Wicks divorce finalized with property and support order
An absolute divorce was granted to Mrs. Henry Wick III with a property settlement of 358000, monthly alimony of 2400, and child support 200. Judge Donald Daughton allowed Wick to keep 40000 shares of Judson School stock valued at 400000, an 80000 home, and a Mummy Mountain estate worth 20000. The couple has a son Kent.
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Scottsdale
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Wick
Mummy Mountain
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Junior college may buy store
The state Junior College Board approved the acquisition of the Broadway Kerricks building in downtown Phoenix for vocational training. The Maricopa County Junior College District plans to use condemnation if needed, with negotiations to decide if it is required. Estimated total cost approaches 1 million dollars to lease remodel and convert the site for classes starting September.
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State Junior College Board
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Cochise County
Richard Schuman
Yuma County
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Dairymen face suit over milk price protest violence
Militant dairy farmers seeking a two cent per quart milk price rise face a one million dollar lawsuit and an FBI probe as protests turn violent. Michigan milk group sues NFO for conspiring against market. Western Pennsylvania reports show milk trucks stopped and dumped. Wisconsin governor calls for penalties and FBI help to assess organized vandalism.
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National Farmers Organization
Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania
Michigan Milk Producers Association
NFO
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Oren Lee Staley
Michigan
Staley
Dairy Center
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Nader and Ribicoff urge disclosure of auto safety research
Ralph Nader and Senator Abraham Ribicoff urged automakers to公开 their safety research to speed lifesaving federal standards. They cited failures to meet 1968 standards and said industry spent about 307 million dollars on safety research in 1965, demanding full data for the National Traffic Safety Agency to advance rulemaking.
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UPI
Ralph Nader
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Senate Commerce Committee
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Nbleoff
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Ribicoff
Detroit
Commerce Committee
Safety
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Spring arrives amid Midwest snowstorm and cool, stormy weather
A winter style storm lashed the upper Midwest and Northeast with up to 10 inches of snow, closing schools and hindering travel from Minnesota to the Great Lakes. Chicago logged 4 inches as Wisconsin and Michigan faced hazardous driving, while Texas saw tornadoes and heavy rain in a separate stormy stretch. Temperatures then cooled in the Northeast, though Florida welcomed spring break travelers.
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Economy slows as February shows weaker gains
UPI reports in February personal income rose at a 2.4 billion annual rate, the slowest in 10 months, while durable goods new orders fell to 22.2 billion, the lowest in 17 months. The cost of living rose 3 percent from January, with medical costs up 9 percent from a year earlier and grocery prices easing slightly. Mortgage rates edged down again.
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UPI
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Poverty agency in challenge over board representation
The Maricopa Community Action Agency debated whether NAACP AFL and Red Cross can legally sit on its 21 member board. The vote revised bylaws to study the issue while continuing plans for a $2 million federal grant to supplement county health services, despite objections from County Health Director Farnsworth. Agency director James Newman said the program is a demonstration project and may not require matching funds.
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James Newman
Farnworth
Powell says he has no regrets over House exclusion
Adam Clayton Powell, on a fishing boat interview from Bimini, says his removal from the House may drive Black movement unity. He vows to continue leadership, claiming injustice and racial victimization. Powell sits on his island retreat amid talks with Black leaders, while legal challenges loom and a rival candidate files suit.
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UPI
Adam Clayton Powell
House of Representatives
Powell
Adam
Fancy
Harlem Democrat
House
New York City
Ervin F. Yearling
Gibraltar Savings and Loan records open for DOJ and FBI
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Kenneth Chatwin granted permission to examine and copy records of the defunct Gibraltar Savings and Loan Association. The move follows a petition by state banks superintendent Franklin Stowell noting possible criminal acts before receivership. Gibraltar’s doors closed August 8, 1966.
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UPT
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U.S. Department of Justice
FBI
Maricopa County
Purse Snatching Reported in Scottsdale Two Teens Involved
Police report describe a $200 purse stolen from Mrs Ethel Turner on Main Street near the Ramada Inn at 10 40 p m The victim’s husband chased the suspects for about a half block before losing sight of them The purse held about $20 in cash An 18 to 19 year old suspect about 5 foot 8 inches tall and 150 pounds wore dark slacks and a brown jacket In a second incident less than five minutes earlier two teens tried to seize a purse at the Apollo Restaurant but the victim held on and they fled
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Scottsdale
Ethel Turner
Main St
Apollo
Markets Rally As Dow Tops 870 On Broad Gains
Dow Jones at 871.04 up 0.81 led by industrials and utilities while rails edged lower. Noon quotes show wide activity with many major firms listed including Alcoa American Can AT&T Ford Motors General Electric and General Motors among others.
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City Shares of State Taxes By January Totals
State Tax Commission reports January refunds to cities: Scottsdale 61357, Paradise Valley 5229.22, Tempe 51694.99. Distribution uses 1965 census. total statewide returns amount to 1327214 with Phoenix receiving 570184 and Jerome 278.72.
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State Tax Commission
Paradise Valley
Tempe
Phoenix
Jerome
Hoffa’s Attorney Begins Prison Term in Bribery Case
Former Hoffa defense lawyer Osborn, now disbarred, started a three and a half year sentence for attempting to bribe a juror. He surrendered to U.S. marshals and was moved to a minimum security unit at Texarkana federal prison.
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UPI
Osborn
Teamsters Union
James Hoffa
U.S
Texarkana
Tex
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