X Ray Glows Fill Space From Primeval Fireball
Astronomers led by Dr. Herbert Friedman report space emitting uniform X ray glow as a relic of the big bang ten billion years ago. They say four new X ray sources exist beyond the Milky Way including a massive galaxy May 7 and a distant quasar candidate.
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Eban demands peace talks as Arab leaders weigh summit
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban urged Arab nations to attend peace talks with Israel offering viable proposals. He criticized Russian claims and praised Jerusalem's unification under free access to holy sites. Arab letters to the UN accused Israel of looting and cease-fire violations, while Egypt faces sharp budget cuts after military losses. Hassanein Heikal backs a July Arab summit in Khartoum to prepare for coming battles.
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Khartoum
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Hodges to Lead Arizona Finance Accounts Division
Gayle C. Hodges of Scottsdale will become director of the accounts and controls division of the Arizona Department of Finance. Hodges, controller for Flow Technology in Tempe, was named to the $16 000 year post. The finance commissioner said the division will install a uniform accounting system across state departments and agencies.
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UPI
Gayle C. Hodges
Scottsdale
State Department of Finance
Hodges
Flow Technology, Inc
Tempe
Theodore Hawkins
Market Averages Drift Higher Amid Mixed Trading
United Press International reports stock market action with noon tallies showing gains in the Dow Jones averages and several major groups. Industrials and rails lead small advances while a broad list of companies including Alcoa American Motors AT&T Ford Motorola and RCA show varied percentage moves.
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Anaconda
Arizona Publiquc
Bendix
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Douglas Aircraft
Ans DuPont
Eastman
Emerson
Congo drafts U N resolution on foreign mercenaries in Congo
Diplomatic sources say the Congo seeks a Security Council measure urging all states to stop aiding foreign mercenaries in the fighting around Bukavu Kisangani and other areas. The draft avoids naming countries and aims to calm tensions amid ongoing clashes and a reported recapture of Bukavu.
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UPI
Security Council
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Kisangani
Joseph Mobutu
Bukavu
Council
Idzumbuli
United States
Britain
France
Klehr Hearing Closed To Press For Bar Admission
Reporters will be banned from a Saturday hearing in Phoenix to decide if Gary Peter Klehr should be admitted to the Arizona Bar Association. Doris Qdom, secretary to the committee on examinations and admissions, confirmed the session would be closed to the press.
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Phoenix
UPI
Gary Peter Klehr
Arizona Bar Association
Doris Qdom
City Council Sees Prostitution Takeover Plan Debate
Two Birmingham council members were ruled out of order as they attempted to present a plan to have the city seize and legalize prostitution under the Committee of Public Works.
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Birmingham
England
UPI
Committee of Public Works
East German Gate Tender Blamed for Deadly Train Crash
A Berlin based East German commission faults a gate tender at the state railway for a crash with a gas truck that killed seven people, including many children. The crossing barriers were not lowered, the tanker exploded, and the station burned with four cars damaged.
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UPI
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Scottadale Board of Adjustments Public Notice
Legal notice from the Scottadale Board of Adjustments stating a rear yard setback variance to permit construction at 407-10-43 WN Tend Way Building 1a Unita abc. All interested parties invited to attend the hearing on Wednesday July WV 1007 at 500 PM in Court Chambers. Forrest Kohn, Chairman, and Feun Anderson, City Clerk.
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Indian Bend
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Ariagia
Planniogg
Indian School Rd
Sniper Kills University Prof, Wife in Vancouver Patrol
In Vancouver Point Grey a sniper from an upstairs window fatally wounded Dr. David A. Webster, an architecture professor at UBC, and his wife Marele while they picked strawberries. Three bystanders were wounded as police captured the gunman after a 20 minute barrage. He was believed belligerent and mentally unstable with a prior police interview over a hose incident.
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UPI
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Point Grey
David A. Webster
Webster
Marele
University of British Columbia
Arnold Webster
Seymour Towell
Hott
Royal Canadian Air Force
Arizona Air Pollution Board Elects Gentry Chairman
Donald E. Gentry was elected chair man of Arizona's Air Pollution Control Board at the first meeting on June 30 in Phoenix. Willard L. Greene also serves on the board as a patent attorney and amateur meteorologist.
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Air Pollution Control Board
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Phoenix
Willard L. Greene
Mummy Mountain Rd
State hikes utility assessments for 1967 potential total pending
Arizona State Tax Commission announced increases in assessed values for major utilities for 1967. Mountain States Telephone Co. jumped to 117.59 million, American Telephone and Telegraph to 10.5 million, Western States Telephone to 2.4 million, while Southern Pacific rail is slightly up at 62.7 million. The total statewide figures, including mining, await final tallies next week as the board plans a mid August rate setting.
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Greenlee
Southern Pacific Railroad
Tax Commission
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Benson
Santa Fe Railroad
Board of Equalization
Obituaries of Sidney Goldschlag Bidney Gatdachlag and Edward Irwin
Sidney Goldschlag Bidney Gatdachlag, 66, an insurance broker from Chicago, died at his Monte Vista home. He was a Masonic Lodge member and is survived by his wife Agnes and sister Mrs. Ethel Klein of Chicago. services and burial in Chicago. Edward Irwin, 72, a World War I veteran born in Michigan, died at Acacia Nursing Home in Phoenix. He leaves wife Marion, son John, two daughters, three sisters, nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. services and interment in Denver.
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Mess Singer Mortuary
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John
Scottsdale
Denver
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