Fat Cat to Open Amid Las Vegas Lounge Revival
The former True Imports site south of Trader Vic’s is reopening as The Fat Cat mid next month, hosting Las Vegas style lounge acts. Local figures from CHS-TV join celebrity guests in a promotional push as Scottsdale welcomes tours, Cubs fans, and a busy hospitality scene with new venues and events.
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United States plans intensified pressure on Hanoi
Washington reports the United States will widen attacks on North Vietnam to push Hanoi toward peace talks. Mines on rivers and naval shelling of shore installations are early steps, with potential expansion of bombing targets once favorable. Haiphong harbor mining remains unlikely soon.
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Symphony shines as Prokofieff soloist dominates Grady Gammage
The Phoenix Symphony delivered a finest hour led by Grant Johannesen in Prokofieff Piano Concerto No. 3 at Grady Gammage Auditorium. Guy Taylor conducted a bright opener and Rachmaninoff Symphony No. 2 closed the program, with Johannesen earning a standing ovation and an encore of Debussy. The review notes the single anticlimax of the night and questions Rachmaninoff's modern relevance.
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Soviet Vessel Tukan Capsizes Off Denmark
The Soviet supply ship Tukan capsized and sank 16 miles northwest of Hansthelm lighthouse off Jutland in a storm. Of 79 crew, 47 bodies recovered, 10 missing, 22 survivors saved by the vessel Vilis Lacis. Rescue efforts by Danish Air-Sea Rescue Center and nearby stations continued as reports from Goteborg described the distress.
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Paul T. Jones obituary services set in Phoenix
Paul T. Jones a printer and linotype operator for the Arizona Republic since 1981 died yesterday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. He was 16 year member of Phoenix Typographical Union Local 13 a Scottsdale Methodist lay preacher for 25 years and moved to Phoenix in 1943 from Charleston Missouri. Services 4 p m Thursday Mes Singer Mortuary burial Green Acres Cemetery survivors include his wife Mary three sons a daughter a brother a sister and 12 grandchildren
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Aspinall seeks park extension to include Marble Canyon dam site
U S House Interior Committee chair Wayne N Aspinall introduced a bill to extend Grand Canyon National Park by about 60 000 acres to reach the Vermilion Cliffs and include Marble Canyon Dam site while cutting the park’s lower 13 miles to join Lake Mead Recreation Area The plan also supports Hualapai Dam as part of the Central Arizona Project to fund water resource development.
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Market Report Shows Dow Off While Stocks Slide
At 2 p.m. EST the Dow Jones industrial average stood at 894.13 down 2.51, with 40 industrials, 20 rails, and 63 utilities indices all lower. Trading volume reached 6.66 million shares as major issues including Alcoa American Can Ford Motors General Electric and AT&T moved lower amid broad market weakness.
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