Salt River Profit Denied by Project President
Phoenix UPI reports the Salt River Project denied a 50 percent profit claim. President Victor I Corbett rejected the Arizona Daily Star story, saying net revenue in 1960 totaled 4.4 million and all funds were reinvested into plant, improvements, obligations and operations with no cash dividends.
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Phoenix
UPI
Salt River Project
Victor I. Corbell
Arizona Daily Star
Small Business Association
Corbett
Ten convicts on prison water tower in protest
Ten rebel inmates remain atop a Western State Penitentiary water tower in Pittsburgh, fighting sun and thirst as they ration 18 candy bars. Leader Robert Payne, 25, has urged public view while two quit on Wednesday and another prisoner was hospitalized. Temperature climbed with sun.
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Pittsburgh
Robert Payne
Western State Penitentiary
Payne
Mothers Sought by Royal Engineers Regiment in England
Maj Edward Smeeden says the Royal Engineers want a recruit's mother to spend a week with her son to do the same tasks and share her experiences with other parents. The program aims to bridge gaps and provide insight for families.
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Cove
England
UPI
Royal Engineers Regiment
Edward Smeeden
Citizen Printer Retiring After 55 Years In Trade
R. H. Guthrie said goodbye today to his linotype machine after 55 years in the trade. He spent 22 years as a linotypist at the Citizen, with earlier years at the Star. He will retire to 20 E Glenn St with his wife Nell after a long career started in Shreveport and seasoned by memberships in the International Typographical Union.
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R. H. Guthrie
Goodby
The
Citizen
Star
Guthrie
E. Glenn St
Nell
Shreveport
International Typographical Union
Douglas Dispatch
Tucson
Brink's Robbers Lose Appeal in High-Profile Case
Seven men serving life terms for the 1950 Brink's robbery in Boston have again failed to win freedom as the U S Supreme Court refused to reconsider their petition for a writ of habeas corpus. The January 17, 1950 theft yielded a record cash loot of 1,211,219 dollars.
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Boston
UPI
Freedom
Dist
Garrett H. Byrne
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Wisconsin Beer Firms Make Deal
The G Heileman Brewing Co. of La Crosse announced it has completed arrangements to purchase the trademarks and distribution system of the Fox Head Brewing Co. of Waikesha. President Roy Kumm said the acquisition will provide outlets in 40 states and several foreign countries. Labels include Fox Head Fox De Luxe Weber and Wisconsin Premium. No price was disclosed.
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LA Crosse
Wis
G. Heileman Brewing Co
Fox Head Brewing Co
Waikesha
Roy Kumm
Heileman
Fox Head
Fox de Luxe
Weber
Wisconsin Premium
Rabbi Wulliger Heads Arizona Hillel Hebrew Academy
Rabbi Solomon E. Wulliger will resign as rabbi of Congregation Young Israel to devote full time to developing Hillel Hebrew Academy in Arizona. The nonprofit school, first Jewish parochial in the state, plans kindergarten through second grade and after school Hebrew classes, relocating to 4472 E 5th St with an open house July 8. Enrollment expected to rise to 72 by September.
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Solomon E. Wulliger
Murray Neuman
David Getz
Arizona
Hillel Hebrew Academy
5Th St
Congregation
Young Israel
S. C. Warman
Congregation Young Israel
E. 5Th St
Brooklyn
Orthodox
Tucson
State Department of Public Instruction
Hebrew School For Public
Wulliger
Supervisors Approve Vail School Budget Increase
The Board of Supervisors authorized the Vail school district to exceed its 1962-63 budget limit by 12048, noting the small rise and advising protestors John Dewey and Carlton Walm ark that budget details belong before the school board on July 5. Several other districts also received approval to exceed budgets, including Amphitheater Elementary, Sunnyside Elementary, Tanque Verde Elementary, Catalina Foothills Elementary, San Fernando Elementary Sasabe, Indian Oasis Elementary Sells, and Sunnyside High, with varying amounts.
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Board of Supervisors
Vail
John Dewey
Carlton Wallmark
Sehoui
Florence Reece
Amphitheater
Sunnyside
Tanque Verde
Catalina Foothills
San Fernando
Sasabe
Indian Oasis
Sells
Airmen Hit Bullseye With ICBM
CAPE CANAVERAL A 20 man air force crew led by Lt Col Gene Siwant tuned the Minuteman ICBM as the first practice shot. The three stage rocket delivered a bullseye 2700 miles away in the Atlantic Ocean marking a milestone in reliability and crew readiness for use in war.
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Cape Canaveral
America
Air Force
Minuteman
Gene R. Siwant
Walla Walla
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Salt River
Enor
Lecis Gaver
Sylvania Portable
Frigidaire Quickube Ice Tray
Door
Beauty
Frigidaire
Cecil m. Sushes
Uae
E. Speedway
William Ziefel
Brink’s Robbers
Wisconsin
Rabbi Wulliger
New Academy
Frigette
E. Broadway
Adventuri
Brenda Starr
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