Capitol bombers reward offered and security tightened
Congressional leaders announced a 100000 dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of those who damaged rooms in the Capitol and set off the blast. Senate leaders Mansfield and Scott said Capitol police would become a fully professional force and patronage jobs would end.
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Washington
UPI
Congressional
U.S
House
Senate
Senate Whig
Mike’ Mansfield
D-Mont
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Capitol
James
Powell
Market Day Summary of Intermittent Stock Averages and Leaders
United Press International market roundup lists interim averages with several Blue Chip names such as American Can American Motors Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler General Electric General Motors AT&T Johns Manville Kennecott Texas Gulf Sulphur Texaco Union Oil of California and Pan American among the leaders or movers. Trading activity shows total shares 13 720 000 with mixed percentage changes across utilities and industrials.
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Ben_Janes
Ps Gp Prete Alcoa Abt
Emerson
Ford Motors
Frontier
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General
Harleywell
At&t Johns Manville
Kennecott
Maroor
Minnesota’ Mining
Motorola
North Amn Rockwell
Northrup Rosa
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of Califa _ Standard of
Texaco
Texas Gulf
TWA
Trans America
Union Oil of Bee Uniroyal
Adey
United Aircraft
Scottsdale Teen Injured In Car Bicycle Crash
A 17 year old Scottsdale girl Debbie Loughray was treated and released after a bicycle collided with a car driven by Janet Yeaman at the Los Arcos Methodist Church parking lot. The incident occurred at 12 08 p m Sunday with no citations issued. Other weekend accidents included a motorcycle tip over at 87th Street and Sage Drive and two car crashes at Camelback and Scottsdale 1500 North 74th Street and at 3 p m Saturday near Me Bowell Road
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Scottsdale
Debbie
Loughray
E. Roosevelt
Janet
Yeaman
Portland
Los Arcos- Methodist
87Th Street
Sage
Camelack
Scottsdale 1500
74Th St
Strat
Bowell Road
South Vietnamese General Claims Major Communist Munitions Hit
South Vietnamese General Hoang Xuan Lam said Laos operations destroyed 112,000 tons of Communist munitions and 1,341 tons of food, claiming supplies for three divisions. A US spokesman noted a Phantom jet strike wounded 38 Vietnameses near Sepone with investigation pending. Lam reported Sepone junction capture reduced Ho Chi Minh Trail traffic to a minimum. In Quang Tri Marines and air strikes killed at least 250 North Vietnamese in an 18 hour battle inside Laos.
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Bert W. Okuley
Saigon
Laos
Ho Chi. Minh
Hoang “Xuan Lam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Sepone
Lam
Quang Tri Province
Lags
Court Upholds Draft Conscientious Objection Limits
The Supreme Court, 8 to 1, refused to grant CO status for opposition to a specific war. Marshall said only broad war opposition qualifies. Douglas dissented, calling it a First Amendment setback. Also a 4-4 tie left Maryland obscenity ruling on I am Curious Yellow intact.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Vietnam
William C. Douglas
Thurgood Marshall
Congress
Marshall
Douglas
Guy
Porter Gillette
New York City
Louis A. Negre
Bakersfield
Calif
Maryland
Madalyn Murray
O'Hair
Moon
Scottsdale student crowned Miss Maricopa County at Westward Ho
Celia Skian, an ASU junior majoring in political science from Scottsdale, won the Miss Maricopa County title in a pageant held Saturday night at the Hotel Westward Ho before about 300 attendees. She sang I Love To Cry At Weddings and attributed crying at weddings as a universal expression. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Meyer Skian of 6813 E Jackrabbit Road.
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Arizona State University
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Celia Sklan
Westward Ho
Miss Skian
ASU
Meyer Skian
Jackrabbit Roag
Burglary attempts and thefts reported in Scottsdale weekend
Scottsdale police investigated two home break ins and a burglary attempt over the weekend. A carpet and pad valued at 600 dollars were stolen from a residence on East Palm Lane while a cigarette machine at Holiday Oldsmobile yielded 10 dollars in change. An attempted entry was reported at Linda Saling's apartment on East McDowell Road where a man about six feet tall in his early 20s wore a grey sweatshirt.
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Scottsdale
Palm Lane
Oldsmobile
Scottsdale Rd
Linda Saling
E. McDowell
Arcadia
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U.S. Air Force
Philip F. Eckstrand
Canadian Forces
North Bay
Ontario
Eckstrand
NORAD
Philip C. Eckstrand
Capitol Bombers
United Press International
United States
Hertats Crehan’s
Evans
Crehan
RED Wing Shoes
Red Wing Shoe Company
N. Scottsdale Rd
Thomias Ra
Mit Na
Scottsdale Lass
H. P
Bank Americard
Paris
North Scottsdale Rd
McDowell
Smal Rouse
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