Stock market roundup from United Press International
Dow Jones 30 industrials 238.7, rails 214.56 down 1.05, utilities 155.72 up 0.39. Volume 3,00,000 shares. Near New York stocks list includes American Motors 65% and many others such as American Tobacco 30, Anaconda, Arizona Public Service 74, Bethlehem Steel 3612, DuPont, Eastman Kodak 2, Emerson Electric 48, General Dynamics, General Electric, General Motors, Parke Davis 297, PepsiCola 89, RCA 3678, Sears Roebuck, Texaco 78, Union Oil 435, United Aircraft 83.58, U.S. Steel 48.34.
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Births Report From Local Hospitals
Birth announcements list multiple families with newborn boys. Records include Robert and Darlene Large at Doctor's Hospital, Kenneth and Ante Archibald at Good Samaritan, Johnie and Katherine Gilcrest at 7514 E. McKinley, Richard and Kathryn Mettler at 7124 E. Kalil Circle, and George and Dorothea Scalise at 6716 E. Montecito, all noting birth dates in August.
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Darlene Large
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Good Samaritan
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Ante
Archibald
E. Valley Vista
Johnson proposes Latin American continental economic program
President Johnson marked the Alliance for Progress fourth anniversary with a call for Latin American nations to form a continental economic plan funded by multinational projects. He urged Congress to remove the sugar import fee to boost Latin American producers and pledged U.S. support through a new fund for cross border ventures.
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AEA hears warning on desegregation crisis in schools
Arizona Education Association president John M. Friday warned at the annual leadership conference that desegregation could turn into a cruel hoax if a new form of segregation appears. He said disruption may follow when students from diverse backgrounds share classrooms and that public schools could lose parental support if families move to private options. Friday urged educators to educate without driving families into bankruptcy.
Robles resignation discussed by Safford council
SAFFORD UPI A poverty war official said a meeting would be held to decide whether to accept the resignation of Frank G Robles ex convict and former state representative as an area worker for the Safford area council Robles turned in his resignation after being convicted of illegal procedures in allowing aliens to work in the United States and pleading guilty to three counts of criminal libel
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UPI
Frank G. Robles
Sukarno Urges US and Britain to Leave Asia Immediately
President Sukarno warned the United States and Britain to exit Southeast Asia at once or face defeat by Red China, Indonesia, and allies. He touted an anti-imperialist axis including Jakarta Phnom Penh Hanoi Peking Pyongyang and said imperialism cannot be stopped.
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Construction work threatens new stoppage in Phoenix area
Bill Warriner warns many projects could shut down again if Operating Engineer Local 428 and the Arizona Aggregate Association fail to agree. Engineers rejected the AAA contract offer, while other unions had approved the Arizona Master Labor Agreement. Federal Mediator Louis Zimar says no meetings scheduled but remains in touch with both sides. Warriner says plants supplying 75 to 80 percent of concrete materials may halt as jobs reach critical material shortages. He also accuses Local 428’s William Gray of misleading the public and union members about construction progress.
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Bill Warriner
Construction Information Council
Local 428
Arizona Aggregate Association
Arizona
Louis Zimar
AAA
Warriner
William Gray
Baron De Angelis Sentenced in $100 Million Fraud
Newark New Jersey UPI Anthony Tino De Angelis known as the oil baron was sentenced to 20 years in prison for masterminding a global commodities swindle. He allegedly used phony warehouse receipts for millions of pounds of oils and fats in storage tanks in Bayonne New Jersey as collateral with banks worldwide.
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N.J
UPI
Anthony
Tino) de’ Angelis
Balding de Angelis
U.S. District Court
Reynier J. Wortendyke
de Angelis
Bayonne
Arizona clergymen charge Pike with heresy
Fourteen Arizona clergy file charges of heresy against Bishop James A. Pike of California's Episcopal Diocese. Accusations include Pike ordaining a perpetual deacon and denying the Blessed Trinity. Pike calls the claims false and notes ordination questions were before the House of Bishops. No prior bishop heresy charges in 45 years.
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UPI
Arizona
James A. Pike
California
Pike
Phyllis Edwards
San Francisco
Paul B. Urbano
All Saints Church
Phoenix
Joseph M. Harte
Pike’s Church
Grace Cathedral
House of Bishops
Area residents become citizens
Two Scottsdale residents are among 38 Arizonans who became U S citizens during naturalization ceremonies in U S District Court in Phoenix Monday. They were William J. Davis and Dody R. Saban. The 38 new citizens are former nationals of 14 foreign countries.
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U.S. District Court
Phoenix
William ,J. Davis
Plaza
Dody R. Saban
N. 63Rd St
Argentina
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