Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - May 14, 1968, Yuma, Arizona THE SUN Tues May 14 1968 The Daily Market Report FOR YUMANS Pn Air West 14 Sig Oil Purex Rocky Circle K IS MUT FUNDS Fid Trend 30.67 33 Mass Grth 12.88 14 11.54 12 Keystone 8.07 8.1 Affiliated 8.85 Enterprise 8.99 NYSE Index NEW YORK Yor Stock Exchange closing Market down 3 cents Index 54.98 down 0.03 Industrial 58.18 down Transportation 49.76 up 0.47 Utility 42.19 down 0.07 Finance 60.65 up 0.34 New York Stacks NEW YORK stoc market closed lower today Trading was active The market had been mixe the opening but softened the trading session continue and started to decline Gains had outnumbered los es early in the session but th trend later wa's reversed Prices were mixed in man of the various stock groups sue as motors steels rubber ele ironies and chemicals Prices near the close includ ed: Jones Laughlin up 2 at 77 up a Gulf Western Industrie up 2 at Hooker Chemica off Vz at Eastern Air Lin up at Pan Am up 1 at Control Data off arid Polaroid up 3 Brokers said the market ap to be marking time most of the stimulus from th Vietnam peace talks seemed t have run its course Jones Laughlin paced th list on volume up at Other steel issues however generally were off fractions Massey Ferguson was up American Motors was up Chrysler was off an General Motors was off Gains of a point or more wer made by Gulf Western Indus tries Dynamics Corp Western Union Telegraph and Armour Fractional losses were take by Herman Leasing America Telephone Commercial Credi and Youngstown Steel Door Boeing was Among Eastman Kodak was off Di Pont was up Control Dat was down and IBM was u 2 Royal American led th American Stock Exchange lis on volume up at Stock Exchange NEW YORK o the New York Stock as of p.m today i Allis dial American Airlin American Can American Motors 13 Am Smelt Refin 70 A T T American Tob Anaconda Ariz Pub Svc Atlantic Rich Beth Steel Chrysler Cities Svc Container Dupont Eastman Kodak El Paso Nat Gas Emer El Ford Mot General Dynam General El General Fds 88 General Mot General Tel Goodyear Inland Stl Int T T Johns Man Kennecott Mont Ward North Pac Olin Math Pac G E Penn Cent Penney Pepsi Cola Phelps Dodge Rep Steel 43 Rexall Safeway San Diego Gas Sears Roe Sinclair South Pac Stand Oil Cal Stand Oil Ind Stand Oil N J Swift 27 Texaco 78 Union Oil Cal 72 U S Steel Wn Bane Western Union Westinghouse Dow Jones NEW YORK Dow Jones closing stock 30 Industrials 908.06 off 1.90 20 Rails 244.34 up 0.48 K Utilities 123.15 off 0.12 65 Stocks 317.78 oft 0.19 Cotton NEW YORK Cotton futures No 2 moved higher Tuesday Lute afternoon prices were to a bale higher than the previous close July Dct 30.98 and Doc 30.98 Hoy LOS ANGELES Bnd grain hay prices un- changed 20 15 5 barley porn 6 flour hay Citrus LOS ANGELES prices unchanged Sunkist Growers Inc representative orange prices b size all auction markets wei slightly lower Sunkist firs 4.38 5.16 88 4.84 4.90 4.47 163 3.95 Choice second 3.29 3.56 3.09 3.58 3.00 3.00 Over the Counter PHOENIX AP The fo lowing bid and asked prices ar obtained from the National A sociation of Securities Dealer but do not represent actu trading transactions They ai only intended as a guide to th approximate range withi which these securities coil have been indicated b the or bought indica ed by the at the tim of compilation BANK TRUST Bid Aske Arizona Bank 24 Financial Corp United Bank of Ariz Valley Nat Bank 20 UTILITIES Tucson 14 INDUSTRIES Anheuser Busch Arden Mayfair Bagdad Copper Bayless Southwest Forest Webb Livestock CHICAGO AP USDA Hogs Ib butch ers 200 head higl yielding Ibs Ibs Ibs Ib sows Cattle 800 choice 1 slaughter steers yield grade to 4 mixed good an choice Ibs mixed high choice and prim Ibs slaughter heifer yield grade 3 and 4 choice Ibs yield grad 2 to 4 mixed goo and choice Sheep 100 not enough of an one class to establish prices PHOENIX AP Good di mand continues for slaughte steers with feed lots inquiry Prices slaughter steer fully steady to 25 cents higher Slaughter heifers about stead in limited test Slaughter gooi to mostly choice Ibs for current to 3 week delivery with 4 loads at latte prices four loads good to mosl ly choice 850 Ibs 26.60 mixet and choice Qbs mostly good Ibs with all lot 105 Ibs 26.50 Slaughter 110 mostly good few choice Ibs 24.65 All sales FOB feed lots these weights after 4 per cen shrink current delivery unles otherwise indicated Feeder cattle and 70 lead choice 625 yearling steers 28.00 FOB loading point 3 pe shrink current delivery head string end of prime Ibs feeder calves 32.50 veight off truck after 30 mile laul delivery by June 1 New Garbage Strike Begins ST PETERSBURG Fla AP Just a month Memphis garbage strik ended another large Southern city is tangled in a dispute garbage men that began ove money and spread to threats o racial boycott and charges o outside agitation have refused tc for more than a week crews were in ac but chances were jus one in four that residents wouk have their garbage picked up Many residents stacked bage into their cars and took i o area fire stations wher trucks were stationed Most o the city's streets remained of garbage There were parallels to Memphis strike 3 Arizonans Added To Vietnam Victims WASHINGTON AP The iames of three Army enlisted men have been added to the list f Arizonans killed in action in Staff Sgt David Urias son of tfr and Mrs Jose Urias of Phoenix and Spec 4 Samuel husband of Mrs Paula of Tucson were listed as in action The Defense Department re- that Pfc William men son of Mr and Mrs on Hollmen Prescott listed as missing is ow reported dead as the result f hostile action Office Floyd Perkins of the Perkins umber Co 121 East 24th trect reported to police rday afternoon his office ad been entered during the oon hour yesterday An to in had cen stolen Police discovered someone id pushed buck a sliding lock ill to gain Obituaries W S Johnson Services for Johnson 55 will lie p.m Wednesday at Dixon's Yumo Mortuary Burial will be in Desert Lawn Memorial Park Pallbearers include John D Allen Patrick Allen Adrian Chastain Danny Krippner and Kenneth Splawn Honorary bearers are Lee Hammond George Hill Leon Leatherman Henry Hank Murdock William and Joe York Friends may call from 4 to e p.m today at the mortuary Loosier Services for M Loosier 67 will be at 2 p.m Thursday at Johnson Mortuary The Rev G Bryon Deshler of the First Methodist Church will officiate Members of t h e iary will also conduct a service at the Burial will be at Desert Lawn Memorial Park with members of Yuma Rebekah Lodge in charge of the graveside rites A member of Pythian Sisters Auxiliary and the Rebekah Lodge No 18 Mrs Loosier had lived in Yuma for the past 40 years Friends may call from 4 to p.m Wednesday at the tuary Walter D Winton Walter Duncan Winton 82 died April 15th at his home in trover City Calif Born Dec 22 1885 in Saint Jo Tex he was a grape farmer here for 10 years before his retirement in 1960 Funeral services and burial were held in Grover City Survivors include his wife Jessie one son W Keith of Ivanhoe Calif erne daughter Mrs Eleanor Garrison of Phoenix two brothers H vin Winton of Ivanhoe and Lawrence D of Grover City seven and six great-grandchildren Weather By Degrees By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Pr Albany 47 Albuquerque cloudy 72 47 Atlanta cloudy 83 64 07 Bismarck cloudy 48 48 Boise 41 04 Boston 49 Buffalo 52 Chicago 60 51 Cincinnati cloudy 75 60 09 Cleveland cloudy 65 53 Denver clear 65 37 Des Moines cloudy 76 54 60 Detroit cloudy 67 49 Fairbanks cloudy 52 37 Fort Worth cloudy 85 68 01 Selena rain 60 46 59 Honolulu cloudy 85 73 Indianapolis cloudy 74 62 05 Jacksonville clear 93 72 Juneau 32 Kansas City cloudy 77 65 22 jos Angeles clear 61 52 Louisville cloudy 76 64 Memphis 65 2.12 Miami clear 80 75 Milwaukee cloudy 63 50 78 cloudy 77 60 12 New Orleans cloudy 87 74 New York cloudy 65 52 Okla City 65 63 Omaha 53 89 Philadelphia cloudy 59 46 cloudy 83 55 Pittsburgh cloudy 67 52 Me 41 Ore cloudy 58 42 Rapid City 44 01 54 St Louis 60 11 Salt Lk City cloudy 61 45 San Diego 56 San Fran 50 05 Seattle 50 Tampa clear 88 72 16 Washington cloudy 71 50 Winnipeg 58 Industrial Commission Slated By K PHOENIX AP Barring a last minute Democratic ing the Arizona House today was scheduled to pass and sen: to the Senate a to create new five member State trial Commission Minority bloc Democrats hac the power to upset the cart but would gain little by such action at this point in the special session Republican leaders conceded they might need some cratic help to get the measure to the Senate and thus speed up the session Both Democrats and cans were aware that the Senate will rewrite the and it will end up in a joint conference committee of the two chambers Aiming While the House was trying to wrap up the work on the industrial commission measure Ask Bids from Page One Find Lost Girl Six year old Gail Strom daughter of Mr and Mrs rick A Strom 2016 East 24th Place was found near her lome She had been missing several hours yesterday ning Mrs Strom reported this morning that the girl was at a house at the end of the block watching television If it weren't for the announcement m television the girl would lave probably been missing Mrs Strom said The girl was missed before dark ind returned home about The Yuma Police Department tided in the hunt The Yuma Daily Sun Published daily except Saturdays and holidays by The Sun Printing Company 300 Madison Avenue Yuma Arizona 85364 Phone Subscription By Carrier In the Yuma month Second class postage paid nt Yuma Arizona Co Attorney Wisely said session date will be decided by the court In the resolution authorizing the bond sale schedules are set up in anticipation of the city taking possession during tember with the first water enues to the city by Oct 1st The resolution requires that separate funds be set up for principal and interest reserve replacement and operation The resolution requires that nobody gets free water To Audit The resolution also requires that a certified public tant audit the water fund books each year and that a national engineering firm study the op- of the water company covering the same as the audit for the benefit of the bondholders Further the resolution states that interest on the bonds cannot exceed six per Refsnes told the Council that the passage of the 10 per cent surtax now be- ing debated by Congress would act to improve the bond market rapidly Official returns on the bond election Yes No Water Co Sewage Revenue General 795 The unofficial returns on the bond elections Yes No Water Co Sewage Revenue 806 Sewage General Obi 795 The official figures were adopted by the City Council with a unanimous vote cilman Henry Mitchell attended the meeting for the canvass of election returns but left the meeting by the time the water revenue bond resolution came up Mitchell had opposed the purchase of the water company i However four Councilmen voted to adopt the resolution authorizing the water revenue bonds They were Councilman Walter G Duncan Josephine Ochsner James P Deyo and Mayor Thomas F Allt Attending also was Acting City Recorder Marjorie Oliver Southern Railway Freight Derails TALLAPOOSA Ga AP Three persons were injured ly today when a Southern way freight train derailed stacking up 31 cars and sending several freight cars crashing into two houses Police said a resident of one house Shirley Pope suffered severe cuts and a broken right leg Two persons in another house were injured Police said railroad officials gave an initial damage estimate of million today the Senate was aiming at passage of bills making corrections in measures passed during the regular session lier this year House members had a open three-hour debate session Monday night as voting on amendments defied all party lines The committee of the whole chairman h a d to break tie votes twice Backers of a five member parttime commission won the first major battle with a vote to defeat the advocates of a three member fulltime commission Per Day Commissioners under the adopted amendment would get 550 per day and would have to come from thd ranks of labor safety engineering ment industrial relations and the insurance field In turning down the member commission the House rejected a Commerce and In- dustry Committee proposal which would have paid per year and made no requirements as to their qualifications Unexpectedly approved by the House were amendments to allow industrial insurance ments for faith healing and to pay physicians and surgeons their usual or customary fees rather than to have a fee ule in the future Navajo College Opens in January MANY FARMS Ariz Navajo tribal officials announce Monday that Navajo ty College the first institution of higher learning on an Indian Reservation will open its doors in January Dillon Platero deputy director of the Rough Rock tion School south of Many Farms said the decision was made last week at a meeting in Window Rock The college will have an en- of some 400 students both Indian and non-Indian and will use the facilities of an million Bureau of Indian Affairs boarding school now under con- struction Platero said the Office of Economic Opportunity has more than for the school which will be available after July 1 Another for planning and development will come from a private foundation Many Farms a community of about is 15 miles north of Chinle and will draw iis students from a radius on t h e Navajo Reservation Speed Was Basis for Award WASHINGTON AP An Army official said today the decision to award two contracts for MIC rifles was based rily on the ability of the firms 1.0 produce the weapons at an pace Price was not a major factor in initial discussions Robert A Brooks assistant secretary c the Army for installations am logistics told a special House armed services subcommittee By awarding the contracts to General Motors and Harrington and Richardson we will be able to move the needed rifles to Vietnam seven months sooner than would have been possible under normal price competition and production anc sooner than by contracting either of the competitors not Brooks said Earlier Rep Peter N Kyros charged the Army hac tailored its requirements so thai General Motors would be awarded the contract even though its bid of 556 million was million higher than that of Maremont Co Saco Maine The contract award to ton and Richardson of ter Mass was for million French Students Keep Up Sit-in PARIS AP Rebellious students kept up their sit-in of most of France's 18 universities today apparently with the backing of a majority of their professors But after a week of bloody in Paris and other cities the police re- mained in the background The Sorbonne the old University of Paris and hub of the worst of the fighting pre- sented almost a carnival aspect Throughout the night orchestras entertained the piers while relays of friends and sympathizers brought them food and drink Statues of Victor Hugo cal and other French immortals were draped with red and black flags Fails To Pay Fine Gilbert C Roden 43 1727 Augusta Drive went to jail instead of paying a fine The jail sentence was 80 days Roden was cited on May 7th for driving while intoxicated and having license He was on bond after those citations On May 12th he was cited again for driving while intoxicated and no driver's license Acting City Judge Marjorie Oliver heard the case and set the sentence Texas Heart Swap Patient Worsens By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The condition of one of the world's five surviving heart transplant re- ported a s turned from serious to grave and pital personnel remained at his bedside in Houston Tex The other four heart pients all were reported in good shape although doctors gave tle further information on the latest patient a Dominican priest operated on Sunday in Paris Clerical sources said the Rev Charles Boulogne had been unable to work or write for the last year and had pleaded for a transplant Doctors at St Luke's pal Hospital in Houston said the condition of John Stuckwish 62 of Alpine Tex became grave Monday afternoon Dying The doctors have said wish a hospital administrator was dying when he received last Tuesday the heart of Clarence Micks 32 a Houston welder tally injured in a tavern fight April 23 The hospital said condition became critical last but improved Friday and on Sunday was serious but improving A team headed by Dr Denton A Cooley performed three transplants in one week at St Luke's One patient died within three days but Everett C Thomas 48 a Phoenix Ariz accountant is able to walk and turn himself in bed without sistance 11 days his tion Criticism In Paris the brevity of cial reports on Father operation apparently stems from criticism by the French Order of Physicians of the publicity surrounding France's first heart transplant The operation on the priest was the third in France and the 14th the world Dr Charles Dubost chief of the team that operated on Father Boulogne refused to see newsmen Father Boulogne received the heart of a man who died of a cerebral hemorrhage Friday The organ had been kept alive with an artificial blood supply In London Frederick West 45 was reported making good progress with the heart he re- 11 days ago ASK MY BANK FOR Credit Reserve the loan that backs up your checking account NATIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA TALK HEBE Dr H Dale Wright assistant director of the ment of Pastoral Care at Southern Baptist pital New Orleans will address pastors at p.m today in the executive room at the Stardust Hotel His sub- ject is My Aching a message ting to psychological aspects of illness 4 U.S Planes Shot Down By GEORGE ESPER Associated Press Writer SAIGON AP North forces shot down four American planes and five copters during the attack in which they the Kham Due Special Forces camp tary spokesmen said today Two of the planes were big cargo transports evacuating South Vietnamese irregulars and their families About 150 South Vietnamese and six Americans are believed to have been killed in one of the U.S said This toll would be more than triple the worst previous crash of the Vietnam war and would also ex- ceed the world's worst civilian aviation disaster the collision of two airliners over New York City on Dec 16 1960 in which 134 persons were killed Term Is Extended AP After debate over military cy in South Vietnam and Eu- rope the House voted today extend for one year Gen Earle G Wheeler's t e r m as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff LBJ Back In Capital WASHINGTON AP dent Johnson returned here day from a weekend of tion at his Texas ranch to with his top advisers on Vietnam peace in Paris Before the White House conference Johnson flew by to the Pentagon to take part in ceremonies four Medal of Honor winners and f dedicating the Hall of Heroes honoring of the last century Johnson boarded the ter at nearby Andrews Air Force Base Md shortly after Air Force One the presidential let arrived at Bergstrom Air Force Base Austin Tex Accompanying the President and Mrs Johnson from Texas were presidential assistant Waif W Rostow and his wife Rep J J Jake Pickle fan's brother Sam Houston Johnson and the President's dog Yuki Ike Leaves MARCH AIR FORCE BASE Calif AP Former President Dwight D Eisenhower left by plane for Washington today to continue at Walter Reed tal his recovery from a mild heart attack He was accompanied by a physician in a specially equipped Air Force jet flown here to pick him up Eisenhower has been at this base since suffering the attack April 29 at his winter home in nearby Palm Desert Lynda Expecting Last of October WASHINGTON AP The White House announced today that the President's daughter Lynda is expecting her first child about the last of October Elizabeth Carpenter press secretary to Mrs son said both Lynda and her husband Capt Charles Robb is now serving in Vietnam are delighted about it Mrs Carpenter said knew of his wife's pregnancy before he went to Vietnam The baby would be President Johnson's second 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