Valley National Bank Robbery In Phoenix Details
A gunman wearing a stocking over his head robbed a Valley National Bank at 10350 N Scottsdale Rd forcefully taking $8 885 from two tellers. He ordered the manager William Kakol and a customer to lie down and fled west on Shea Blvd in a 1964 Chevrolet Impala. Four bank robberies in Arizona occurred in April with four unsolved cases.
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N. Scottsdale Road
William Kaukol
Ben Cornish
Cornish
Kakol
Shea Boulevard
British Nationwide Steel Takeover Sparks Labor Party Crisis
London AP Harold Wilson unveiled a white paper proposing the nationalization of 14 large steel companies that control most of Britain’s iron and steel, a plan that could topple his Labour government if MPs Wyatt and Donnelly abstain or oppose. The plan would transfer stock to a National Steel Corp with compensation based on stock values from 1959–64.
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London
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Britain
Woodrow Wyatt
Desmond Donnelly
House
Tionalized
National Steel Corp
Most Active Issues Today On Wall Street
New York AP reports the 15 most active stocks with prices and changes. Pan Am leads volume at 193,200 shares, Pan A S Wi posts 1742 with a 1 percent rise, Tex GS up 1 percent, RCA up 34 percent, Ford Met up with gains, Chrysler up 53 percent, and Admiral and Am T&T showing notable movements.
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New York
Pan Am
RCA
Ford Met
T&t
Chrysler
And Relative Humidity Weather Table Map Page Seven
A weather table appears on page seven detailing relative humidity readings. The map accompanying the section shows regional humidity patterns and forecasts.
Turf Results Showcase Weekend Horse Finishes
First race for older claimer horses at six furlongs with Rosemary D Or Heath on Rosemary D Or claiming victory. Be My Host and Reliquary finish in the second and third spots with Pilot Patch also placing. Daily Double paid $789.00. Third race lists Moolah Uno winning with Bullah Verdict and Mad I in the placings. additional turf results referenced on page 8.
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Moolah Uno
Hall
Bullah
Taniguchi
Mad I
Ross
Abel declared USW president after bitter ballot
I W Abel was declared the victor in the United Steelworkers Union presidency fight in Pittsburgh. Incumbent David J McDonald vowed to contest the result and said he may seek a federal investigation via the Labor Department. McDonald noted he remains president until June first as appeals proceed.
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Pittsburgh
I. W. Abel
United Steel Workers Union
David J. McDonald
McDonald
U.S. Labor Department
Washington
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Joseph Murray
Philip Murray
The
Steelworkers Union
Murray
Derby watcher plans 72nd Kentucky Derby trip
Louisville man Harry L. Wagener names Lucky Debonair Tom Rolfe and Hail to All as his Derby selections and plans to attend the 72nd Kentucky Derby this Saturday.
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Louisville
Lucky Debonair
Tom Rolfe
Harry L. Waggener
Longshots Pay 789 Doubles at Golden Gate Fields
Long shots Rosemary D or and Be My Host won the opening two races at Golden Gate Fields returning $31.40 and $34.60 for $2 daily double tickets. The numbers were 9 and 12 with riders Martinez Heath and Mel Lewis.
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Heath
Prince Curragh
Tahiti
Summit Meeting
Hall
Albany
Calif
Be My
Host
Golden Gate Fields
Rosemary D'or
Martinez Heath
Mel Lewis
Pete Brown Withdrew From Tourment of Champions
Pete Brown pulled out of the $75,000 Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas after noon, triggering a reshuffle in second round pairings at Desert Inn Country Club and affecting gambling odds.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Pete Brown
Desert Inn Country Club
quake devastates Washington as five dead and millions lost
Washington and Seattle report five deaths and extensive quake damage with public schools hit hard. SBA designates all damaged areas as disaster zones. Seatt les losses exceed 1 million, with eight schools damaged and ongoing closures.
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Washington
Washington State
The
Small Business Administration
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Viet Cong Arms Cache Captured Toll Rises From Killer Quake
State Civil Defense director ENSLEY LLEWELLYN estimated Capitol damage at Olympia near 200000 and additional road and rail losses around 120000. A 50 000 gallon water tank toppled at Fisher Flouring Mills killing Raymond Haughton and injuring Eugene Goulet while the Mekong Delta operation reported Viet Cong caches seized as U S. and allied forces widened air and sea strikes in South Vietnam. The Alaska quake registered 6 5 to 7 on the Richter scale, injuring dozens in Seattle and Tacoma with three deaths reported in the area.
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State
Olympia
Raymond Haughton
Eugene Goulet
Fisher Flouring Mills
Haughton
Goulet
Seattle
University of Washington
Alaska
Page markers and sections collide in a crowded issue
An index of page content shows sections across the paper including editorials sports financial theaters and opinions. The page map lists pages and topics such as radio log TV log and women sections, hinting at a broad, varied issue layout.
Miller Gal Keeps Fiesta in Family
Lorena Miller, 21, is chosen queen of Fiesta de Mayo in Nogales Arizona and Nogales Sonora. Her sisters Thelma and Margarita previously won the honor in 1953 and 1959. Five days of parades bullfights street fairs and fireworks begin with the coronation ball at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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Lorena Miller
Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Mexico
Thelma and
Margarita
Lorena
First U.S. Casualties Reported
A Marine was killed and at least six wounded as U.S. troops battled Dominican forces near Santo Domingo. The action followed U.S. landings to protect American lives. 4,000 more troops were due to arrive, swelling forces to over 5,000 in the Dominican capital.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S
Caribbean
U.S. 82Nd Airborne Division
San Isidro Air Base
the Organization of American States
The
Organization of American States
OAS
Good Guys and Bad Guys in Dominican Republic Crisis
Washington officials see the Dominican Republic upheaval as a clash between pro Bosch factions and extremist groups. Gen Elias Wessin Y Wessin leads the so called good guys while Moscow line and Chinese line factions form the bad. The uprising began after President Bosch was ousted and now extremist parties gain influence as U. S. observers debate who holds the power.
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Juan Bosch
U.S
Santo Domingo
Gen
Elias Wessin Y Wessin
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