Value Of Company Stock Owned By Mickel Soars To Record High
Washington AP reports Alaska Interstate Co stock, held by Interior Secretary Walter Hickel, reached a record high for a second straight day on the American Stock Exchange. The 345 share price rise followed heavy trading and acquisitions, with Hickel delaying sales under Senate permission. Vernon Hickel declined to discuss amounts sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickel Soars
Washington
Mineral Exploration i Company
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Senate
Alaska Interstate Co
American Stock Exchange
Hickel
Robert Baldwin
Alaska Interstate
Houston
Alaska Inter-state
Baldwin
New York
Senate Interior Committee
Alaska
Vernon Hickel
Hickel Investment Co
Anchorage
Vernon Wicket
Burgess International, Inc
Fairbanks
Alaskan
North Slope
Stardust Cruiser Manufacturing Co
Chattanooga, Tonn
Debate over ABM deployment and Soviet first strike fears
The Senate debated ABM policy with Cooper urging delay for more research while Gore and Perey questioned the impact of early deployment. Jackson and Fulbright discussed Soviet capabilities, and Smith condemned Pentagon leaders for risky decisions by Kennedy and Johnson era civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
United States
Soviet Union
Cooper
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
U.S
Charles Perey
R-Ul
Nixon
Jackson
Russia
Fulbright
Senate
Sen. Matsaret Chase Smith
Pentagon
Defense Department
Kennedy
Johnson
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Nake
Maine
Volunteers assist probation effort with community service
Volunteers support a probation program under Marie’s oversight, helping with rent payments insurance premiums and budget balancing. Henry Hamner credits Marie for keeping a client out of jail, noting the long hours she works. Since November the agency’s Community Service Department has grown to 2.08 volunteers, contributing 2.963 hours valued at $7,000 by state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Henry Hamner
State Probation and Parole Commission
Collision Details Emerge In Carrier Collision Testimony
Testimony shows Melbourne carrier and Evans destroyer on a zigzag course with no lights as planes prepared to launch. Ramsey and Lt Hopson testified about course misreadings and maneuvers that led to the ships colliding while attempting to avoid one another. The Evans was ordered to fall behind the carrier to stand by for rescue missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Ramsey
Evans
J.g
James A Hopson
Kansas City
Hopson
Debate over Labor ties colors Senate race coverage
Battle and Howell clashed during a televised debate with Howell demanding a retraction after claims about labor union ties. Battle's campaign released a statement denying any wrongdoing by Howell or insinuations that labor representation harmed his actions. The exchange touched on sources of polling and Gov Gorwin's non endorsement while emphasizing campaign tactics and Goirre Goilwin's poll activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Battle
Howell
Afl-Cio
Pepsi
Mills E. Gorwin
Goilwin
OCR Policy Eases School Desegregation Deadlines
The policy statement drew both Southern conservatives and civil rights advocates as an easing of deadlines. Activists and liberal senators warned some districts would refuse desegregation or seek renegotiation. Judge Ben C Dawkins Jr of Louisiana rejected a plan for 37 districts while noting the policy gave more elbow room. The OCR must renegotiate with districts, though overall negative reactions were few and there were no threats to renegotiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OCR
Louisiana
Ben C. Dawkins Jr
Nixon orders civilian payroll cuts abroad for 75 million savings
President Nixon directs a 12 month reduction of civilian workers overseas to save about 75 million in balance of payments costs. The move cuts 4,000 last year and affects about 1,500 direct hires abroad while not reducing overall armed forces strength. No troops are withdrawn from Vietnam under this drive.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Ziegler
United States
Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Pentagon
Godwin Rules Out Patronage in Court Judge Picks
Virginia Governor Godwin said politics will play no part in selecting Supreme Court justices and will consider nominations from the State Bar Association plus other suggested names. He aims to appoint the best qualified individuals, possibly by August, amid Republican calls for nonpartisan choices.
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Godwin
Supreme Court
Richmond
Virginia
Ahancy
Preme Court of Appeals
Schwetter
Dn Godwin
Pwesday
Roanoke
Slate San James
Park
Radford
der M. Caldwell Butler
Turk
Butler
GOP
Democrate Party
Virginia State Bar Association
Returning soldiers near end of Vietnam tours at Fort Lewis
At Fort Lewis Washington a large group of soldiers are nearing the end of their Vietnam tours. 658 will be reassigned after home leave and 130 will be discharged or transferred, with 778 men in total arriving for potential flights to Vietnam. 342 have served 11 months or more, and the parade through Seattle marked a reshuffle as units prepare for withdrawal and reassignment.
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FT. Lewis
Wash
Vietnam
United States
Wradnachna L
Neues
McChord Air Force Base
Army
Drew
60Th Infantry
Pentagon
Lahey Jones
Wank Ton
D.C
Seattle
Aces
Wwe
Nixon
South
Monkey Benny Died After Space Flight Autopsy Finds Health
In Honolulu AP says NASA reported the 14 pound pigtail monkey Benny was healthy in all respects before dying after the biosatellite Monkeypod mission. The postmortem at Hickam Air Force Base cited cooling of the capsule and immobilization as factors, with heart failure following the birdlike chill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickam Ai Force Base
National Aeronance and Space Administration
Benny
Imo
Hickam
Pacific
W. Ross Adey
Adex
University of California At Los Angeles
NASA
Ronny
Adey
Federal suit over Chicago and Georgia school desegregation
The federal government pressed Chicago School Board President Frank M. Whiston for full faculty desegregation arguing one third of city schools had all white or all Negro faculty. Leonard defended broad state authority in Georgia, while Warren Bacon urged stronger federal action to counter lax desegregation guidelines. Chicago’s 420,610 student enrollment reflects a largely white and Negro mix with postwar integration pressures.
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Leonard
Georgia Board of Education
Chicago
Justice Department
Frank M. Whiston
Warren Bacon
Scriool Board
Whiston
Bacon
James F. Realmond
Trsing
Borman Sees Encouraging Talks With Soviet Leader
Astronaut Frank Borman met with Soviet President Nikoli Podgorny for 40 minutes in Moscow and called the discussions encouraging and beneficial for U S Soviet space cooperation. He noted that space could be key to improving relations and hinted the meeting was more than ceremonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U.S
Frank Borman
Nikolai V. Padgorny
Borman
Soviet Union
Podgorny
Mstislav Keldysh
Academy of Sciences
America
Ming
Podger
Kremlin
German Titov
Titov
Viktor Gorshkov
Smite
Gorshkov
Lenin
Grad
Crimea
Church Leaders Split Over Next Move After Defeat
London AP reports Anglican leaders clash over how to heal the 200 year rift with Methodists after a reunion plan was rejected. Some insist Methodist ministers must be ordained anew, others oppose the reconciliation service as ambiguous. Lord Fisher calls the plan a pious subterfuge and cites alternative paths to unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lambeth Palace
Canterbury
Michael Man
Ramsey
Church of England
John Britain
Wedley
Lord Fisher
Gute
Doftsel
Church unity talks stall as bishops resist union plan
Lord Fisher of Lambeth, aged 82 and successor to Dr. Ramsey in 1961, criticized a family scheme of union. The Methodist conference at Birmingham rejected assurances of continued unity and chose to remain silent until new approaches emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Fisher
Lambeth
Ramsey
Church of England
Methodists
Birmingham
Sheridan tanks failures spur halt on further use
A subcommittee report faults the Sheridan tank as defective due to unreliability and vulnerability. It cites a Vietnam death and three severe burns from misfires and mine exposure, urges halting further Sheridan deployment until fixes are made, and recommends reevaluating the MBT70 program before more funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Samuel
Stratton
Co. N.Y
Viet Nam casualties rise as ambushes hit troops
Pentagon briefings describe allied operations of battalion size with many troops held in reserve. A paratrooper ambush near Da Nang killed nine and wounded seven during the two month Simear Plain operation. Casualties climb when incidents occur, even without larger fighting. A Viet Cong defector led a rocket cache seizure at Cu Chi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
I Corps
III Corps
Saigon
Ao Field
U.S
Samar Plain
da Nang
Cu Chi
Apollo Landing Risks Seen In Lunar Descent
Apollo era analysis from Houston suggests computers on both ground and spacecraft back up navigators during key lunar maneuvers. Floyd Bennett, a moon landing expert, warns the touchdown phase is the most dangerous as unknown terrain and dwindling fuel converge. Flight planners expect Armstrong and Aldrin to have a fuel margin to adjust the landing, nearly a minute longer than anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Earth
Floyd
Bennett
Space Agency
Armstrong
Aldrin
Pope Paul Calls For Personal Freedom In Moral Decisions
Vatican City AP report on Pope Paul VI urging greater individual conscience in moral choices while warning that freedom requires guidance by truth and grace. He defends autonomy yet condemns artificial birth control as contrary to natural law, urging education and restraint within Church teaching.
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Pope Paul
Vatican City
Stone
Raulvi
St. Peter
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