State Agencies Seek Intermediate Boys Detention Plan
The State Institutions for Juveniles board called for a detailed report on an intermediate detention home for boys to be completed by November 18. The plan aims for site selection and cost estimates, with funds requested for preliminary planning of a girls’ facility and potential construction next summer if the legislature approves.
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C. L. Harkins
State Institutions For
John R. McFarland
Jay Hall
State Building and Planning Commission
John R. McFarland Jr
Pima County Juvenile Detention Hore
McFarland
State’ Board
Presbyterian Women of the Synod of
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Arizona Town Hall panels tentatively back constitutional amendments
Two panels at the Arizona Town Hall conference endorsed proposed constitutional changes to add lay members to the state Board of Education, equalize school funds, and extend county officer terms to four years. They rejected abolishing the state inventory tax as too vague and would replace aircraft property tax with a license fee. a third panel avoided taking a position, citing political nature, and tomorrow they may unify views for the Nov. 3 ballot.
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Hodges Sees More Red Trade to Come
Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges predicted expanded U S trade with Communist nations in the future. He defended wheat sales to Russia and said the commerce would involve non strategic goods only. He spoke at a news conference in Houston yesterday.
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Tex
U.S
Commerce
Luther Hodges
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Hodges
900 Strike Hits Anaconda Copper Mine In Montana
In Butte Montana a weekend labor dispute at Anaconda Co spread into a strike affecting about 900 workers at the Berkeley Pit and the new copper concentrator. The company called it illegal and sought damages from five craft unions. Pickets preceded President Johnson's visit. craftsmen demanded premium Sunday pay, then were laid off for a week without pay for violating a no strike clause.
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Butte
Mont
Anaconda Co
Berkeley
Johnson
Auto Talks in Auto Industry Raise Survival Question
Negotiations between American Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers hinge on whether the profit sharing contract survives or dies amid a Thursday strike deadline. General Motors remains strikebound with 85 of 130 at the plant settlements still outstanding. Ford faces a potential stoppage from the Pattern Makers League of North America that could threaten 1965 model production.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
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