Chrysler Hit With Law Suit Over Dealer Pressure
The United States Department of Justice accuses Chrysler Corp and Chrysler Motors Corp of pressuring dealers who also sell Studebaker-Packard cars to drop Larks. The civil antitrust action seeks injunctive relief in Fort Wayne Indiana. The case targets agreements that reduce competition and harm Studebaker-Packard’s dealer outlets.
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Chrysler
Studebaker- Packard Corp. Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. District Court
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Chrysler Motors Corp
Chrysler Motors
Studebaker-Packard
Kennedy
Detroit
Studebaker- Packard
U.S
Lark
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Nuclear Talks Set Record For Brevity
In Geneva the United States Britain and Russia met three minutes to discuss nuclear test ban papers. Ambassador Dean opened at 3 p m and no one spoke. the group adopted the standard communiqué. Western negotiators see the Soviets on the defensive and anticipate quick further moves.
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UPD
United States
Britain
Russia
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Semyon K. Ksarapkin
India
Death Takes Ellis Baum
Ellis C. Baum 65 of 6006 Foothill Dr North died yesterday at Doctor's Hospital. Funeral at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Valley Presbyterian Church. Baum retired in 1960 as vice president of Continental Baking Co and was a WWII era veteran. He lived in Scottsdale six months, previously in White Plains and New York. He is survived by wife Claudia I. Baum and sister Mrs. Clarence Watson. Delayed cremation at Greenwood Crematorium. Messinger Mortuary in charge.
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Ellis C. Baum
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Doctor’s Hospital
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Continental Baking Co
Scottsdale
Wingfoot Club
New York
Paradise Valley
Greenwood Crematorium
Messinger
Plans Made For JFK Visit
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson met with Premier Michel Debre in Paris for 45 minutes to lay groundwork for President Kennedy's May talks with Charles de Gaulle. French sources described the meeting as exceptionally cordial and focused on building strong working links between the two nations. Johnson then departed for Washington aboard an Air Force jet after a brief Africa and Europe tour.
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UPI
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Europe
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Mansfield Salutes Goldwater Yet Differed On Issues
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield praised Barry Goldwater for personal character and honesty in a Congressional Record insert, while noting broad policy disagreements. He called Goldwater an able, vigorous exponent of his views and stressed high regard for integrity.
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Washington
Shareholders Keep Westinghouse Leaders Amid Price Fixing Crisis
In Pittsburgh UPI reports top Westinghouse executives survived a shareholder bid to oust them over the recent price-fixing scandal rocketing the electrical industry.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Westinghouse Eléctric Corp
Crash Kills Leader of Air Stunt Team
Maj. Robert S. Fitzgerald, leader of the Air Force Thunderbird stunt team, died when his plane crashed during practice near a dry lake north of Las Vegas. Capt. George A. Nial also perished. fellow pilots reported they did not see the crash.
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UPI
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Lifetime killer to face first degree murder charge
An 18 year old confessed killer Michael A Olds is to be charged with first degree murder in the March 28 shooting of Blossom Bra ham in Seattle. Court psychiatrist Harmon says the boy was doomed by a troubled upbringing.
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Wash
UPI
King County
Charles O. Carroll
Michael A. Olds
Blossom Braham
M. A. Harmon
State Bureau of Juvenile Rehabilitation
Michael
Laura
Dayton
Ike and Son To Sort Papers
Lt Col John S. Eisenhower, son of Dwight D. Eisenhower, is granted indefinite leave without pay from the Army to assist his father with sorting and reviewing documents related to the Eisenhower administration. He had been slated to attend the Army War College at Carlisle Barracks, Pa., for a year starting in August.
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UPI
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Army
John S. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Col. Eisenhower
Army War College
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U S Health Bill Figured By Senate Study
A two year Senate study shows U S citizens spend 25 billion dollars annually on health. Only 2.3 dollars per 100 goes to disease and hazard research before they strike. The report, from a Humphrey subcommittee, outlines nine cabinet departments and 15 agencies involved in health. It notes the range from 5.3 million for federal prisoners' medical care to small Fish and Wildlife cancer studies in fish.
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UPI
Senate
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Cabinet
Fish and Wildlife’ Bureau
Cloudy Weather With Mild Temps Through Saturday
Considerable cloudiness persists through Saturday with occasional wind. Temperatures remain steady with highs near 83 and Saturday lows around 58. The 24 hour period ending at 4 am shows little precipitation.
Ingleside Scouts Hold Eagle Court of Honor
Ingleside Boy Scout Troop No. 294 conducted an Eagle Court of Honor for Tim Dietz son of Mr and Mrs Walter Dietz at 3434 N List Place. Dietz received the Eagle award from Camelback District Commissioner Al Stambaugh and also won the Pro Deo et Patria religious award through the Lutheran Church. Dietz is senior patrol leader, Order of the Arrow member, and a national Jamboree delegate last summer. Other awards included Life Scout pins for Ray Detrick Doug McCoy and John Roque, Star Scout rank for Don Chenhall Mark Clark Ralph Greenthal Steve Helgeson Bill Hoffman and John ONeal, First Class badges to numerous scouts including Dan Asmus Bob Chance Tom Dietz Steve Franklin Mike Galwey and others, Second Class to Tom Dietz Mike Galwey Bob Henry Bill Kalef Bob Kurrasch Bob Swab Craig Tenney Donn Thompson and Jim Utz, Tenderfoot Investitures for Mike Miller John Paul and Paul Westhoven. Troop 294 is sponsored by Ingleside PTA and led by Mrs L E Plotkin with Robner Robbins as institutional representative. A hunter safety film was shown and all troop members are enrolled in hunter safety. A total of 21 earned first aid badges and 56 other merit badges were awarded.
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Walter Dietz
al Stambaugh
Camelback District
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Curt Miller
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Bob Stickle
Tex Sulek
Bob Henry
Bill Kalef
Bob Sw
Craig Tenney
Donn Thompson
Jim Utz
Mike Miller
John Paul
Paul Westhoven
Ingleside Pta
L. E. Plotkin
Ruvner Robbins
Bob Simmons
Employers Seek Top Grads As 1961 Pay Rises
United Press International reports recruiters prize the top one third and upper tenth of classes, favoring specialized majors. Despite a soft job market, starting salaries rise 2 to 5 percent from 1960, with engineers near double the 1950 pay and pay scales varying by school and field.
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Everett R. Irwin
United Press International
UPI
Local Scouts Trek Grand Canyon From Scottsdale Troop 346
Twenty Scouts from Troop 346 of Scottsdale hiked into the Havasupai canyon with Scoutmasters William Norred and Andre Cuenoud. They traveled by pack mule to carry camp supplies and will stay in the canyon for a day before returning to Scottsdale Sunday. Accompanying adults were Hugh Cplingey Charles Drum and Charles Middleton. Scouts named include Paul Happie Kirk Reinke Mark Middleton Steve Jones and others.
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Grand Canyon
Havasupai Canyon
William Norred
Andre Cuenoud
Canyon
Hugh Cplingey
Charles Drum
Charles’ Middleton
Behan Denies Relapse Talk
Toronto based report states Brendan Behan denies relapse while in hospital for alcoholic seizures. He says the doctor advised against leaving the hospital now to protect his health.
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Toronto
UPI
Brendan Behan
Troop 4 Holds Honor Court for Scout Achievements
Boy Scout Troop 4 sponsored by the Scottsdale Lions Club staged an Eagle Court of Honor. Ron Ross received the Eagle Scout award from Robin Morrow of KTAR. First Class badges went to Mike Winters Jeff Runyon Ray Golz Tim Zedon Alan Butler David Whited Pat McGuire. Second Class pins awarded to Frank Simon Jeff Johns son Tommy McCauley Greg Torres Dan Neff James Brewer Tommy Wood John Tremper Chris Hedin Donald Draper Bill Pederson. Six were inducted as Tenderfoot Scouts Andy Rutherford Roger Medlar Paul Anderson Scott Dupree Bill Willlow Neil Fritz. Life Scout honors went to Ron and Terry Gerba Roger Balcom Richard Vehling Star Scout awards went to LeRoy Smith Jerry Johnson Ricky Henricksen Tim Ferrell.
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Boy Scout Troop 4
Scottsdale Lions Club
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KTAR
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Jeff Runyon
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Jeff Johnsson
Tommy McCauley
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Dan Neff
James Brewer
Tommy Wood
John Tremper
Chris Hedin
PTA Program on Child Development at Navajo School
The PTA will present a 7:30 p.m. program on child development in and out of the home at Navajo School on Thursday April 13. Officers will be elected and a report from the legislative committee will be given.
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PTA
Legislative Committee
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