Stock Market Averages Close Noon Roundup
United Press International reports Dow Jones noon figures with numerous names among the day’s notable stock movers. Industrials like General Electric and General Motors show gains while RCA and AT&T rise, with mixed results across automakers, airlines, and consumer goods firms listed in the session snapshot.
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New York
Alcoa
American Can
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Arizona
Atchison
Topeka
BLY Bendix
Bethlehem
Cities Service
Douglas
DuPont
Fastman
Emerson Gi's
Ford Motors
Frontier Airlines
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
It&t
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
New York Central
North American
Owens Illinois
PALE
Parke Davis
Pepsi Cola
RCA
Rexall
San Diego
G&e
Sears Rochuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Calif
Standard of
Nor
Texaco TV Union
United Aircraft
U.S. Rubber
US. Steel
Webb
Multiple warheads planned for new U.S. missiles Poseidon and Minuteman
Washington officials disclosed that the latest American missiles will carry multiple nuclear warheads. The Poseidon submarine missile and the Minute Man III booster are described as multiwarhead systems, though neither is operational yet. McNamara announced last November that work on Poseidon had begun.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Russia
Moscow
Defense
Robert
McNamara
Two Salt River men convicted of liquor theft at Circle K
Two residents of the Salt River Indian Reservation, Bennet Clark, 21, and Jerry Scott, 29, were found guilty by a Superior Court jury of stealing $34 worth of liquor from the Circle K Market at 6198 East Indian School on November 2. Sentencing is pending.
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Salt River Indian Reservation
Superior Court
Bennett Clark
Jerry Scott
Arizona Jaycees Convene With Parade and Awards
The Camelback Jaycees host the Junior Chamber of Commerce State Board Meeting at the Executive House starting Saturday. A Parade of Locals departs the convention center at 4 p.m. A 9 a.m. Sunday Early Bird Award follows by the State Board Conference. An awards luncheon at 1 p.m. features Ed Pond presenting recognition awards and naming the Three Outstanding Young Men of the Year to represent Arizona nationally.
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Chamber of Commerce State Board
Executive House
Jaycees
Convention Center
Scottsdale
Stats Board
Ed Pond
Arizona
Republicans push sensible solutions against Johnson tax plan
Senate GOP leader Dirksen and House GOP chief Ford outlined a conservative critique of President Johnson s proposed 6 percent income tax surcharge. They urged restoring the 7 percent investment tax credit and retroactive 8 percent Social Security boosts while backing a Europe West trade approach and a Western Hemisphere common market. Democratic leaders challenged the plan as backward and urged positive proposals.
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Washington
Congressional
Johnson
Senate
GOP
Everettm. Dirksen
House
Gerald R. Ford
Capitol
Ald Supreme Court
Ford
Dirksen
Vietnam
U.S
Africa
Latin America
Asia
Middle East
Europe
Western Hemisphere
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Tunnels Reveal Viet Cong Base With Attack Plans Near Saigon
UPI reports U.S. troops in tunnels north of Saigon uncovered a detailed Viet Cong map marking billets in the capital and a master plan to destroy Tan Son Nhut Airbase. Brig. Gen. Knowles said the complex is a main base for guerrilla bands. Cedar Falls is cited as the prior operation.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Hobo Woods
Tron Triangle
TT Air Force
Hanoi
North Vietnam
China
196Th Light Infantry Brigade
196Th Light Infantry
Richard T. Knowles
196Th
United States
Red Sanctuary
Cedar Falls
Knowles
Tan Son Nhut
Vietnam
Births Reported At Tempe and Scottsdale Hospitals
Petty Dwyatt Nellie at Mackenzie Hospital born Jan 3. Russo Robert Jill at Coronado Rd Tempe born Jan 8. Noffi David Donnalee Bea Palo Verde born Jan Vogh Paul Geraldine 414 Miller Rd Tempe boy Jan 11. Johnson James Mary Lou Tempe boy Jan 9. Wilhardt Jerome Wynoma Edgemont girl Jan 10. Eberson Sirocco Cheryl Hubbell boy Jan 11. Temple Mike Betty Tempe boy Jan 11. Burnette Richard Sue Tempe boy Jan 12. Lahet John Jennie McKinley Tempe boy Jan 12. Moeller James Nancy Calle Redondo Tempe Jan 12.
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Petty
Dwyatt
Nellie
Mackenzie
Russo
Robert
Jill
Coronado Rd
Noffi
David
Donnalee
Bea E
Palo Verde
Vogt
Paul and
Geraldine
Miller Rd
Scottsdale Bapitsl Hospital
Johnson
James and
Mary Lou
Fifth St
Tempe
Wilhardt
Jerome
Wynoma
Edgemont
Igirl
Eberson
Sirocco
Cheryl
E. Hubbell
Dan
Temple
Mike and
Betty
Virginia
Burnette
Richard
Sue
Fillmore
Boy
Lahet
John
Jennie
McKinley
Moeller
James
Nancy
Calle Redondo
Burglars Hit Four Local Medical Sites Steal Cash
Burglars entered three doctors offices and a pharmacy today stealing an adding machine from the dental offices of Dr Donald Hill and Dr Anthony Holls at 6744 E Avalon as well as cash from Morton Rich's Pharmacy and a fire extinguisher from Dr Louis Lisook's lab. They damaged doors at Scottsdale Medical Arts Building and a window to gain entry. Police report no major items taken from Dr H L Bonnell's office.
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Donald Hill
Anthony Holls
E. Avalon
Scottsdale
Morton Rich
Louis Lisook
H. L. Bonnell
Baker describes motel dealings with Hodges
Robert G. Baker testified in his tax case detailing a motel restaurant venture with former Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges. Hodges sold his one third stake in 1961 for 58762 dollars after investing 56430 in 1959. Baker claimed Hodges treated the payment as interest, while prosecutors argued it was taxable income.
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Washington
UPI
Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Ommerce
Luther H. Hodges
Baker
Hodges
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon 3B
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Senate
Democratic
Seaby Jones
Raleigh
N. C
Bobby
Howard ‘Johnson Motor Lodge
Charlotte
N.C
North Carolina
Pickens
D. C
Storms batter coasts. heavy snow and hurricane-force winds hit region
A complex coastal storm battered the United States with gale winds from the Oregon coast to Maryland and Virginia. Cape Blanco saw 93 mph gusts while inland areas reported gusts over 40 mph and widespread snow including eight inches in parts. ships waited offshore and port traffic was halted as cold records spread across the northeast.
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United Press International
District of Columbia
Tennes
Pacific Ocean
North Carolina
Virgil
Tennessee
Salisbury
Atlantic
Atlantia
Cape Blanco
Oregon
Rockies
Portiland
Washington
Point St. George
Calif
Juvenile Hearing Continued for Rasch in Mesa Crash
Rasch, 16, of Mesa, had a juvenile court hearing continued by Judge Thomas Tang to allow time for psychological testing after being cited for speeding running a red light and reckless driving in a December 10 two car crash at 68th and Thomas that killed Donald Palmer 40 James Skyner 34 and Skyner's son Bobby 9.
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Barton Rasch
Mesa
Thomas Tang
Rasch
Thomas
Donald Palmer
James Skyner
Skyner
Bobby
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LEE Optical
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