Wicks Divorce Finalized Amid Property Settlement
The divorce grants Mrs. Henry C. Wicks the move and alimony. She receives 350000 in property settlements plus 2300 monthly alimony and 200 monthly child support for their son Kent, while Wick retains 40000 Judson School shares valued at 400000, an 80000 home, and a 30000 estate on Mummy Mountain. Judge Donald F. Daughton issued the order.
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Henry C. Wicks
Judson School
Scottsdale
Superior Court
Donald F. Daughton
Wick
Mummy Mountain
Kent
Junior College to Acquire Broadway Kerricks Building
The Maricopa County Junior College District Board approved acquiring the downtown Broadway Kerricks building for vocational training. The plan includes two leases, possible condemnation, and a remodel budget near 1 million dollars to open initial classes in September. Disagreement centered on using an older 1920 structure versus a modernized facility.
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Phoenix
UPI
Broadway- Kerricks
State Junior College Board
State Board
Maricopa County Junior College District Board
Charles Karp
D. and J. Goodman
Milwaukee
Robert Jaap
al Flowers
Jaap
George Spikes
County
Richard Schuman
Yuma County
Flowers
Milk price strike sparks $1 million suit and violence
Militant dairy farmers pushing a 2 cent per quart price rise trigger a $1 million lawsuit by Michigan Milk Producers Association and an FBI probe amid vandalism and threats. The 25 state National Farmers Organization drive has included dumping milk, escort patrols, and cattle sales as authorities warn of organized disruption.
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UPI
Pirotos Allen Sharpe
Lebanon
National Farmers Organization
United Press International
FBI
Pennsylvania
Michigan Milk Producers Association
M °O
NFO
MMPA
Daily Center
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Nader Ribicoff Seek Public Auto Safety Research
Ralph Nader and Senator Abraham Ribicoff urged automakers to disclose safety research to speed lifesaving federal standards. They told the Senate Commerce Committee that the National Traffic Safety Agency can demand data and that 1968 standard changes stem from limited information. Industry officials cited 1965 safety research spending of about $307 million, prompting calls for full disclosure to avoid delays.
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Washington
UPI
Ralph Nader
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Senate Commerce Committee
Nader
National Traffic Safety Agency
Ribicoff
Connecticut Democrat
Detroit
Commerce Committee
Safety Agency
William Haddon Jr
Midwestern Snowstorm Delays Spring Arrival Across Regions
A winter storm spreading from Minnesota to the Eastern Great Lakes dumped up to 10 inches of snow, closing schools and delaying travel. Wisconsin suffered multiple fatalities and record cold, while Chicago and other cities reported heavy snow, fog, and hazardous driving with flights grounded or delayed. Florida enjoyed warm beaches as spring vacation began with near normal temps elsewhere.
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Galveston
San Antonio
Tex
Silshee
Wisconsin
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Beloit
Michigan
Weather Bureau
Indiana
Witnels
Chicago
O'Hare International
Meigs Field
Boston
Canada
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Daytona
Economy slows as durable orders and incomes dip in February
The February cost of living rose modestly while Personal Income increased at a 2.4 billion annual rate, the smallest in 10 months. New durable goods orders fell to 22.2 billion, a 17 month low, as grocery prices eased yet medical and other costs rose, keeping overall inflation steady.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Poverty agency in challenge over board representation
In Phoenix the Community Action Agency seeks a $2 million federal grant to supplement county health services while reviewing bylaws to allow NAACP AFL and Red Cross representation on the 21 member board. County health director Farnsworth opposes duplication of services though the agency plans to press ahead as a demonstration project.
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API
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
American Red Cross
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Maricopa
John Glascock
Community Action Agency
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Glascock
Red Cross
Farnsworth
James Newman
Farnworth
Powell Says No Regrets Over House Exclusion
Aid to Negroes Powell declares he seeks to unite the Black movement as a catalytic figure after being barred from the House. He speaks from his fishing boat Adam's Fancy on Bimini about continuing leadership while facing contempt court issues and a pending election challenge from Rev. Ervin Yearling on the Conservative ticket.
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Bimini
The
Bahamas
UPI
Adam Clayton Powell
House of Representatives
Powell
Adam
Harlem Democrat
House
New York City
Ervin F. Yearling
Harlem
Gibraltar Savings and Loan records opened for review
The UPI report notes Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Kenneth Chatwin granted permission to the U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI to examine and copy records of the defunct Gibraltar Savings and Loan Association. The petition, filed by state banks superintendent Franklin Stowell, cites possible criminal acts before the receivership began as of August 1966.
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Phoenix
UPI
Gibraltar Savings and Loan Association
U.S. Department of Justice
FBI
Maricopa County
Two Teens Target Purse On Scottsdale Street
Police report a $200 purse stolen from Mrs. Ethel Turner in front of the Ramada Inn on Main Street at 10 30 p m. Her husband chased the suspects for about a block before losing sight. A second attempted snatch occurred less than five minutes earlier near the Apollo Restaurant. the victim held on to her purse. The assailants are described as two teen boys, one about 18 to 19, 5 foot 10 inches, 150 pounds, wearing dark slacks and a brown jacket.
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Scottsdale
Ethel ‘Turner
Ramada Inn
Main St
Apollo
Dow Jones advances as market headlines loom
Stock market reports show the Dow Jones industrial average rising 0.61 to 71.04, the transcontinental rail index slipping 0.01 to 234.81, and the utilities index gaining 0.34 to 135.63 at 2 p.m. EST. Trading volume reaches 6,940,000 shares with numerous named issues listed and fluctuating prices.
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P.m
New York
Alcoa
American Can
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Arizona Public Sie
Achison Topeka
Bendix
Bethlehem
Steel
Webb
City share of state taxes distributed to municipalities
State Tax Commission reports January privilege taxes returned by city. Scottsdale received 61357. Paradise Valley 5229.22 and Tempe 51694.99. Distribution based on 1965 census. Total returned to cities statewide 1327214 led by Phoenix 570184 and Jerome 278.72.
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Scottsdale
State Tax Commission
Paradise Valley
Tempe
Phoenix
Jerome
Hoffa’s Attorney Begins Three and a Half Year Term
Osborn, once Hoffa’s defense ally in a 1962 conspiracy trial, has begun a 3.5 year sentence for juror bribery. He arrived at a Texarkana federal prison minimum security unit after surrendering to U.S. marshals. Disbarred former attorney was sentenced in 1964 to prison until his latest surrender.
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Hoffa
Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Osborn
Teamstern Union
James Hoffa
U.S
Texarkana
Tex
Sur Osborn
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