February cost of living rises slightly says statistics chief
Washington UPI Arthur M. Ross, labor statistics commissioner, forecasts February cost of living up a little from December and January after January CPI at 14.7 percent of the 1957-59 average. Food and clothing fell, services and hospital charges rose, wages fell after taxes, and year over year prices for durable goods edged up.
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Washington
UPI
Arthur M. Ross
Commissioner of
Labor Statistics
Ross
Sergent Pleads Innocent in Double Murder Case
Sergent 25 pleaded innocent Monday to one of two murder charges in the deaths of Milton D. and Mildred Moeller of Phoenix. He was held on 25,000 bond, jailed in Durango, with Dist Judge James Noland set to rule on motions and a March 30 hearing. His attorney John Carroll filed 22 motions as the case advances toward trial.
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Silverton
Cole
Thomas Juliis Sergent
Dist
James Noland
Nuland
Atty
al Haas
Muiday
Ternent
Hove
Milton Moeller
Carroll
Orient Alaa
Trans Jacnthia
Sergent
Nevada
Lime Creek
Here
Beating for Aire charged in Phoenix slug-for-hire case
Phoenix contractor Rupssell F. Lang was jailed on a $8,000 bond after being charged as a mastermind in a slug-for-hire attack that left four people hospitalized. Charges include kidnapping and assault with deadly weapons. investigators say Lang paid accomplices to harm Teary Stevens and his wife, Willey, and others.
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Phoenix
UPI
Rupssell F. Lang
Long
Lelow
Teary Stevens
Willian Willey
Robert Glenn Hyatt
Hubert Daiglas Rowley
Stevenses
Willey
Hyatt
Mowley
Due
Stevens
Aid Welbert
Smith
Hobert Kivans
Tinih
Homie i
Sindh
Hyatt and
Rowley
Joe
De Gaulle Seen as France's Salvation by Strongman Pose
The newspaper surveys Charles de Gaulle as convinced of his irreplaceability and willingness to push political boundaries. It notes his pre election television appeal, claims of independence from the United States and the Soviet Union, and domestic achievements like prosperity for farmers and broad stability amid frustration. It cautions over his costly foreign policy and uneasy Europe stance, especially over Vietnam and relations with Britain.
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Charles de Gaulle
United States
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
Jeanine
Be Gaulle
Europe
Asia
Britain
Wisehatty
Voles
Vietnam
Washington
UPI
Ted Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Massachusetts
John K. Kennedy
Bobby
Edward Moore Kennedy
Democratic
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Indian journalists attend three day Arizona State workshop
Mrs Anna Shaw editor of Hall River Indian Reservation newsletter will join journalists at a three day workshop for Indians at Arizona State University starting Thursday. Sponsored by ASU and the Universities of Utah and South Dakota, the sessions offer technical assistance in readers service libel photography and newspaper appearance with speakers including Donald Derewa Robert Lance Charles J Minton Gordon Jones and Data Dedera.
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Anna Shaw
Hall River Indian Heservation
Arizona State University
Utah
South Dakota
Donald de. Rewa
Robert Lance
ASU Jor Valism Department
Charles J. Minton
Shoplifting mom given probation
Mrs Farida Annette Burns 26 was sentenced to six months probation for shoplifting a ten cent candy bar. A jury deliberated 80 minutes after a two day trial. A supermarket manager testified Burns and her three year old son ate the candy. she initially denied it but later admitted. Burns said she intended to pay but forgot. Defense noted the conviction could be appealed to the State Supreme Court.
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Phoenix
UPI
Farida Annette Burns
Eugene Kk. Mangum
Burns
Russians seek U S built undersea research submarine
General Dynamics Groton says Russian scientists want to buy a two man Star II research sub for oceanographic work in the Black Sea. Sale hinges on U S officials confirming no military value and inclusion on a trade list, price set at 900000 dollars, decision expected in weeks.
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Washington
UPD
U.S
General Dynamics Corp
Electric Boat
Groton
General Dynamics
Kenneth Simendinger
The Right Play in a Club Lead Dilemma
A tipped bridge position shows how an expert chooses the correct first play in clubs, while an average player follows third hand high. The article contrasts finessing versus king of clubs at trick one and urges stating a superior style rather than exposing the reasons.
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South
East
West
Clibs
Nakai Selected to Lead Navajo Nation as Littell Resigns
Nakai, 48, was nominated for a four year term as Navajo chairman after Norman Littell submitted his resignation. Littell had served as general counsel for nearly two decades and the Supreme Court denial of his petition for a hearing prompted the move. The Interior Secretary’s authority to name a tribal counsel remains disputed.
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Window Rock
Nakai
Navajo Criti
Norman Littell
Litell
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Supreme Court
Stewart Udall
Littell
Tue Tine
Nala
Interior
Littl
Counel
Horoscope Forecast for February 22 1967
The forecast covers zodiac signs with practical guidance for the week. Taurus and Aquarius emphasize control and diplomacy while Gemini and Virgo urge calm and objective thinking. Pisces and Scorpio focus on helping others and handling out of town matters with tact.
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ARTES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
Eider
Scoerpeo
Caphicorn
Aquarius
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Jatuson
Robert Kennedy
Atten
Declarer
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Ada
John Davidson
Andy Williams
George Garlin
King Cousins
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Alvato
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