Tiny Teresa Rescued From Well After Narrow Escape
Teresa regia was trapped nine hours in a 30 ft abandoned well in Wotaw Texas. Rescuer R S Bill Jr. smashed a tile wall and pulled the girl through a side hole to surface. She survived with minor scratches and was taken to St. Elizabeth's hospital in Beaumont.
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Wotaw
Tex
UPI
Lilvle
Teresa Regia
Bill
Teresa
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Beaumont
City Hall Lease on Agenda as Scottsdale Council Meets
Scottsdale officials meet to consider renewing a city hall lease with David J. Friedman for 60 W. Indian School Rd. A shortterm renewal possible next year as city plans a city owned structure with an architect already named. The meeting also discusses police car bids, a new city swimming pool funding, paving district protests, and zoning changes.
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David J. Friedman
Indian School Rd
Coronado High School
Winfield Scott
Granite Reef
Scottsdale Rd
Shea Blvd
Park Scottsdale No. 10
Scottsdale
Bite Flan
McDowell
70Th Street
E. Main
Escottadale
Arizona
B. L. Tims
Scottsdale Oldtimers Reunion At 4418 North 60th Street
Scottsdale residents born before 1940 gather for their annual Oldtimers reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Les ter Mowry home. The event starts at 2 p.m. and lasts until attendees finish talking with refreshments served.
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Scottsdale
Lester Mowry
N. 60Th St
Scottsdale Legion to mark 48th birthday with dinner dance
Scottsdale American Legion Post No. 44 will celebrate the 48th birthday of the Legion with a 6 30 p m steak dinner and Western dance at American Keston Hall 29 BE Today the event is titled Past Commanders Night honoring former leaders of the Scottsdale Post.
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Scottsdale
American Legion Post No. 44
American Legion
American Keston Hall
Barry Goldwater Praises Bombing Policy in Vietnam
Former Sen Barry Goldwater says President Johnsons Vietnam policy is on the right track and that Americans should support it He asserts the United States is hitting important targets and emphasizes the goal of getting U S troops out as fast as possible in an honorable way.
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Phoenix
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Viet Nam
Goldwater
Vietnam
Dow tops 860 as investors cheer tax bill and money ease
Stocks rose to a yearly high in New York as optimism grew over the tax credit bill and easier money conditions. The Dow Jones climbed 21.27 to 860.77 on heavy volume, with boosts from the Ways and Means Committee restoring the tax credit retroactively and signs of inventory buildup slowing. Federal Reserve Chair Martin warned the economy is sagging but not in recession, while auto sales and housing starts remained weak.
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Atlantic
House Ways and Means
Johnson
Steels and Motors
Dow Jones
Federal Reserve
William McChesney Martin
Fed
Commerce Department
Milk strike grows sparks fears of shortages nationwide
The National Farmers Organization warned in 25 states that milk shortages could appear within 24 hours as the third day of the holding action began. NFC President Oren Lee Staley said the move sharply cuts milk supplies though dairy producers report minimal impacts and no panic buying.
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National Farmers Organization
NFC
Oren Lee Staley
Corning
Midwest
Staley
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
Michigan
Willam G. Milliken
NFO
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R. S. Bill Jr
Houston
Opal Davis
Grady Davis
Patsy Alemange
Emma Ruth Rhodes
Mrs. Rhodes
64Th St
Thomas Rd
Tangerine St
Rick Gaskins
Jan Murphey
West
Pern Anderson
Old Scottsdale Rd
U.S
Washington
St. Pat's
San Francisco
Market St
St. Patrick’s Day
Upi Thoro
Legion
Barry
New York
Bank of England
Hollywood Lounge
Madarn
Apache Elementary
St. Danial's Parochial
Coronado High
Vela
Hayden Road
Kimsey Lane
Roosevelt
Interstate Land and Construction Company
Equitable
Warren J. Heath
N. Central Phoenix
the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
New York, New York
Casa
la Mesa
Mana
New Model Townhouse
Fife
Hare
rvTi University
North Mesa Drive
Mesa
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