Tucson Daily Star Arizona Daily Citizen antitrust ruling
A federal judge ruled a joint publishing agreement operated by Tucson newspapers illegal and ordered disposal of Arden Publishing. The 1940 pact tied Tucson Newspapers Inc to share advertising sales and other operations while allowing independent newsrooms. The ruling affects similar city deals in 23 other towns.
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Tucson
Ariz
UPI
James A. Walsh
Morning Arizona Daily Star
Tucson Daily Citizen
Citizen Publishing Co
Arizona Publishing Co
The
Citizen
Star
Tucson Newspapers Inc
INI
U.S. Cities
Walsh
TNI
Arden Publishing Co
William A. Small Jr
Arden Publishing
Bank announces Scottsdale branch and staff shifts
Walter W. Hill named manager of the Scotts dale and Thomas Rds bank branch. William R. Probert moves to the home office as assistant cashier and manager of the State Farm Mutual car loan plan. Hill, Arizona native and ASU graduate, has about ten years of banking experience and roles with local clubs. Probert, a 1956 hire, serves on Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce and Scottsdale Indian Arts Council boards and lives with Betty on Rose Circle Dr.
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Walter W. Hill
Scottsdale
The
Arizona Bank
Scottsdale and
Thomas Rds
William R. Probert
Yanager- of -the- Scottsdale and Thomas
Home Office
Bank
State Farm Mutual
Arizona
Hill
Arizona State University
Treas
Ellie
Palo Verde
Probert
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
AID Buys Seawater Mistaken as Medicine
Washington AID admitted it paid 24000 over two years for tiny vials of sea water marketed as a medical product for Vietnam programs. An AID comptroller said the sea water was listed as physiological sodium chloride on orders and labeled with foreign names. The hoax was uncovered during an inquiry into Clement Gubbay's Milan operations.
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Washington
UPI
AID
Vietnam
Daniel Cohen
AID Comptroller’s Office
Cohen
Senate
Manent
T.haux de Mer
Clement Gubbay
Milan
Italy
Dangerous slam in five bids leads to tense bridge play
In a recent tournament Harold st faced a five card major bid inviting a slam. Both players vulnerable, the bidding sequence 1NT 2D 2NT 3NT ends with All Pass as East wins the first trick with clubs and returns a diamond. East masks a singleton via a trump return, revealing a risky but instructive play.
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Harold St
East
Endgame over trumps decides slam in spades
The analysis shows East holding the king and ten of spades and winning a long sequence of ruffs and finesses after Ogust cashed hearts. declarer misreads, but East forces decisive plays by ruffing and leading trumps, concluding with a free spade finesse. The lesson: bid five of partner’s suit only if partner plays well. otherwise, four spades can be a reasonable slam invitation.
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East
Declarer
Ogust
West
South
Storm bears down as California searches for three missing
A Pacific storm lashes northern California and the Pacific Northwest with up to 10 feet of snow in the High Sierra. Rescue crews continue seeking three missing, including two 18 year olds in Butte County and an Arizona State University student Vicki Moffitt whose light plane vanished near Mount Hamilton. The system moves east, bringing rain to the coast and snow to higher elevations. a Tehama county cabin trio is rescued by snow plow.
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Oroville
Calif
UPI
Pacific
California
Pacific Coast
Pacific Northwest
High Sierra
Arizona
Mount Hamilton
San Jose
Vicki Moffitt
Arizona’ State University
Stamford
Scottsdale Educators Attend Two Day Arizona Admin Meeting
Administrators meet in Sedona for a two day annual conference of Arizona School Administrators focusing on professional negotiations. Dr Paul Miller of Cincinnati Public Schools will deliver keynote addresses tonight and Friday afternoon. Six elementary principals and four high school assistant principals from Scottsdale attend the session.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Sedona
Paul Miller
Cincinnati
Miller
Three Arizonans Awarded Medals for Heroic Rescues
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission honors Eugene Parsons 15 J Richard Dalmolin 13 and Edgar Hoff 66 of Globe Arizona for rescuing Pamela Haught 15 and Jacque Day 16 from a car fire after a 1966 crash. Hoff saved Lola Farmer 82 from drowning at San Carlos Lake on Feb 16 1967. Each recipient receives 500 dollars and a bronze medal.
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Eugene L. Parsons
J. Richard Dalmolin
Edgar R. Hoff
Pamela Haught
Jacque L. Day
Jee
Hoff
Lola W. Farmer
Farmer
San Carlos Lake
Floods in East Java Kill or Leave Missing One Hundred
Floods swept a mountain district in East Java last week. Antara reported 100 people killed or missing, underscoring a severe disaster in the region.
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Jakarta
UPI
East Java
Antara
Spock Backers Sign Up Amid UCLA Draft Resistance
Dr. Benjamin Spock accepted a box claimed to hold 3,500 complicity statements from UCLA students and faculty supporting draft resisters. He spoke at UCLA Pauley Pavilion to about 4,000 listeners, defended the indicted antiwar leaders as innocent, and later 400 demonstrators marched to the draft board offices, staging peaceful picket lines.
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Los Angeles
UPT
Benjamin Spock
UCLA
Spock
Pauley Pavilion
Dr. Spock
Draft Board
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Thomas R. Youngblood
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