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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1967

Page

2

Teamsters seal 70c coast-to-coast wage rise

The Teamsters Union finalized a nationwide trucking contract raising wages by more than 70 cents an hour after Chicago ratified the deal. Frank Fitzsimmons announced the pact, while Chicago truckers and rival unions signaled acceptance as idled fleets awaited the midnight rollout.

Chicago UPI Teamsters Union Chicago Teamsters Frank Fitzsimmons Teamsters James R. Hoffa Washington Hoffa Teamster Chicago Truck Drivers Union James Ince Chicago Truckers Louis F. Pieck

Stock Market Roundup Dow Advances Amid Broad Gains

United Press International reports at 2 p.m. EDT the Dow Jones industrials rising to 904.39 up 2.44, the 20 rail index at 234.18 up 2.03, and the 14 utilities index at 138.66 up 0.37 while total shares traded reach 7.77 million. Major issues listed include Alcoa American Can AT&T Ford Motors General Electric General Motors and Texaco with varied percent changes.

United Press International Dow Jones New York Alcoa American Can American Motors At&t HM American Tobacco Arizona Atchison Topeka Bendix Bethlehem Cities Service DuPort Ford Motors Frontier General Dynamics SBS General Electric General Motors Goodyear At&t Johns Manville Kennecott Minnesota Mining Montgomery Ward Motorola New York Central North American Owens Illinois Pg&e Parke Davis Pepsi Cola BCA Rexall San Diego

Obituary for Tuck S. White longtime Valley National Bank executive

Tuck S. White 67 retired Valley National Bank vice president died yesterday at St. Joseph's Hospital. He lived at 6229 E Catalina Dr for two years and began at VNB in Globe in 1927 rising to manager in 1941 and vice president in 1958. Born in Idabel Oklahoma he started as a bookkeeper at 18 after Taylor Commercial College. He served Globe school board Rotary Club and Presbyterian Church and was active in the Gila County Chamber of Commerce Red Cross and Salvation Army. Survivors include wife Augustine two sons Paul and James, a sister and four grandchildren. Services at Valley Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 2 p.m. Green Acres Mortuary awaiting burial.

Tuck S. White The Valley National Bank St. Joseph’s Hospital White E. Catalina Dr VNB Globe Idabel Okla Taylor Commercial College Texas YNB Superior Chamber of Commerce Presi Valley Presbyterian Church MacDonald

Marines triumph on Hill 881 North in major Vietnam clash

U S Marines completed the capture of Hill 881 North amid heavy fighting with roughly 1 000 total casualties on both sides. Hanoi Radio claimed seven U S planes were shot down and pilots captured while reporting raids on Hanoi and its suburbs. Col Robin Olds downed two MIGs in a series of dogfights. Premier Ky urged more troops as South Vietnam readies for monsoon season and evacuation of Montagnard tribesmen and civilians continues along the Cambodian border.

U.S Hanoi United States Robin Olds North Vietnam Hill 881 North Lach Neuyen Cao Ky South Vietnam South Korea

Pill takers safer than pedestrians

British medical researchers say birth control pills are not 100 percent safe but far safer than crossing a busy street. The British Medical Research Council notes 20 of 660 000 pill users died last year, mainly from blood clots, and compares the pill’s risk to pregnancy and road accidents.

London UPI Britain British Medical Research Council Government Drug Safety Committee Council Richard Doll Committee On Drug Safety

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