Senate approves biggest Social Security boost since 1935
The Senate finalized a bill boosting Social Security benefits by 13 percent for 23.8 million recipients and raising minimum checks from 44 to 55 dollars next February. The measure also freezes federal AFDC contributions while restraining welfare, triggering liberal opposition and a heated floor maneuver before passage.
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Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate
Joseph D. Tydings
Long
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
House
Stanford scientists create primitive synthetic virus Phi X-174
Stanford University researchers led by Dr. Arthur Kornberg and Dr. Mehran Goulian announced the creation of a primitive artificial virus in a test tube. The self-reproducing DNA virus Phi X-174 was produced in lab conditions and tested with bacteria, with potential implications for cancer research and understanding life.
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Stanford, Calif
UPI
Stanford University
Mharadeady
Alwuouny
Johnson
Arthur Kornberg
Mehran Goulian
Goulian
Stanford
University of Chicago
Iself
Kornberg
Department of Biochemistry
Robert L. Sinsheimer
Cal ‘Tech
Market Summary Stocks Dip While Industrials Gain At Noon
Dow Jones industrials fall 0.29 to 883.15 as rails and utilities rise. Noon quotes show broad gains among blue chips with notable increases in AT&T Bethlehem Steel Boeing DuPont Ford General Electric General Motors IBM Motorola Parke Davis Texas Pacific and Xerox while many others post fractional gains and losses.
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United Press International
Dow Jones
New York
Podyear
IBM
It&t
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Litton
Minnesota Mining
Mongomery Ward
Motorola
New York Central
North Amn
Rockwell
Northrop
Owens Illinois
Pan American
Pg&e
Parke Davis
Pennsylvania RA
Peps Cola
Polaroid
RCA
Raytheon
San Diego
G&e
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard
Calif
Texaco
Texas
TransAmerica
TWA Vy
Union Oil
United Aircraft
U.S. Rubber
U.S. Steel
Webb
Xerox
Zenith
Fire engine hit by auto near Apache Li sat Store
A Rural Fire Department engine sustained about 150 in damages when a car with a fogged windshield struck the left rear of the vehicle in front of the Apache Lis at Store at 4515 N Scottsdale while firefighters fought an electrical short fire inside the store owned by Robert Howe the incident occurred about 8 67 p m and caused 100 in store damage
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N. Scottsdale
Robert Howe
Mortuaries Offer Free Funerals Up To 500 In San Francisco
Daphne's Funeral Service and Cathay Mortuary announce a year end promotion offering free funerals up to 500 dollars. They credit San Francisco for support and say the offer runs from Saturday through year end.
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San Francisco
UPI
Daphne
Cathay Mortuary
Aid bill pushed as economy bloc trims for passage
UPI reports congressional supporters pressed a record low aid sum of 2.2957 billion dollars for economic and military aid to 74 nations after a House defeat. The measure aims for quick approval by House then Senate, amid further cuts and a lower final total than Johnson's request.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Johnson
Miami Beach
Conference Committee
Striking Arizona Workers Face Financial Brink
Senator Paul Fannin of Arizona says more than 10,000 copper strike workers are near financial disaster. He cites union letters showing strong support for a bill allowing members to vote 30 days after a walkout on whether to return or stay out.
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Washington
UPI
Arizona
Sén
Paul] Fannin
R-Ariz
Fannin
Pope says peace not pacifism in wartime message
Vatican reports Pope Paul VI denounces pacifism as cowardice and urges a worldwide peace observance on New Year’s Day. He argues peace must uphold truth justice and freedom and insists genuine peace requires courage and solidarity among nations and citizens. The message was released at a Vatican news conference dated December 8.
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Theberal
Long
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Vatican City
UPI
Vatican
Newborns Born to Scottsdale Area Couples in December
Record from Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and St Josephs Hospital lists births. Families include FENLON Robert and Joan Dec 4 a boy at 426 N Old Scottsdale Rd Elliot Mara and Sherry, Rhade Robert and Carol, Smith James P and Sue Ann, Kemp Dennis and Virginia, Smith Walter I and Kathryn, Wells Charles and Nancy, Hess Richard and Patricia, Stulik Ronald and Lilene with Dec 7 8 from various addresses announcing newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenlon
Robert
Joan
Old Scottsdale Rd
Mara
Elliot and
Sherry
E. Buena Terra Way
Rhade
Carol
Smith
James P
Sue Ann
Kemp
Dennis
Virginia
Hayden Rd
Walter I
Scottsdale Burglary Investigated Over Jewelry Loss
Scottsdale police investigate a $329 jewelry burglary at the home of Robert D. Gruenig 300 W 2 St Apt 5. He says his apartment was entered while visiting a neighbor between 5 50 and 8 20 p m Wednesday night with an unlocked door. Stolen items include a watch a jewelry case cuff links and a $250 ring.
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Scottsdale
Robert D. Gruenig
W. 2
Apt
Gruenig
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