New York Stocks Mixed On Heavy Volume Across Leaders
UPI reports stock action with Alcoa American Can Chrysler Ford General Electric IBM RCA and others trading in mixed territory. Dow Jones list shows 30 industrials at 914.46 off 2.17 while rails fall to 257.60 off 1.00 and utilities at 123.59 off 0.36. total volume 11,570,000 shares.
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California Primary Results and Kennedy Victory Amid Shooting
California voters delivered a decisive Kennedy win in the Democratic primary as McCarthy trailed and an uncommitted slate faltered. Reagan swept the Republican primary with 86 convention votes, while Humphrey led in overall Democratic convention votes awaiting the final tally. Kennedy’s shooting sparked national shock and uncertainty for the nominating fight.
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Boys Club Announces Summer Schedule of Activities
The Boys Club opens its summer program for boys aged seven to 17 this Friday at 9 a.m. Director Jim Charles announces activities from athletic events to crafts and snowball contests. A month long camping trip on the Mogolian Rim begins June 15 for members at the Osborn Road facility. Dues are $2 per calendar year for access to all programming.
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Obituary for John E. Busch 85 Mining Engineer Pioneer
John E. Busch 85 of 212 West First Street died Sunday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Born in Leadville Colorado he came to the Valley in 1918 and helped adjudicate mining claims near the Grand Canyon before it became a national park. He co founded Rhyolite Nevada and retired from government service in 1945. He is survived by his wife Beatrice a daughter Roberta Clarke a sister two grandsons and four great grandchildren. Funeral Mass was said this morning at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church burial in Green Acres Cemetery.
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Nation Prays for Recovery of Senator Kennedy
Washington sources report President Johnson leading a grieving nation in prayers for Robert F. Kennedy’s recovery after the shooting. He recalled the late President’s death and urged Americans to drive divisiveness and violence from their hearts.
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RFK Wins in Dakota and California Vote Surge
Senator Robert Kennedy scored a decisive victory in the South Dakota Democratic presidential primary and appeared poised for a broad triumph in California before being shot in Los Angeles. Kennedy secured 24 delegate votes plus automatic party committeeman and committeewoman, totaling 26, while Eugene McCarthy trailed in California. John F. Kennedy’s campaign aimed to blunt Humphrey’s bid as a candidate in his own right.
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Rafferty defeats Kuchel in California GOP Senate primary
Dr Max Rafferty won the Republican nomination for U S Senate in California defeating incumbent Thomas H. Kuchel as late returns showed Rafferty leading in Los Angeles Orange and San Diego counties. Alan Cranston captured the Democratic nomination over Beilenson Bennett and others.
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Wranglers Contain Fence Fire at Dale L Walls Residence
Wranglers used emergency training as part time firefighters Tuesday to extinguish a fence fire at 4011 North 86th Street, Dale L Walls residence. Firemen reported the incident and its quick containment.
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Mao and Lin Piao Attend Peking Military Leaders Reception
In Peking Mao Tse-tung aged 74 and Defense Minister Lin Piao attended a reception for top military leaders, as reported by Peking Radio and heard in Hong Kong. Fire crews responded to multiple incidents including a car fire on Scottsdale Road causing about 400 dollars in damage and two other service calls due to a broken faucet and a shut water line.
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Phoenix union high teachers approve 13 3 4 percent raise
The Phoenix Union High School District teachers reach a tentative two year contract with a 7 percent base raise and 6 percent automatic increases by service length. The Classroom Teachers Association approved the pact by 586 to 38, with an estimated total cost around 2.5 million dollars.
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