Talks near as mine wage deals lapse tomorrow
Mine contract talks continue with Phelps Dodge and Magma Copper facing key issues including job security and welfare benefits. A session is set for tomorrow between Phelps Dodge and Mine Mill and Smelter Workers, while Magma Copper negotiations and a union vote on strike authority loom, amid offers of three year wage deals and wage raises ranging roughly from 20 to 36 cents per hour. A federal mediator has been requested to help resolve the impasse.
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Charles Gudaitis
Phelps Dodge Corp.s
International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers
Phelps Dodge
Magma Copper Co
San Manuel
Superior
Mine-Mill
Magma Unity Council
Magma
Kennecott Copper Corp
Salt Lake City
American Smelting & Refining Co
Mission
Bank Robber Suter Sentenced for Arizona Bank Heist
John C. Suter, 34, received a six year prison term from U S District Judge James A Walsh for robbing The Arizona Bank El Conquistador branch of 812 dollars on May 5 He sought medical or psychiatric treatment as part of the sentence His attorney described him as a respectable citizen until about 1958 after personal and financial troubles led to drinking and a grocery business failure in Chandler
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Helen
John C. Suter
U.S. District Court
James A. Walsh
Suter
Uner
Arizona
el Conquistador
Walsh
Myles Stewart
Stewart
Chandler
Cancer Society Plans Family Picnic July 4
The local American Cancer Society chapter will sponsor a July 4 family picnic at New Tucson Country Club to raise funds toward a $60,000 goal. Teens Against Cancer will run activities starting at 2 p.m. with $1 admission per family and a bring-your-own lunch policy. proceeds target a $4,000 deficit. Tickets: 2309 E Broadway.
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American Cancer Society
New Tucson Country Club
New Tucson
Coronade
Tucson
Mississippi Racial Stand Draws Blasts in Tucson Meeting
Tucson speakers at the Church of God in Christ called for action against Mississippi in a rally led by CORE. Attendees urged Congress be pressed to refuse seating Mississippi’s delegation. Civil rights workers and missing Mississippi workers were cited. funds raised exceeded $120 with an extra $100 donated by the Tucson Humanist Society.
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Mississippi
Tucson
W. Edward Morgan
Morgan
Church of God In Christ
N. 9Th Ave
W. St. St
Congress
Cornelius Steelink
Arizona
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Congress of Racial Equality
F C. Jones
George C. Whitney
Unitarian Universalist Church
Roy L. Cooksey
Pinal County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roy Twitty
Tucson Humanist Society
SBA To Aid Rights Drive Through New Business Loans
Washington phone by UPI reports Small Business Administrator Eugene P Foley outlined a federal effort to combat poverty and advance civil rights by creating a new business class among Negroes. The SBA would offer loans up to 15000 dollars for a one year term under President Johnson's poverty program, with pilots already tested in Philadelphia and plans for New York and Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Eugene P. Foley
Foley
Johnson
Small Business Administration
SBA
Philadelphia
New York
Drogen Vate-On Krintoien Tablets Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Vate-On Krintoien tablets and a drug reference. No clear date or location is readable. Further readable context is required to form a complete news item with identifiable persons or organizations.
Luedecke Named NASA JPL Director in Pasadena
NASA announced Maj. Gen. Alvin R. Luedecke will become director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena California. The retired Air Force officer and former Atomic Energy Commission general manager will assume the post in August after resigning from the AEC. Chairman Glenn Seaborg praised his unselfish service to the atomic energy program.
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Washington
UPI
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Alvin R. Luedecke
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Pasadena
Cali
Air Force
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Glenn Seaborg
Luedecke
Commission
Cottonwood Youth Killed in Clarkdale Crash Toll Up
The 1964 Arizona traffic toll rose to 255 after a Cottonwood youth died in a Saturday crash on U S 89A in Clarkdale. Four youths were involved as the car overturned four times. Salvadore Vera, 18, was critically injured, with driver Charles Ireys, 17, and Leonard Harris, 19, also hurt.
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Clarkdale-R
Cottonwood
Arizona
Martin
Chavez
Clarkdale
Salvadore Vera
Charles Ireys
Ojai
Calif
Leonard Harris
Economists forecast six months of continued expansion
A panel of 57 top economists expect rising industrial output and continued growth through 1965, with GNP climbing from about 620 to over 650 billion by year end. Consumer spending supports the gain, while housing and defense spendings stay flat and unemployment remains above 5 percent. The stock market is seen as volatile but overall trend is up.
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America
ALES
Department of Commer
Federal Reserve Board
Isec
Department of Labor
Department of Agriculture
Standard & Poor's
Lyndon B. Johnson
Republican Party
Johnson
Lord Keynes
Soviet Union
Wall Street
Heat Holds Across Regions With Little Rainfall
The Associated Press reports no letup in scorching daytime temperatures from the Gulf Coast to the Midwest for several days. Cooler Northwest air won’t reach the central U S soon as light showers sprinkle Southeast to Rockies. readings show mostly clear skies with readings including Boston 3, New York 68, Washington 67, Philadelphia 62, Atlanta 72, Miami 79, Louisville 69, Detroit 73, St. Louis 76, Minneapolis St Paul 70.
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New York
National Association of Securities Dealers
NASD
Range Inc
Aberdeett Fd
Mutual
Atom Ph & Se
Axe
Houghton
Boston Fund
Bullock Fund
Cap
Chase Fd Bos
Chemical Feather
Colonial Fund Va
Colonial Grin & Oi
Commonwealth Funds
Income
Ntl & Gen
Bavestmt Iey
Corp Leaders
de Vegh
Delaware Fd
Cory
Dow
Dreyfus Fund Peeereren
Eaton & H Bal Trees
Eaton & M Stki
Electronics
Vrerse
ABA Energy
Fidelity Cap
Fidelity Fund
Trend
Inv
Alan
Invest Co Amore
Mutual Tac
Ear Invest Research
Ingo
Knickrock Fa
Knickroek Gr F
Endl
Lazard Fund
Inveer
Cancereus
Mass Life
Natl Investors
New England Ee
Nucl Chm & Elect
William Streeeens
Penn Sq
Putnam Grit
Windsor
Aseet Valve
Associated Press
Gulf Coast
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Southeast Coast
Rockies
Upper Plains States
Boston
New York City
Washington
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Miami
Louisville
Detroit
St. Louis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Money in Checking Versus Savings and Mutual Fund Fees
The columnist notes keeping money in noninterest checking loses potential gains in taxes and earnings. Example shows $1,000 at 4 percent earns $40, taxed at 20 percent to $32 net, urging saving to grow wealth. Also explains mutual fund reinvestment charges are shown on confirmations and fund prospectuses. Sears mutual fund plans remain uncertain. expected move possibly this fall per columnist.
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Internal Revenue Service
O.K
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Sears
Malaysia Will Seek Free World's Aid
Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman said Malaysia would seek international support from British Commonwealth leaders and U S and French presidents to counter Indonesia's threat. He argued Sukarno seeks regional mastery and is guided by Communists, urging moral backing and potential Western pressure rather than immediate arms, while warning the conflict may be prolonged and demanding preparation for the worst.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Indonesia
Rahman
United States
France
Sukarno
Suskarno
Free World
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