Fish fight endangers North Pacific fisheries treaty talks
The U.S. State Department warned in a letter to Senator Warren Magnuson that ongoing Russia- United States tensions over offshore fishing may erode protections for U.S. salmon and halibut stocks. Assistant Secretary Douglas MacArthur II said Canada, Japan, and possibly others should join in negotiations toward a broad North Pacific fisheries treaty.
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Magnuson
MacArthur
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Stocks mixed as market extend gains into afternoon
Stocks rallied into 2 p.m. EDT with industrials up 6.46 while rails added 2.09 and utilities inch higher. Trading showed 5,180,000 shares with notable moves in Alcoa, American Motors, AT&T, Ford, General Electric, General Motors, Texaco, United Aircraft, and Sears Roebuck among others.
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Bendix
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Douglas Aircraft
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Emerson
Ford Motors
Genal Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General
Johns Manville
Kennecott
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Montgomery Ward
Motoro
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Union
United Aircraft
Northwest protests plan to divert water from Columbia River
Rep. Al Ullman leads Northwest opposition to a $1.7 billion Colorado River Basin Project bill. Spokane, Portland and Seattle area officials seek separate studies on inter-basin diversions while Arizona would benefit most from the proposed Central Arizona project. Critics argue the measure seeks to source Columbia River water for other states and would grant excessive authority to the interior secretary.
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Uliman
House Reclamation Subcommittee
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Columbia
Oregon
Idaho
G. L. Crookham, Jr
Idaho Water Resources Board
Women to face re trial in prostitution case
A five woman and one man jury failed to reach a verdict Tuesday in the prostitution trial of two women. Defendants are Terry D. Moore alias Donna Morgan, 22, of 7835 N Mockingbird Lane and Karen May Carver, 23, of 1849 E Cheery Lynn. Bath police detectives are handling the case.
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Donna Morgan
Coast Guard watches Russian vessel near Pt Reyes
The Coast Guard tracks a disabled Russian ship off Pt Reyes north of San Francisco as part of a broader West Coast presence. Officials note the vessel appears to be reloading or discarding cargo while discussions continue with Washington about potential emergencies and entry rights under international law.
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Pt. Reyes
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Reyes
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Drake’s Bay
San Francisco Bay
Japan on alert after China nuclear test over western China
Japan imposes precautionary measures to guard against radioactive fallout from China's third nuclear detonation. Officials estimate a 20 kiloton thermonuclear device with fallout particles reaching Niigata and Tokyo jetstreams, though not enough to endanger people. Red China claims thermonuclear materials indicating hydrogen device experiments or a triggering device.
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Niigata
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Birth notices from a crowded hospital record
Alfred Gilchrist and Jane at 7302 E Oak report a boy born May 7. Keith Milner and Shirley at 513 S Apache Way welcome a girl May 7. Roy Van Pelt and ee lyn at 6237 E Rose Circle Dr announce a boy born May 8. Jos S Hospital Cypress lists births. Carter Jack and Rase Aga name a girl in May. Byers Robert and Carlana Castaneda in Columbus announce a birth in June.
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Dirksen Recovers at Walter Reed After Hip Fracture
Senator Everett M Dirksen 70 of Illinois, Senate Republican Leader, rebounded from a fractured right hip after a fall in his hospital room. Doctors set and pinned the fracture, with vital signs stable and him resting comfortably in the recovery area. He is in good spirits and doing light exercises to regain muscle tone under physician supervision.
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Students to Display Art at Scottsdale Exhibit
An industrial arts and home economics exhibit is set for Saturday in the art gallery at Fae Square on Scottsdale Camelback roads from 9 to noon. Sponsored by the Scottsdale School District, it features seventh and eighth grade pupil work with trophies for category winners and ribbons for the next six places.
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Four Men Face Manslaughter Hearings in Moore Death
A second preliminary hearing is set for 9:30 a.m. Thursday in Scottsdale Justice Court for Antone Kornek 24 and Dennis Doughty 21 both of Phoenix in the April 18 fatal beating of Walter Moore a Corky's Bar musician. An April 28 hearing for Donald Mary 22 of Phoenix and William Snodgrass 23 of Scottsdale remains undecided. Judge Harold Holcomb will rule after testimony.
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Harold Holcomb
Moore
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Obituary for Camp Verde Resident with Family Survivors
The fragment notes a Camp Verde resident named Irles Davis or Hayd tied to a 40 year Camp Verde event. It lists survivors Eva M a wife John H a son and three granddaughters all of Camp Verde. The Rev William Trow to lead a service at an oral Home.
Midwest Grapples with Snow and Severe Cold
Snow and sleet hit the Midwest amid frigid air with record lows in the Northeast. Crop losses mount with Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio facing multimillion dollar impacts while northern Illinois and Chicago report historic May snowfall. Livestock warnings spread from Montana to the Dakotas and across Kansas and Minnesota. The storm followed tornadoes in Texas, Kansas, and Nebraska.
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