Surveyor finds no irregularities in Allied Oil Refining probe
Gedmund A. Sienicki president of John Vaughan Co. testified that no irregularities were found in Allied Crude Oil Refining Corp. operations. Allied’s bankruptcy triggered a scandal over missing millions of gallons of edible oils and led to the liquidation of Ira Haupt & Co. The firm owed Sienicki about 9 000 to 10 000 dollars, and oil from Bayonne tank farm was used as collateral in futures deals before the collapse.
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New York
UPI
Allied Crude Oil Refining Corp
Allied
Gedmund A. Sienicki
John Vaughan Co., Inc
Wall Street
Ira Haupt & Co
Sienicki
Bayonne, N.J
Truman Rejects Idea For Two Vice Presidents
Former President Harry S. Truman dismissed Senator Kenneth Keating’s proposal to amend the Constitution to create two vice presidents. He called it a silly program and said the current setup is good enough. He also ridiculed Goldwater’s criticism of President Johnson and noted Johnson phoned him to arrange a White House meeting.
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Truman
New York
UPI
Harry S. Truman
Kenneth Keating
Manhattan Hotel
Johnson
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
White House
Byrd Praises Govt Spending Cut and Tax Plan
Senator Harry Flood Byrd of Virginia lauds Congress for trimming foreign aid from 4.5 billion to 3 billion and backs President Johnson's push for an 11 billion tax cut. Byrd, 76,, chairs the Senate Finance Committee, signaling support for early budget action.
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Washington
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
Senate
Virginia
Wood alcohol deaths reported on Philadelphia skid row
Twenty deaths from wood alcohol poisoning occurred over three days in Philadelphia's skid row. Hospitals treated additional poisonings as Medical Examiner Joseph Spelman launched an investigation with police into the source of the illegal spirit.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Joseph W. Spelman
Spelman
Proper Order in Bridge Finesses and a Lucky Break
South faced a sequence of finesses with East lead nine of diamonds and a club position that favored a clubs first finesse. The commentator notes the ill fortune of three attempted finesses but explains the optimal order: try clubs before another diamond, as doing so could dump a diamond on dummy and still preserve chances to complete the contract.
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East
South
Declarer
West
Cuba Fair Play Committee Fades From Public View
The pro Castro Fair Play for Cuba Committee quietly seeks to go out of business after a stormy 27 months marked by street clashes congressional probes and ties to the Kennedy assassination Oswald chapter ties in New Orleans and Dallas fueled suspicions while many original high profile sponsors withdrew The group aimed to present Cuba without distorted U S press coverage and its brief two year life ended amid bad publicity and mounting anti Castro sentiment.
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New York
UPI
Fair Play For Cuba Committee
FPFC
United Nations
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Lee H. Oswald
Cuba
Washington
Oswald
Six Board Members Reappointed by Governor
Governor Paul Fannin announced the reappointment of six state board members and commissioners. The appointees include Kemper Marley and Bill Boer of Phoenix to the fair commission, T.R. Mofford of Phoenix to the athletic commission, John R. Schwartzmann of Tucson to Crippled Children's Services Board, Richard Harvill president of the University of Arizona to the Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education, and Clay Lockett of Tucson to the Indian Affairs Commission.
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Phoenix
UPI
Paul Fannin
Kemper Marley
Bill Boer
Fair Commission
T.R. Mofford
Athletic Commission
John R. Schwartzmann
Tucson
Crippled Children’s Services Board
Richard Harvill
University of Arizona
Western Interstate Commission On Higher Education
Clay Lockett
Indian Affairs Commission
Phoenix Youth Is Wounded In Parking Lot
A 17 year old Phoenix youth, Peter Paul Jesik, was seriously wounded by a gunshot to the abdomen in a North Central Avenue parking lot while checking his car with a friend. The shooter drove away in a nearby car, with three teens inside.
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Phoenix
UPI
Peter Paul Jesik
Paul Jesik
21St Street
Jesik
North Central Avenue
Daniel Malody
North Central Medical Building
Malody
Malady
Hospital Births Report Two New Babies
St. Joseph's Hospital records a boy born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Jaeger of 2033 North 69th Place on December 23 and a girl born to Mr and Mrs John Overstreet of 8628 East Palm Lane on December 24.
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Raymond Jaeger
N. 69Th Place
John Overstreet
E. Palm Lane
Drugstore Friend Helps Elderly Neighbor In Need
Scottsdale pharmacist Lute Wasbotten cared for Nelson Cox a 78 year old neighbor who mowed his lawn for years. Cox fainted twice and was kept in a rest home with his dog Shy as Wasbotten arranged visiting nurses and financial support. He plans a Nelson Cox Day to honor the neighbor.
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Lute Wasbotten
Nelson Cox
Wasbotten
Cox
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Lute
Earl’s Market
Shy
Maricopa County
Orange Avenue
Thomas Road
Washotten Agai
Washotten
Nelson
Scottsdate
ASU Sees 2000 More Students for 1964 Fall Class
Arizona State University projects an enrollment of about 17 500 for next fall up from 15 419 this September. President G Homer Durham cites a growing base and campus expansion as junior colleges and extensions broaden access while 1963 enrollments rise 12 percent.
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Arizona State University
G. Homer Durham
Top Army Aide In Korea War Dies
Maj. Gen. Charles W. Christenberry 68 a World War II and Korea veteran and president of the American Korean Foundation since 1954 died at his New York home. He served in Korea as a top aide to generals James Van Fleet and Mark Clark.
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New York
UPI
Charles W. Christenberry
Korea
American-Korean Foundation
U.S
James van Fleet
Mark Clark
Chamber Warns Homeowners About Seasonal Roof Scammers
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce cautions residents about itinerant, bogus roofers who migrate each winter. President Don Chambers urges checking reputations before paying and recommends using legitimate roofers listed in the directory or via the chamber for referrals.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Chambers
Don Chambers
Chamber of Commerce
Byer Elected Secretary Treasurer of Arizona Chemical Engineers Club
George Byer, 1933 E Os Born, elected secretary treasurer of the newly formed Arizona Chemical Engineers Club. Byer is a senior development engineer with AiResearch. Dr. Castel O Reiser, chairman of the chemical engineering faculty at Arizona State University, named chairman.
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George Byer
E. Osborn
Arizona Chemical Engineers Club
Byer
Castel O. Reiser
Arizona State University
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