Supreme Court schedules Georgia governor race hearing
The Supreme Court set December 5 formal hearings on the Georgia governorship dispute between Lester Maddox and Howard Callaway, staying a lower court ruling and speeding up the appeal process. The court also let stand related Michigan and Virginia actions, while Georgia's attorney general sought a stay to avoid ongoing proceedings.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Howard
Ba) Calla- Way
John F. Davis
Michigan
Michigan Supreme Court
Reince Edward County
Board of Supervisors
Arthur K. Bolton
Bolton
Scottsdale Planning Commission Agenda Seeks New Service Station Criteria
The Scottsdale Planning Commission plans informal discussion on revised service station criteria led by city planning director George Fretz. A public hearing continues on abandoning streets in Golden Keys Subdivisions 1-4 to enable private patrols amid vandalism worries, awaiting police and fire reports before action. Dr Dino DiGenso requests Site Plan approval for SRL 3B.
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Scottsdale
George Fretz
Fretz
Planning Commission
Golden Keys
61St Pl
Thomas Rd
Scottsville Baptist Hospital Births List
Joel and Donna Young at Scottsville Baptist Hospital 214 E Glenrosa welcomed a girl on Nov 12. John and Trodie Ooe at 846 E Calle Del Paisano had a bay on Nov 28. David and Barbara Dishong at Moreland produced a bay on Nov unseen. Richard and Marion at 87 E Meadowbrook welcomed a bay on Nov 25. Alan and Jewell Gyrard Leas W ath St Tempe had a girl on MaATTO. Richard and Sandra Tad N Sundown Dr Day welcomed a girl on Nov 17.
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Joel
Donna
E. Glenrosa
Ooe
John
Trodie
Calle del Paisano
Bay
Dishong
David
Barbara
Moreland
Richard
Marion
E. Meadowbrook
Gyrard
Alan and
Jewell
Leas
W. Ath St. Tempe
Maatto
Richard and
Sandra
Tad N. Sundown
Day
LBJ Returns to Driving Despite Medical Orders
President Johnson resumes driving after throat and abdominal hernia surgery. Mayo Clinic physician Dr James C Cain says he should not drive for three weeks, but the president shows restless energy and will influence year end decisions on budget taxes Viet Nam and regulatory plans. White House says he may not completely retire from public duties.
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Johnson City
Johnson
James C. Cain
Mayo Clinic
White House
Cain
Bill Moyers
Johson
Joran Penhark
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Moeller suspect search widened in Silverton case
Authorities broadened the hunt for 22 year old suspect Thomas Julius Sergent in the murder of Milton and Mildred Moeller near Silverton campgrounds last September. Police traced a bus ticket and followed tips from New Mexico while area officers searched for the drifter with a Michigan background and prior burglary convictions.
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Silverton
Colo
UPD
Arizona
Thomas Julius Sergent
Milton D. Moeller
Mildred
Campground
Phoenix
New Mexico
Wns
Sergent
Taos
Taos County
Walt
Denver
del Norte
Omaha
Moellers
del Norte el Rcent
Michigan
Colorado
Too Well Matched Too Well Matched
London UPI reports a computer pairing test for Operation Match produced fifteen matched sibling pairs as ideal mates, revealing unexpected outcomes from the matchmaking effort.
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London
UPI
Juvenile Burglary Spreads Across Scottsdale Weekend
A juvenile cat burglar was chased from a Scottsdale home as part of multiple weekend thefts. Victims include Mrs. Mahlon Dempewolf who woke to a door sound, Antoinette McLeod missing six statues worth 114, Carl Rosnek reporting a drum set radio and beer, Sam Fanelli cash and jewelry worth 91, and others at Fisher’s Union 7 Station and Eddie Mac Brown residence with coins and cash stolen.
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Scottsdale
Mahlon Dempewolf
E. Virginia
Antoinette McLeod
E. Shea
Carl Rosnek
68Th St
Rosnek
Sam Fanelli
N. Hayden
Apt. Cee
Fisher
Union 7
E. McDowell
Eddie Mac Brown
67Th St
Trading stamps do not raise prices debate on dual pricing
A New York radio debate features Clarence Adams of the National Association of Food Chains arguing that trading stamps do not lift prices overall and a ban would cut sales, while John Lamula pushes dual pricing or stamp elimination to curb costs. He cites a shift toward self service since the 1930s.
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New York
Clarence Adams
National Association of Food Chains
John Lamula
Adamy
Mad hatters face punishing ads in New York Times
Eight Madison Avenue advertisements in the New York Times depict hats being stomped, crushed, crumpled and drenched with condiments. The copy touts a new material that endures punishment and eliminates hat hazards, claiming no more headaches from catastrophes.
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New York
UPI
Madison Avenue
New York Times
Stock Market Roundup From United Press International
The report lists closing figures for major indices and a wide range of equities. Dow Jones Industrial Average at 198.82, down 9.58. rails 200.58 down. utilities 195.80 down 1.34. Numerous corporations shown with percent changes and notable names include Alcoa AT&T American Motors Ford General Electric General Motors IBM United Aircraft RCA Pan Am etc.
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Alcoa
Ty American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Arizona Pub. Svc
Atchison Topeka
Bendix
Douglas
DuPont
Eastman
Emerson
Ford Motors
Frontier Airlines
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Bk Goodyear
It&t A Oe Et
Johns Manville
Minnesota
Motorola
North American
Parke Davis
Pepsi Cola
RCA
Rexall
San Diego G&e
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
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