Woman's body sought after Colorado river drowning
Fremont county sheriff's officers continued searches along a several mile stretch of the Arkansas River near Canon City for Dorothy Schlinglof a 44 year old Mesa Arizona woman who drowned when her car went into the river Friday Her husband Paul 49 was injured and taken to Salida hospital after swimming to the bank Local search crews including skin divers from Salida and guards and inmates from the Colorado State Penitentiary assisted in the expedition.
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Stock Market Report and Listed Companies
Dow Jones at 2 p.m. EDT shows 30 Industrials at 864.19 down 6.13, 20 Rails at 249.29 up 1.90, 15 Utilities at 134.29 down 0.74, and 65 Stocks at 315.38 down 0.65 with 4,820,000 shares traded. Major stocks include Alcoa 88 4, American Can 58 1/2, Ford Motors 51, General Motors 78 5, and Texaco 74 1/2 among others, with names such as AT&T, DuPont, Eastman, RCA, Pepsi Cola, Union Oil and U.S. Steel listed.
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American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Arizona
Atchison Topeka
Bendix
Bethlehem
Jan Cities
DuPont
Eastman
Emerson
Ford Motors
Frontier
General Dynamics Gat
General Electric Hire
General Motors
General Telephone AB
Goodyear
STRT
Oy Johns Manville
Kennecott
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
New York Central
North American
Owens Hlinois
Pg&e Wu Parke Davis
Pepsi Cola
RCA
Rexall
San Diego
G&h
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Texaco
Union
Oitoo
United Aircraft
U.S. Steel
Webb
Nigeria faces risk of civil war as Gowon takes control
Nigeria's military chief Col Yakubu Gowon declares a state of emergency to stop a potential secession by the eastern region and pledges to use force to keep the federation intact. Reports say eastern leaders seek autonomy or a Breric Biafra status amid Hausa Christian tensions threatening disintegration.
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Nigeria
UPI
Yakubu Gowon
Gowon
Africa
Odumepgwu Oukwu
Eastern Region Radio
Ojukwu
Democratic Republic of
Biafra
Gowan
Driver injured in I-car crash near Coronado Road
A 38-year-old Scottsdale architect, Robert Marshall Lawton of Cheney, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after his car struck a cement irrigation cover and a power pole on 68th Street near Coronado Road. He was driving a foreign sports car and cited for failure to control his vehicle.
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Scottsdale
Robert Marshall Lawton
Cheney
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Lawton
Reapportioning fight aims for quick Senate vote in Arizona
In a special session, Republicans push a reapportionment plan sponsored by Sen. John Conlan. Democrats label it gerrymandering, aiming to block a fast vote and instead pursue a federal court challenge. The plan allows 30-36 Senate seats and 60-72 House seats, shifting districts among Maricopa, Pima Santa Cruz, and rural counties.
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UPI
Sweet Harmony
Arizona
John Conlan
R-Maricopa
Senate
Marshall Humphrey
Rod Stump
Maricopa
Stump
Toa
Pima-Santa Cruz
House
Elections Commission
State Supreme Court
Sir Francis Chichester Arrives Home After World Voyage
Sir Francis Chichester, 65, ends 226 days at sea returning to Plymouth aboard Gypsy Moth IV after circling the globe. About 300,000 Britons greet him as Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Queen Elizabeth II hail the famed sailor for his feat of skill and courage.
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England
UPI
Sir Francis Chichester
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Chichester
Sir Francis of the Sea
Drake
Harold Wilson
Elizabeth II
Sydney
Violent storms sweep vast regions on Memorial Day weekend
Nationwide weather disruptions lash the nation from the Atlantic to the Rockies with hail high winds and heavy rains. Heat persists in gulf regions while Texas and Oklahoma see soaking rains easing drought. Nevada Colorado and West Virginia report severe storms with funnel clouds and damaging winds.
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Supreme Court to Review Lindbergh Kidnaping Law
The Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments next fall or winter on whether the 1932 Lindbergh kidnapping statute unconstitutionally imposes the death penalty for exercising the right to a jury trial. The ruling by Judge William H. Timbers held the death penalty provision violated the 6th Amendment and dismissed indictments against Charles Batman Jackson Glenn W A de La Motte and John A Walsh Jr. while leaving federal auto theft charges intact.
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Supreme Court
Connecticut
Federal District Court
William H. Timbers
Timbers
Charles “Batman” Jackson
Glenn W.A. de la Motte
John A. Walsh Jr
John J. Grant
Grant
Milford
Apartment manager pleads guilty to theft
L R Thomas pleaded guilty to petty theft for at least seven thefts from Lusk Apartments over six months. City Magistrate Ed Boyle placed the 23 year old on six months probation after police traced stolen items to him, with about 50 dollars in goods pawned in Phoenix. Detectives urged residents to report unclaimed items found via a master key break in.
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Lusk Apartments
Ed Boyle
L. R. Thomas
N. Bnd St
Samuels
Thomas
Dale Samuels
Slask
Kidney stones and prevention insights from Emaritus Consultant
Many people ask about kidney stones and the challenges of preventing recurrence. The article explains stone types such as a single large stone and gravel, notes no reliable oral dissolving medicines, discusses possible catheter-based dissolution methods, and urges expert evaluation by a urologist with chemistry insight. It also references Dr. Alvarez’s books on ulcers and juvenile diabetes and offers mail requests for copies.
Mesa College to Graduate Six at First Commencement
Mesa Community College holds its second annual commencement at Rendezvous Park in Mesa on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Gilbert businessman Marvin Morrison will address the graduates. Six Scottsdale residents and several Coronado High and Scottsdale High graduates are listed among the attendees. Stan Turley will deliver the invocation and benediction following the processional, after baccalaureate services themed Faith for the Living led by Rabbi Albert Plotkin.
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Rendezvous Park
Mesa
Marvin Morrson
Gilbert
Scottsdale
Debra Lynn Fretz Floyd
E. Sells
Mary Kathy Loncharich
E. Devonshire
Arlene Truth Strautman
E. Heatherbrae
Scottsdale High
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Steven E. Bowen
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Ginia
Greg FE. Smolkovich
E. Garfield
James Allison Thompson
E. Wilshire
Stan Turley
Arena House
Albert Plotkin
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