Noon Stock Market Recap From New York Shares
United Press International reports a midday snapshot of the New York Stock Exchange with mixed prices across major names. Notable quotes include AT&T at 51 percent, DuPont 198, General Motors 78 4, IBM 46 14, RCA 50 percent, and Sears Roebuck around 60 74, reflecting fluctuating investor sentiment.
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New York
United Press International
Francis Z Ol
PuPont *& Co
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Pg&e
Parke ‘Davis
Pennsylvania
B.R
RCA
Raytheon
Rexall
San Diego
G&e
Texas Gulf
TransAmerica
United
U.S
Steel
Webb
Portland
Rapid- City
Red Bluff
Reno
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Albuquerque
Salt Lake City
Atlanta
Bakersfield
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Seattle
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Downsville
Washington
Hicago
Cincinnati
Bisbee
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Coolidy
Cottonwood
Des Moines
Detroit Dougla
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Fort Worth
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Fresno
Gila Bend
Helena
Globe
Honolulu
Grand, Canyon
Kansas City
Kingman
Las Vegas
Hawley
Bicycle Licensing Drive Aims to Enforce Safer City Rides
Chief Walter Nemetz pressed school officials to help curb unsafe bicycle use and licensing laxity. He warned parents may be liable in city court as Scottsdale police prepare March 1 1968 enforcement of unlicensed bicycles and lightless riders amid rising thefts from 505 in 1966 to 653 in 1967.
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John Tanner
Walter Nemetz
Police Department
Nemietz
Scottsdale
Navy pilot missing near Winslow in cold weather search
Air Force and Navy aircraft joined snowmobiles and rescue crews in a search for a Navy pilot who bailed out of a training plane Wednesday near Winslow. The downed Navy S2F was located about 40 to 45 miles north northwest of Winslow on the Hopi Reservation. A Luke AFB spokesman said two paramedics and a flight surgeon rode the Albatross to assist.
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Keam Canyon
Air Force
Navy
Winslow
Kirtland Afb
N.M
302Nd Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron
Luke Afb
Phoenix
Luke
Hopi Reservation
Saigon
North Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
Bong Son
da Nang
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
U.S
Lenz elected president of Maricopa Camp Fire Girls council
Norman S. Lenz of 8229 F Lewis elected president at the annual Camp Fire Girls meeting held Tuesday at the Smokehouse in Phoenix. He has served as an adult volunteer since 1960, chaired Camelback District, served on the board, and was vice president last year.
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Norman S. Lenz
F., Lewis
Maricopa County
Lenz
Camp Fire Girls
Camelback
Jeanne
Hohokam School
First National Bank
Bank
Pacific Coast Banking School
Friends of the Scottsdale Library
Scottsdale
Scottsdale zoning ordinance amendment plan change map 1220
The Scottsdale City Council seeks to amend the zoning by changing the district on the described property from its current classification to the zoning shown on Map 1220. The ordinance declares an emergency and directs planning staff to prepare the amendment following Application No. 27 7 67.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arizona
Wherfas
City of
Margoff Leads Scottsdale 20 30 Club Officers 1968
The Scottsdale 20 30 Club elected officers for 1968 at a Monday meeting. Bill Margoff was named president, Buel Wetmore first vice president, Warren Holt second vice president, Cary O'Spain third vice president, and Pete Rutledge sergeant at arms. Directors include Tom Boos and Dan Holly. The club, for men aged 20 to 40, meets 7:30 p.m. Mondays at the Valley Ho Hotel.
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Scottsdale
Bill Margoff
Buel Wetmore
Warren Holt
Cary O'Spain
Pete Rutledge
Sierra Club Demands Retraction in Redwood National Park Fight
In San Francisco the Sierra Club demanded a public retraction from Georgia Pacific Corp over defamation claims tied to ads about logging near Redwood National Park. Dr. Edgar Wayburn said the club rejects libel charges while urging free discussion as Georgia Pacific threatened suit.
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San Francisco
UPT
Sierra Club
Georgia - Pacific Corp
Redwoods National Park
Edgar Wayburn
Conservation’ Organization
Regent
R. B.pamplin
Georgis Pacific
Amenies
Georgia-Pacific
The
Sierra
Club Monday
California
Sierra Chile
Wayburn
Redwood National Park
Emerald Mile
Elam Creek
Secretary of Interior
Senate
Scottsdale adopts zoning map change ordinance 349
Legal notice outlines Ordinance No. 349 amending Scottsdale Arizona zoning on the District Map to Map No. 121 following Case No. 28267. It cites notices, hearings, emergency clause, and final passage by the City Council on January 16, 1964 signed by Mayor Bl. Tims.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa
County
Arizona
Sentisdale
State of
Thia
B. L. Tims
D. da
Thieu demands halt to all Communist aggression in exchange for bombing pause
President Thieu told the South Vietnamese congress that North Vietnam must stop infiltration, guerrilla attacks, subversion, sabotage, and terror to win a partial U.S. bombing reduction. He warned heavier action if Communist aims persist and contrasted his terms with President Johnson’s earlier stance.
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Saigon
UPI
Neuyen van Thieu
U.S
North Vietnam
Thieu
South Vietnamese Congress
Ism
Vietnam
Ae Viet Cong
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Thien
Johnson
United States
Williams says he represents third party in Arizona copper strike
Governor Jack Williams told reporters he acts as the Arizona representative for the third party in the copper strike. He stressed his stance is neither pro-management nor anti-labor and highlighted concerns for local communities and fair compensation for employers and stockholders. He discussed the executive budget, education funding, and welfare needs, noting universities face cuts but are not sole vital state agencies. He welcomed House Interior Committee hearings on the Central Arizona Project and hoped to reconcile Arizona California differences.
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Phoenix
UPI
Jack Williams
Arizona
Aflcio
George Meany
Williams
Central Arizona
House Interior Committee
California
Arizona House approves lobbyist registration measure
The Arizona House passed a lobbyist registration bill by 54 to 3 and sent it to the Senate. The measure aligns with a constitutional directive long ignored. Democrats reportedly voted against it. The session also approved a bounty surrender rule for mountain lion carcasses and actions allowing cities to remove rubbish and bill property owners, plus limiting vehicle fuel tax refunds to over 200 gallons.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona House
Senate
W.F
Pat) Wipperman
Mercopay
E.S
Bud) Walker
Obituary of Melva M Hermany former Hubbell resident
Melva M Hermany 40 formerly of Hubbell died Tuesday at Ephrata Community Hospital after a long illness. She worked for International Metals and is survived by husband Roger A two daughters Marcia Maldonado Auburn and Donna Lee a son Ronald with the U S Navy and three brothers in Pennsylvania and two grandchildren. Services will be Monday in Emmaus Pa with burial in Allentown Pa.
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Melva M. Hermany
Hubbell
Ephrata Community Hospital
Ephrata Pa
Hermany
International Metals
Phoenix
Roger A
Marcia Maldonado
Auburn
Vietnamese shells threaten Khe Sanh air resupply
North Vietnamese gunners shelled the Khe Sanh airstrip with mortars artillery and rockets as the base near the DMZ faced a siege. U.S. jets and CH46 helicopters were claimed downed in four days and air attacks by U.S. forces reached a record high with B52 missions and 473 bombing runs in the region.
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Saigon
Armer and Seneca Named Phoenix Man and Woman of the Year
The Phoenix Advertising Club named John Armer Man of the Year 1967 and Artene Seneca Woman of the Year at a Westward Hotel meeting. Armer heads John Armer Air Conditioning Co and has long served on the Phoenix Union school board and helped draft the Phoenix mechanical and plumbing code. Seneca, a biology teacher at South Mountain High, leads Phoenix Urban League and holds multiple civic posts while writing on science topics and earning national recognition.
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Phoenix Advertising’ Club
Phoenix
Westward Ho
John Armer
Artene Seneca
South Mountain High School
Phoenix Urban League
Arizona Council For Civic Unity
League of Women Voters
Careers For Youth
Inner City
Big Sisters of Arizona
Girl Scouts
Arizona State University
Phoenix Y
Kenya Bans Slot Machines Nationwide Crackdown
Kenya banned slot machines and gambling devices accusing them of causing Africans to waste earnings. Government sources said thousands of slot machines were seized within hours of the ban.
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Natbori
Kenya
UPI
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