inside for a shotgun which Woods cocked and aimed at Campbell. Campbell was with his daughter Francisca 15 and Earl Upham 7047 E Acoma Pt and Upham's daughter Elizabeth 14. The group clashed beside a pond in Hidden Valley Estates. Jurors include John Burnham Reg Davis Emma Padilla Dorsett Jordan Scott Henderson James Thomas William Crosby and William Goettlemen. Hearing Wednesday at 10 a.m. in LaVetter court room.
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James Woods
Woods
Snyder Road
Tucson
Bruce W. Campbell
Justice of the Peace
Toby LaVetter
Adair Funeral Home
LaVetter
Campbell
Loyalung Place
Norman
Green
Francisca
Earl Upham
Hughes Aircraft Co
E. Acoma
Upham
Elizabeth
Hidden Valley Estates
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Reg Davis
Emma Padilla
Dorsett Jordan
Scott Henderson
James Thomas
William Crosby
William Goettlemen
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Bridge Citizen
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Woman’s View
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