Stock Market Noon Report Shows Mixed U S Shares
United Press International notes a fluctuating noon session with gains for American Can Anaconda Bethlehem DuPont Eastman Emerson Ford General Electric General Motors IBM not listed while General Telephone Sears RCA Texaco U S Steel and Southern Pacific show modest moves. Several issues like AT&T Goodyear and Minnesota Mining register varied quotes across trading.
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Alcoa
American Can
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Atchison Topeka
Bendix
Bethlehem
DuPont
Eastman
Emerson
Ford Motors
Frontier
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
New
Year’s hottest day hits Los Angeles
The mercury rose to 95 in Los Angeles for the year’s hottest day. Santa Ana reached 98 as Southern California communities logged readings 10 degrees above normal. San Diego tied a date record at 88.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Santa Ana
California
San Diego
Hope Flares then Fades in Cave Search for Missing Boys
In Hannibal Missouri hope rose and faded as searchers dug through a rock slide in Lovers Leap Hill for Joe Hoag 13 William Hoag 11 and Edwin Dowell 14. Cave experts and volunteers worked through tunnels and shale fissures seeking an air space and any sign of the youths. The Highway Patrol checked a report two of the boys were seen in St Louis 75 miles away.
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Hannibal, Mo
UPI
Mississippi River
Searchers
Leap Hill
William Karras
Joe Hoag
William
Edwin Craig Dowell
David Bentley
Greg Henderson
Karras
Hoag Boys
Dowell
Missouri Highway Patrol
St. Louis
Pro Reds Break Up Hearing in Hong Kong Riot Case
Hundreds of pro Communist demonstrators disrupted a Kowloon courtroom as Magistrate D A Davies adjourned the session for 20 rioting suspects. Inside and outside the court the crowd chanted Down with the paper tiger and Long live Mao Tse tung.
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Hong Kong
UPI
D.A. Davies
Kowloon District
Mao Tse-tung
David Trench
Peking
Police seek help of house patrons in Scottsdale vice case
Lt. Jack Kelly of the Scottsdale Police Intelligence Detail asks patrons who frequented a north Scottsdale house at 11624 N. Scottsdale Rd to contact him. A warrant targets Pauline Bowers for hiring and permitting a house for vice. Dawn Howard and Michelle Michaels were arrested May 11 and cited on drug and vice charges. both released on bond.
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Jack Kelly
Scottsdale
Miss Bowers
Maricopa County Attorney's Office
Dawn Howard
Michelle Michaels
Miss Michaels
Miss Howard
Platteville Cat Outage Triggers Late Night Student Protest
A transformer spark killed a cat at Platteville power station setting off a two thousand strong student demonstration at Platteville State University. Police threatened tear gas as lights failed before midnight prompting a beer law protest and campus to town march lasting until 3 a.m. with order restored by dawn.
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Platteville, Wis
UPI
Platteville
Platteville State University
Platterville
Bjarne Ullsvik
Saguaro High Sets Open House for Incoming Ninth Graders
Saguaro High invites current eighth graders to an open house Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria. The event welcomes students from Mohave Kiva and Coco Palms schools and parts of the Navajo district.
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Saguaro High School
Mohave
Kiva
Cocopah
Juvenile Drug Warning Aimed at Scottsdale Teens
Police warn youths about joining the in group through risk taking and drug use. Glues sniffed by ages 10 to 17 as a crutch for insecurity. marijuana and narcotics seen as growing problems though hard drugs remain uncommon. Early arrests can push youths toward adult court and lasting stigma.
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Paul Warchot
Mantel
Warcot
Scotts'dale
Government expert urges generic drug purchases to curb costs
U.S. Comptroller General Elmer Staats tells Congress that switching to generic prescriptions could save tens of millions annually. He cites California data showing 1959 brand names cost 17.3 million for 532 000 welfare recipients versus 1960 generic costs of about 7.9 million for 540 000. He notes federal share of savings could reach 705 000 in Pennsylvania and stresses ongoing debates with HEW on issuing state directives.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Elmer Staats
Congress
Staats
Senate
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
California
Pennsylvania
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
PMA
Arthur M. Ross
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Johnson hails Geneva tariff accord as trade progress
President Johnson praised the Geneva tariff cutting agreement as paving the way toward a final international deal affecting billions in trade among more than 50 nations. He warned that much hard work remains and detailed terms must be worked out before tariffs are lowered.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dean Rusk
Agriculture
Orville
Cubans Buy Arms for UN Mission Warned by Hoover
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told a House subcommittee that Cuban diplomats at the United Nations have been buying U S Army surplus items including bayonets jungle knives and combat boots He cited a possible plan to seed weapons in Latin American nations to signal U S backing for a coup Hoover said the Cuban mission seeks Cuban aliens in the United States to aid Castro regime intelligence and noted the FBI seeks 187 million for fiscal 1968
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Washington
UPI
United Nations
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
Fidel Castro
Castro
U.S
United States
Hoover
House
Stolen guns and ammo from Avery's Sporting Goods
Eighteen revolvers and 4000 rounds of ammunition were reported stolen in a burglary at Avery's Sporting Goods on Thomas and Scottsdale roads. John B. Avery of 428 W. First St. said miscellaneous items were taken and the total loss was about 1327 dollars. Police said entry was gained by pulling an air conditioning unit from a rear window.
Carnival Arrives for Scottsdale Benefit at Local Park
The Scottsdale Boys Club hosts a weekend carnival at the northeast corner of Scottsdale and Indian School Roads. It offers 20 rides, a midway, concessions, and a stage show on Saturday with Phoenix TV personalities Wallace and Ladd. The first 300 in line at 10 a.m. Saturday receive free rides.
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Scottsdale Boys Club
Scottsdale and
Indian School Rds
Phoenix TV
Wallace and
Ladmo
Scottsdale
Germany
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