Burns defends lack of distinction between small and large thefts
Rep Rosenthal grilled Federal Reserve Chair Arthur Burns as to why he sought the FBI probe into a Consumer Reports leak showing bank interest rates. Burns cited Ten Commandments and said the leak, whether small or big, blemished the Fed. Investigators have logged 80 agent hours and 20 stenographers hours.
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Washington
UPI
Benjamin Rosenthal
D-N.y
Arthur Burns
Consumer Reports
Burns
Federal Reserve
Rosenthal
House Government Operations Subcommittee
FBI
Florida National Bank
Coral Gables
City National Bank
Miami
Fed
Chaparral fund raisers plan multiple community events
Chaparral High School's Ashes newspaper outlines three fundraisers to cover publication costs. A midnight Yellow Submarine screening at Camelview Plaza Theatre, a March 15 showing of Adventures of Gallant Bess, and a March 17 to 22 rummage drive will support student activities with $1 and $2 ticket options and donation drop-offs at the journalism department.
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Chaparral Chaparral
Camelview ‘Plaza
Gallant Bess
Chaparral
Chaparral Journalism Department
Coronado Arizona
John C. Conlan
Arizona
Washington, D.C
Mike Rolland
Carol Ford
Coronado
George Esahak
Yvette Pourcieu
Slam bids in Aces versus Houston challenge match
In a contest between The Aces and a Houston team, South opens strong clubs and East overcalls. The game tactics hinge on cue bidding to discover North’s diamond ace, with one side aiming for a grand slam and the other settling for a six diamond contract after a six heart reply.
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Aces
Houston
South
East
Ace North
Hearts
Terry Reilly
Eddie Wold
North
Keeping Healthy Posture Protects Fitness
Marion Wells outlines how proper posture reduces fatigue and back pain, improves digestion and breathing, and even boosts job prospects. It offers quick checks and steps like wall alignment, abdominal tightening, and balanced muscle work, plus advice on seating, car supports, and when to seek professional help.
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Copley News Service
Leon Root
Herbert A. DeVries
Two Robbers Hit Western Savings Bank in Phoenix
In Phoenix on Thursday two well dressed men robbed Western Savings and Loan Association at 1950 E Camelback Rd, escaping with about $11,500 in cash and travelers checks. One robber vaulted the teller counter while both demanded no alarms and fled in an older Chevrolet. The haul included roughly $8,560 cash and $3,000 in travelers checks.
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Phoenix
UPI
Western Savings and Loan Association
Donovan Stovall
E. Camelback Rd
Stovall
JFK Zapruder film shown amid CIA assassination claims
Late night television aired the Zapruder film of President Kennedy’s assassination on Good Night America. Critics charged the Warren Commission hid CIA involvement and called for a reopened investigation as Geraldo Rivera and Dick Gregory urged renewed scrutiny.
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New York
UPI
Zapruder
John Kennedy
Central Intelligence Agency
American Broadcasting Co
Warren Commission
CIA
Kennedy
Warren Report
Ralph Schoenman
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Dallas
Abraham
FBI
Rivera
Dick Gregory
Hush payment demand led to Dean confession
Former White House Counsel John Dean said blackmail demands from Watergate figures prompted his disclosure. Speaking at the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Symposium in Kansas City, Dean cited a hush money demand by burglar E. Howard Hunt as the turning point that led to his confession of knowledge of the cover up.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
White House
John Dean
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Howard Hunt
Scottsdale Schools Join National Music Day Celebration
All Scottsdale School District schools will participate in Music in Our Schools Day on Thursday as part of a nationwide sing along. The day serves as a curtain raiser for Bicentennial music activities and concludes with a district wide music festival March 16 at Scottsdale High School featuring bands and choirs.
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Scottsdale
Cording
Barbara Walker
Music Educators National Conference
Scottsdale High School
Chess grandmaster Evans to play 60 games in Phoenix
International Grandmaster Larry Evans will play up to 60 chess games simultaneously Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the Towne House Phoenix sponsored by the Motorola Chess Club. A short Q and A session precedes the exhibition. Autographed copies of Chess World Championship Fischer vs Spassky will be awarded to all winners. Admission ranges from 4 to 6 dollars by category.
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Larry Evans
Towne House
W. Clarendon
Phoenix
Motorola Chess Club
Evans
U.S. Chess Federation
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Carl W. Belcher
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Lori Cox
Ralph Bradshaw
Cypress-Bagdad Mining Corp
Bagdad
Ariz
Bradshaw
Tom Salcito
Phelps-Dodge
Rjo
Robert McCaffrie
Roberta Gallagher
Western Electric
Jerry Smith
Myrle Webster
Legal Arts
Eugene Privett
ASU
Mesa
Virginia Eades
Margery Engelhart
Frieda Moran
California
Coronado Boosters Club
Charlie Brown
Bill Johnson
Kathy Biesant
Yvette Porcian
Jenny Adams
Donna Woodka
Brenda Smith
Carolyn Whitaker
Lori Braman
Hana Healy
Pam Hallmark
Beth Viehweg
Sara Chadwick
Karen Sims
Bob Goodenberger
Darrell Brown
Mark Hendels
David McDaniel
Tom Manley
Dave Delster
Gary Wallace
Dino de Simone
Greg Brueing
KDOT
Mu Alpha Theta
Los Hermanos
Ira G. Corn JR
North East South West
North Oak
Marion Wells
East Main
Tracy
Buena Vista
Mockingbird Lane
Acre
Tatum
Mockingbird Lane Rd
54Th St
Tomahawk
Via
Ties
American Legion Post
First Street
Monte Vista
Scottsdale Road
Sweetwater
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