River search continues for Arizona woman missing after car crash
Fremont county sheriff officials say Dorothy Schlingloff 44 of Mesa Arizona drowned when her car left U S 50 and plunged into the Arkansas River west of Canon City. Despite multi team searches including skin divers and penitentiary guards no body has been found.
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Stock Market Mixed as Dow Dips but Rails Rise
United Press International reports at 2 p.m. EDT Dow Jones industrial average near 864.19, down 6.17, with 30 stocks. rails up 1.90 to 249.29 and utilities off 0.74 to 154.29. Trading volume at 4,820,000 shares, list of major names including Alcoa, AT&T, Ford, General Electric, IBM absent, Sears, Texaco, Union Oil, RCA, and U.S. Steel among others.
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Pg&e
Parke Davis
Pepsi Cola
RCA
Rexalla
San Diego
G&e Ga
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Southern Pacific
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Calif
Texaco Tay Union Oil
United Aircraft
U.S. Rubber
U.S. Steel
Webb
Nigeria moves to avert civil war as Gowon takes command
Nigeria's military chief Colonel Yakubu Gowon declared a state of emergency and assumed dictatorial powers to keep the eastern region from seceding. He warned of total disintegration and civil war and pledged forces to preserve the federation amid ethnic and religious tensions.
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Eastern Region Radio
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Democratic Republic of Warra
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Driver Injured After Car Hits Cement Cover and Pole
A 3 year old Scottsdale architect, Rob ert Marshall Liavtan of 6 Cheney, sustained multiple injuries in a Friday crash when his car struck a cement irrigation cover and a power pole. Police said Lawton was northbound on 68th Street near Coronado Road and lost control. He was cited for failure to control his vehicle.
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Marshall Liavtan
Cheney
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Lawton
Reapportionment fight looms in Arizona special session
Arizona legislators convene a special session to vote on a Republican reapportionment plan sponsored by Sen. John Canlan. Democrats label the maps as gerrymandering aiming to secure GOP majorities, while the plan allows flexible chamber sizes and tasks a proposed bipartisan commission with final court arbitration if needed.
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R-Maricopa
Senate
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Sir Francis Chichester Returns After World Voyage
Sir Francis Chichester, 65, arrived in Plymouth completing a 226 day solo 28,500 mile circumnavigation aboard Gypsy Moth IV. About 300,000 greeted him as Prime Minister Wilson praised the feat and Queen Elizabeth II sent congratulations. He described life at sea as demanding yet worthwhile.
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Violent nationwide storms lash Atlantic to Rockies
Violent storms sweep much of the country from the Atlantic to the Rockies with hail high winds and heavy rain. Heat waves persist in gulf regions as multiple states report drought relief from rainfall. Cheyenne Wells and Nevada Colorado report funnel clouds and marble size hail while Charleston West Virginia endures rain and 50 mph winds. Iowa Missouri and Kansas face ongoing thunderstorm activity with warnings in the Midwest.
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Supreme Court to review Lindbergh kidnapping death penalty ruling
The high court will hear arguments on the 1932 Lindbergh Kidnaping Law, challenged as unconstitutional for making death possible for the right to trial by jury. The Connecticut district court had struck down the death penalty provision, dismissing indictments but leaving federal auto theft charges.
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Timbers
Charles “Batman” Jackson
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John A. Walsh Jr
John J. Grant
Grant
Milford
Conn
Alpine
Apartment manager pleads guilty to theft
L. R. Thomas 23 of 808 N 12nd St pleaded guilty to petty theft for at least seven thefts at Task Apartments over six months. City Magistrate Ed Boyle placed him on six months probation after Detective Dale Samuels traced a stolen camera to him and found about 500 dollars in items missing. Authorities urge tenants to report unclaimed items found at the Lusk Apartments.
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Ed Boyle
L. R. Thomas
Dale Samuels
Thomas
Jim
Phoenix
Samuels
Lusk
Kidney stone types and their treatment options
Emeritus Consultant Maya Cilals discusses kidney stones, including staghorn stones and gravel, and notes no oral dissolving medicines exist. He recalls limited catheter-based dissolving drugs, the variety of stone chemistries, and the need for expert urology and chemistry in prevention and diet. He cites Dr. Walter C. Alvarez and provides booklet requests.
Mesa College graduation set for six local graduates
Mesa Community College holds its second annual commencement at Rendezvous Park in Mesa on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Gilbert businessman Marvin Morrison will deliver the address. Six Scottsdale residents and Coronado High graduates are named among the 12 graduates. Stan Turley, Arizona House speaker, gives invocation and benediction. Baccalaureate Sunday night featured Rabbi Albert Plotkin speaking on Faith for the Living.
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Rendezvous Park
Mesa
Marvin Morrison
Gilbert
Scottsdale
Debra Lynn Fretz Floyd
E. Sells
Mary Kathy Loncharich
Devonshire
Arlene Truth Strautman
E. Heatherbrae
Scottsdale High
Coronado High
Steven E. Bowen
E. Vir
Stan Turley
Arizona House
Albert Plotkin
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