Reds renew shelling along border in Central Highlands drive
UPI reports Communist forces shell the Polei Kleng outpost in Kontum Province near Cambodia and Laos, move tanks into the highlands, and attack a southward push into Cambodian rubber country. Phnom Penh reports encirclement of a government column on Highway 6 as U.S. pilots note Laos and Cambodia inflows.
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Polei Kleng
Kontum Province
Highlands
Phnom Penh
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Stewart Kellerman
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le Khanh
Kellerman
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
Humphrey to vote against Rehnquist Supreme Court confirmation
Senator Hubert Humphrey announced he would vote against former Phoenix attorney William Rehnquist for the U S Supreme Court citing civil rights concerns. Harold Sims of the Urban League in Phoenix labeled Rehnquist dangerous on civil rights and predicted controversy. Senate debate on Rehnquist and Lewis Powell Jr was set for Thursday with a vote hoped by week’s end.
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UPI
Hubert Humphrey
Phoenix
William Rehnquist
U.S. Supreme Court
Rehnquist
National Urban League
Harold Sims
Supreme Court
Sims
Senate
Richmond
Lewis Powell Jr
Thieves target apartments and local businesses in area burglaries
Police report multiple burglaries over a tight period. At 7610 E Montecito a vacant William Lyon Development Corp. apartment lost a $210 shag carpet after a window was pried. A Mary Currey residence on 7th street saw a $325 color TV stolen via rear door pry. Other losses included $26 from two Scottsdale Road businesses, and $15 in change plus $10 from a soda machine at Carl's Meat Market with a small penny haul from B and D Beauty Co next door.
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William Lyon Development Corp
E. Montecito
Mary Currey
Wilshire
Scottsdale Road
Carl’s
Scottsdale Rd
B & D Beauty Co
Stock Market Mixed Gains in Midday Dow Jones Report
United Press International reports Dow Jones interim averages at 2 p.m. EST with Indus up 12.26, Trans up 4.75, Utilities down 0.04 and Stocks up 4.10. Leading issues include Alcoa, American Brands, American Can, Du Pont, Ford, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Penn Central, Texaco, United Aircraft, US Steel and Xerox among many others. Volume runs 14,950,000 shares.
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Alcoa
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American Motors
Anaconda
At&t
Arizona Public Sve
Bell & Howell
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
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Chrysler
CBS
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Eastman
Emerson
Fairchild Camera
Ford Motors
Frontier
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General Electric
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Goodyear
Honeywell
IBM
Antl Nickel
It&t
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Litton
Marcor
Minnesota Mining
Motorola
Survivor donates Torah to synagogue in memory of son
A Holocaust survivor in Tel Aviv donated a Torah scroll to a synagogue on Tuesday. He gave the scroll in memory of his 18 month old son, whom he smothered 29 years ago to save 47 other Jewish fugitives from German capture.
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UPI
Hussein vows to battle Israel in Middle East crisis
King Hussein of Jordan pledged to mobilize all resources to fight Israel and kept arms training until a holy victory as Arabs seek to recapture occupied lands. Anwar Sadat urged a military solution while Golda Meir expressed concern over fighting but not over outcomes if conflict occurs. Meir meets Nixon as UN debate on the Middle East begins.
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Jordan
Amman
Israel
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Golda Meir
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Middle East
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Allen
Tel Aviv
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U.S
Price Commission approves Old Ben Coal price rise
The Price Commission approved a 3.78 percent increase for Old Ben Coal Co, a Standard Oil of Ohio subsidiary, after a 15 percent miner wage rise and pension allowances. The decision absorbs about two thirds of the wage settlement and marks the first approval among about 20 mining firms. The commission also deferred a U.S. Steel request for more information and noted broad industry responses to price increase plans.
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UPI
Federal Price Commission
Commission
C. Jackson Grayson
Old Ben Coal Co
Standard Oil of
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The
Price Commission
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U.S. Steel
Board On Steel Products
Five Injured In Three City Traffic Accidents
Police report three separate crashes within about six hours starting 6 p.m. Tuesday. Della Addington, 65 of Phoenix, remained hospitalized after a high impact rear end crash at Hayden and Indian School, with Kay Allen, 38, and Mildred Bird, 52, from Mesa treated and released. The other incidents involved Cheryl Hall, 20, treated after a hit and run on Scottsdale Road and a rear end crash on Thomas Road injuring Alice Hunt, 53, with Wendy Kibler, 17, cited for fault.
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Della Addington
Phoenix
Kay Allen
Mildred Bird
Mesa
Addington
Allen
Hayden and
Cheryl Hall
66Th St
Scottsdale Road
Safari Hotel
Janet Fargo
E. Pinchot
East Camelback Road
Thomas Road
56Th Street
Alice Hunt
Indian School Rd
Hunt
Wendy Kibler
Palo Verde
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