Hickel Stock Surges After Delay Granted for Sale
One day after Interior Secretary Walter Hickel won a six month extension to sell his Alaska Interstate Co stock, the price and trading volume jumped. Alaska Interstate announced two acquisitions, Burgess International and Stardust Cruiser Manufacturing, boosting shares to near year highs with substantial day volumes. Vernon Hickel said the stock was with a broker for sale, but no shares had yet been sold.
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American Stock Exchange
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Alaska Interstate
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Israelis Repulse Suez Canal Raid as Egyptian Crossings Continue
Dozens of Egyptian troops crossed the Suez Canal Sunday night. Israeli forces repelled the assault and killed at least three. In a related move, Israeli commandos struck Jordanian artillery south of the Sea of Galilee, targeting the East Ghor irrigation canal largely funded by American money. The canal clash was described as the biggest in months with Egyptian casualties reported and one Israeli wounded.
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Jordan
Sea of Galilee
East Ghor
Ghor
Qantara
Cairo
Senate announcement and two acquisitions noted by economist
Eldon Grimm, senior vice-president and economist for Walston and Co, commented that the senate announcement could have aided the Hickel stock and that the two acquisitions might also have helped.
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Hickel
Senate
Eldon Grimm
Walston and Co
Seek Bodies of 108 Portuguese Drowned Troops
Tribesmen and soldiers dredged the crocodile infested Zambesi river for the bodies of 108 Portuguese soldiers after a barge capsized while en route to northern Mozambique to fight Frelimo terrorists. Fifty eight or fewer survived.
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UPI
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Mozambique Liberation Front
Tanzania
Amancio Pedreiro
Rail Scooter Zips Unattended 17 Miles
A Canadian Pacific rail scooter rolled downhill and sped 17 miles along tracks through Penticton before railway crew derailed it. It crossed 20 crossings without incident, officials calling the lack of an accident a miracle. The machine had fuel to travel at least 40 more miles.
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Canadian Pacific
Fulbright seeks new hearings on Vietnam policy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee will hold new hearings to re evaluate America's Vietnam policy, said chairman J W Fulbright. He criticized Nixon's Midway meeting with Thieu and a speech at the Air Force Academy as confirming fears the Johnson policy would not change. He called the Thieu government a military dictatorship and urged disengagement to pave the way for free elections. Harriman described Thieu as leading a minority government and said little progress was made to broaden political support.
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Linn County Bar Association Elects Officers
Thomas M. Collins was elected president of the Linn County Bar Association at its annual meeting Friday at the Roosevelt hotel. Others chosen were Clinton H. Moyer as president elect Harry R. Terpstra as vice president Thomas J. Wilkinson Jr as secretary and David L. Marner as treasurer. Board members named were Thomas H. Pirnie John J. Shea and John Gaston Jr with terms expiring in 1971.
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Thomas M. Collins
Vernon Drive
Linn County Bar Assn
Roosevelt Hotel
Clinton H. Moyer
Harry R. Terpstra
Thomas J. Wilkinson, Jr
David L. Marner
Thomas H. Pirnie
John J. Shea
John
Four Injured In Three C R Traffic Mishaps
Four people were injured in three minor Iowa City area traffic collisions. Alan J Brumbaugh 20 of 501 Thirty third Street NE was charged with disobeying a traffic signal after a crash at Third avenue and Fifteenth street SE. His car collided with Joseph E Sadecky 1500 Washington Avenue SE. Brumbaugh was treated at St Luke s hospital for a bruised elbow and released. James Knight 1721 First Avenue SE was charged with failing to control after his car rear ended John L Powell 34 of 830 Twenty fifth Street NE. Powell suffered a left shoulder injury and passenger James Powell 35 of 1126 Twenty-ninth Street NE sustained injuries to the left leg neck and face. both were treated at Mercy hospital and released. Barbara L Reed 2835 Johnson Avenue NW was charged with failing to yield at a stop intersection and having no Iowa driver s license after an accident at F Avenue and Thirteenth Street NW hitting Kenneth M Reed 4008 Vine Avenue SE. Reed was treated at Mercy hospital for a forehead laceration and released.
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Thirty-third Street
Third Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Brumbaugh
Joseph E. Sadecky
Washington Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
James Knight
First Avenue SE
John L. Powell
Twenty-fifth Street
Powell
James Powell
Twenty-ninth Street
Mercy Hospital
Barbara L. Reed
Johnson Avenue NW
F Avenue
Thirteenth Street NW
Kenneth M. Reed
Vine Avenue SE
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