Motorola fills seven vacancies with executive promotions
Stephen L. Levy announces seven Motorola Semiconductor Products Division promotions to fill vacancies from resignations earlier this week. John Welty returns as corporate vice president. John Haenichen, Patrick Lynch, Robert Lyon, and Richard Abraham receive director roles in operations and advanced programs. Joseph Flood and Harry Geyer rise to reliability and equipment duties as the division notes resignations did not disrupt business.
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Dubcek Warns Against Freer Czechoslovak Freedom
Prague reports Dubcek condemns excess freedom while reaffirming a Soviet aligned policy. He backs unity with the USSR as the core of foreign policy after talks with Nicolae Ceausescu and a 20 year Romania Czechoslovakia friendship treaty. Moscow steps up nerves warfare with troop maneuvers near borders.
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Stock market roundup shows mixed gains across major names
Dow Jones averages rise modestly with gains in AT&T, General Motors, IBM and Boeing. Notable movers include Alcoa up 65 percent and American Tobacco at 33 percent, while several utilities and industrials post smaller advances amid broad volume of 1.8 million shares.
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Forces Kill 285 Communists in DMZ Drive to Ben Hai River
U S and South Vietnamese forces killed at least 285 Communists in heavy fighting that extended to the Ben Hai river near the DMZ. A South Vietnamese advance led by U S tanks and aided by helicopter gunships and planes killed 215 troops Thursday as they moved through the southern half of the DMZ toward the river that divides North and South Vietnam.
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Injuries Minor in Two Car Crash in Scottsdale
A 36 year old Mesa man, Lawrence Parker of 638 W University, suffered minor injuries in a two car crash at Roosevelt and Hayden roads. Parker was cited for failure to control. The other driver, William Richardson, 18, of 8517 N 48th Place, was not injured. Police reported the incident occurred about 8 45 p.m.
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Forest rangers duel leaves one dead in Philippines
In the northern Philippines on Thursday two forest rangers clashed with jungle knives. One ranger was killed and the other was critically wounded in the confrontation.
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Soviet says Moscow New York flights are business deal
The Soviet Ministry of Aviation called the idea that Aeroflot direct Moscow to New York flights would alter relations groundless. Alexander Besedene of the agency said the service is a purely business operation driven by need for such service.
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Blast at Louisiana Army Plant Kills 2. Injures 4
A mushroom-like explosion on a bomb loading line at the Louisiana Ammunition Plant in Minden killed two workers and injured four others. Secondary detonations continued four hours after the blast as fires were brought under control. The dead were Jesse H. Busch of Bossier City and Dorothy Montgomery of Heflin.
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Weather Summary From United Press International
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