Togo Army Ousts President Grunitzky in Silent Coup
Lt Col Eyadema announces the deposition of President Nicho Grunitzky and seizure of power in Lomé. He suspends the constitution dissolves the assembly bans politics, declares a state of emergency, imposes a curfew, and vows elections within three months while freeing political prisoners from the November attempt.
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Dahomey
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Togo
Etienne Eyadeia
Hyadema
Radio
Loma
Grunitzky
Eyadema
Hyadema Ae
National Assembly
Africa
Ghana
United Nations
Iup
Radio Lome
Stock Market Stock Market
United Press International reports stock market activity with brief notes on trends, daily fluctuations in key indices and investors reacting to economic news. The item outlines gains and losses across major sectors, highlighting notable moves by leading corporations and financial indicators.
Director named for Art Museum
Hugh Taylor Broadley, 44, was named Thursday as director of the Phoenix Art Museum. He has been curator of art collections at Arizona State University and replaces Dr. F M Hinkhouse who resigned last summer. Donne Puckle remains assistant director and acting director. Broadley is an authority on American and Flemish Renaissance art and holds a PhD in art history from New York University.
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UPI
Hugh Taylor Broadley
Phoenix Art Museum
Broadley
Arizona State University
F.M. Hinkhouse
Donne Puckle
Hinkhouse
New York University
Pima School Faces Two Options for 1967 68 Growth
Pima School at 6330 EB Osborn Rd in Scottsdale faces choosing between building more classrooms or adding portable ones as enrollment climbs. With 956 students and a 200-student rise each of the past two years, planners consider 160 new homes by R.P.R. Construction Co and 120 by Al-Ned Homes as potential new pupils. Traffic concerns arise from Granite Reef Rd dividing the 20 acre site, with a stop sign guarding the southern end but none at the northern entrance. Three early grades run 16 18 student classes, and physical education is shared by teachers on a rotating schedule. Principal Al Kwiatkowski, a WWII Marine frogman veteran, has long tied his career to ASU honors and military service.
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R.P.R. Construction Co
al- Ned Homes
Pima School
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Kwiatkowski
Granite Reef Road
Scottsdale
Riods
al Kwiatkowski
Marine Corps
Arizona State University
ASU
Blue Key
Ingleside School
Defense cites Boston Strangler link in insanity case
Cambridge defense attorney Lee Bailey seeks to prove his client is insane by presenting witnesses who allege the defendant committed 13 homicides attributed to the Boston Strangler. Two psychiatrists testified about prior mental state and a taped confession pattern as the trial centers on assaults linked to the stranglings.
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UPI
Lee Bailey
Boston
Bailey
Albert H. de Salvo
Robert Mezer
DeSalvo
Greater
Atty
Donald Conn
Obituaries Dr H F Hochrein and Mrs Dorothy Cook
Dr. Heinz F. Hochrein 44, physician at Arizona State Hospital, died at a friend’s home in Phoenix area. Survived by two sons, two daughters in Corona, mother Gertrude Hochrein, brother Fritz in Würzburg. services 10 a.m. tomorrow at Messenger Mortuary with burial in Greenwood Cemetery, Phoenix. Dorothy Hultz Cook 67, owner of Cook Jewelry Store in Ajo 1945 1985, died in Village Green Nursing Home Phoenix. survived by two brothers Donald and Kenneth Hultz, sister Mrs Louis Porter. services 1 p.m. tomorrow Grimshaw Mortuary. burial in cemetery.
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Arizona State Hospital
Rose Circle
Hochrein
Phoenix
Wurzburg
Germany
Peter
Thomas
Heidi
Ingrid
Corona
Calif
Gertrude Hochrein
Fritz
Messinger Maortuaury
Greenwood Cemetery
Dorothy H. Cook
Dorothy Hultz Cook
Cook Jewelry
Ajo
Village Green
Cook
Montebello
Scottsdale
Kenneth Hultz
Santa Monica
Louis H. Porter
Robert Conk
Hearing Planned on Smog Control Bill in Phoenix
The first public hearing on Senate Bill 1 to create a state anti-pollution agency was set for 2 p.m. Senate Rural and Urban Affairs Committee chair Sen. Bob Wilcox said 14 others, plus members of Gov. Goddard's study panel, requested time to testify. No action planned now pending further studies and possibly more hearings.
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UPI
Senate Rural and Urban Affairs Committee
Bob Wilcox
R-Maricopa
Sam Goddard
Senate
Wilcox
Outstanding award to L. B. Scacewater by Camelback Jaycees
L. B. Scacewater director of parks and recreation for Scottsdale was named outstanding man by Camelback Jaycees. Dave Hall of Western Savings and Loan was runner-up. both to attend the Three Outstanding Young Men's Banquet on January 21 at the Executive House Arizonian. Winners from the state will progress to the national contest.
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Scottsdale
Camelback Jaycees
Dave Hall
Western Savings and Loan
Executive House
Arizonian
Arizona
Cattlemen urged to tell problems at national convention
Rep W R Poage urged 2000 delegates of the American National Cattlemen's Association to improve public relations and tell Americans about their problems. He warned producers miss the public story as food costs fall to consumers while producers take only five cents of each grocery dollar.
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Colo
UPI
W. R.poage
D-Tex
American National Cattlemen's Association
House Agriculture Committee
Texas
Congress
State Officials to Discuss Arizona Fair Woes
Phoenix. Governor Williams summons Arizona Fair Commission chair Michael Purcell and all six commissioners along with lawmakers and AG office reps for an 8 am Saturday meeting to address a reported 70 000 deficit and avoid new financial liability. The panel revised 10 Veterans Memorial Coliseum contracts to comply with AG rulings, altering language on ambulance service ticketing and usher wages to fit rules.
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UPS
Arizona Fair Commission
Jack Williams
Fair Commission
Michael Purcell
Attorney General's Office
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Frank Parks
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