Million Dollar Suit Alleges Illegal Gibraltar Loans
The Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation sues R W Buxton former Gibraltar Savings and Loan of Arizona president and Maryland Casualty for more than four million in loans deemed illegal or improperly valued. The suit claims deception of the board and violations of statutes while Buxton worked Aug 1962 to Jan 1965.
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R.W. Buxton
Gibraltar Savings and Loan of Arizona
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Buxton
Maryland Casualty
California
Gibraltar
Board of Directors
Maryland
Maryland Casualty Co
U.S
Edward V. Sexton
Phoenix and
Scottsdale Savings
Professor Wins 1967 Chemistry Teacher Award at ASU
Dr. R. Thomas Sanderson of Arizona State University, chemistry professor since 1963, received one of four 1967 College Chemistry Teacher Awards from the Manufacturing Chemists Association at the 95th annual meeting in Sulphur Springs. He authored six chemistry textbooks used by about 100,000 students and designed atomic molecular models for teaching. He has served as a visiting scientist for the American Chemical Society.
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Stock Market Averages Steady. Noon Totals Reported
Dow Jones up 1.97 to 882.58, rails 256.00 up 0.19, utilities 131.80 down 0.52, overall index 921.28 up 0.62. Noon trading activity shows 7,650,000 shares with numerous names listed including Alcoa, American Can, AT&T, DuPont, Eastman, General Electric, General Motors, RCA, Sears, Texaco, and U.S. Rubber among others.
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Foundation attacks Regents soul claim in Kidd case
Religious Research Foundation of America challenged the Arizona Board of Regents in court over the James Kidd will seeking empirical proof of a soul. Judge Robert L. Myers denied the motion to dismiss. Kidd disappeared in 1949 and left 250000 for scientific proof of the soul.
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Arizona Board of Regents
James Kidd
Religious Research Foundation of America, Inc
Charles Crehore
Foundation
Regents
Kidd
Robert L. Myers
Crehore
Crehorea
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Two South African teens burn selves over marriage ban
In East London South Africa two 19 year old girls Elsie Yawa and Miriam Skade died after pouring kerosene on themselves and setting fire amid parental opposition to their marriages. Police said local officials reported the deaths as a result of self inflicted burns.
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South Africa
UPI
Elsie Yawa
Miriam Skade
Protests Loom Over Johnson Visit to Los Angeles
City hall faces the threat of large antiwar protests during President Johnsons arrival for a $1,000 per guest Democratic fund raising dinner at the Century Plaza Hotel on June 23. Mayor Yorty accused organizers of Communist or duped motives and warned force may be used to ensure order, with possible National Guard deployment.
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UPI
Johnson
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New . Century
U.S. and South Vietnamese Forces Press Viet Cong Sanctuary
U.S. and South Vietnamese troops attacked a previously unchallenged Viet Cong sanctuary north of Saigon, killing at least 271 Communists as heavy fighting ended a 10 day lull. Premier Ky said the U.S. troop level might rise to about 600,000 to win the war.
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Kennedy’s widow Jackie arrives in Ireland with children
Jacqueline Kennedy and her two children land at Shannon Airport Ireland for a six week vacation in a return visit to the country of John F Kennedy’s forefathers. Thousands greet her with 100000 welcomes as guards and crowds fill the scene. She calls Ireland home and says she will return again and again. In Washington Robert Kintner resigns from White House staff to undergo eye surgery with President Johnson expressing regret and thanks.
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Robert Kintner
National Broadcasting Co
White House
Johnson
Kintner
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