Arizona legislators push bills to form economic development board
Lawmakers debate measures to create a state economic development board and related bills to boost programs. House Speaker Stan Turley criticizes clutter and junk in proposals while Republicans seek adjournment date and a plan for a special session on April 15 to overhaul the Arizona Industrial Commission.
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Miners Vote on Kennecott Contract Amid Ongoing Talks
Workers at Kennecott Utah Copper and related companies enter negotiations as 19 local unions are involved. A tentative Kennecott contract is announced in Washington while ASARCO and Inspiration Copper crews resume talks. Steelworkers hail the PD settlement as a landmark with wage gains exceeding one dollar per hour for striking workers.
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al Snedden
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British Critic Will Lecture Here Tonight
Herbert Howarth, British critic and author now teaching in the United States, will lecture at 8:30 this evening in the Modern Languages Building auditorium at the University of Arizona on Anger and Responsibility British Writers of the Sixties. He is a Penn English professor and former instructor at Montana Pittsburgh and Manitoba. He authored The Irish Writers 1800 1940 and Some Figures Behind T S Eliot.
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Arizona Democrats Back Johnson for Re election
Arizona Democratic Party executive committee voted to support President Johnson for re election amid Senator Kennedy's challenge. State chairman Richard Duffield said a substantial majority backed a resolution. Delegates and alternates to the national convention will be elected next month.
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First Woman Elected Convention Delegate in Fort Pitt Lodge
Pittsburgh AP reports policewoman Mary W. Monroe mother of five has been elected a convention delegate of the Fort Pitt Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police. She is the first woman representative in the lodge's three-year history.
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