Columbus and macaroni claim for 1492 voyage
The National Macaroni Institute argues Columbus arrived with macaroni provisions. Robert M. Green says Italians would not sail without pasta. Americans now eat more macaroni than any year since 1492, with projected yearly consumption of 1,492,000 pounds totaling 7.2 pounds per person.
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Chicago
UPI
Christopher Columbus
New World
National
Macaroni Institute
Robert M. Green
Institute
Columbus
Green
Riot at Hughes High prompts heavy police presence
Uniformed officers patrolled Hughes High School after a racially charged rampage injured 14 white students. Police report gangs of Negro youths attacked in the lunch hour, with four arrests for assault and two for concealed weapons. Similar unrest occurred at Barringer High School in Newark with 10 injuries and 13 arrests.
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Cincinnati
UPS
Hughes High School
Jacob Schott
Schott
City Hall
Hughes
Barringer High School
Newark
N.J
Barginger
Hughes School
Arizona Town Hall delegates urge tax reform and cuts
Delegates at the 11th Arizona Town Hall proposed reducing property taxes while offsetting losses with other taxes such as income tax. They urged bonds for long-term financing, repeal of widows and veterans exemptions with age and need adjustments, and a five-year phaseout of veterans exemptions.
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Grand Canyon
UPI
Arzona Town Hall
Arizona
Reputai van
Obituary of Martin J. Kelly Jr. at Scottsdale
Martin J. Kelly Jr. died yesterday at St Josephs Hospital in Scottsdale after moving from Grand Island Nebraska in 1965. He owned Kellys Supply Co in Scottsdale and belonged to the Rotary Elks and Eagles in Grandstand and the Business Exchange Club in Scottsdale. He is survived by his wife Vivian three sons Terry and David of Scottsdale a daughter Nance Volz of Phoenix his parents Mr and Mrs Martin J Kelly Sr a brother and sister both out of state and three grandchildren. Services will be at Mes singers Chapel at 2 p.m tomorrow with burial in Green Acres Memorial Garden.
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Martin J. Kally
Solecita
Joseph's Hospital
Kelly
St. Paul
Vivian
Gona, Steyers
Riverside
Calif
Terry and David
Scottsdale
Nance Volz
Phoenig
Hia
Martin J. Kelly Sr
Grand ‘Ealand
Wo Brothers
Aleter
Messingers Chapel
Green Acres Memorial Garden
Rusk Says Peace Progress Fails to Show Hanoi Readiness
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told reporters he is encouraged by progress toward peace in South Vietnam but sees no sign Hanoi is willing to negotiate. He warned against undermining credibility and noted no broad domestic desire to abandon the Vietnam effort. Senators differing on the war also urged a possible bombing pause.
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Washington
UPT
Dean Rusk
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Rusk
Ellsworth Bunker
Nguyen
van Thieu
Ho Chi Minh
Vietnam
Hose
United States
Sen
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
America
Fulbright
Edward W. Brooke
Rmass
Reuther Joins Ford UAW Talks On 36 Day Strike
Walter P. Reuther entered the Ford negotiating suite as Ford and the United Auto Workers pressed toward ending a 36 day strike. The UAW president offered no comments as a tight news blackout persisted, fueling speculation that an agreement could come by weekend. Reuther’s presence signaled thawing negotiations and marked the first confirmation he led the bargaining. Spokesmen neither confirmed meetings nor progress.
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Detroit
UPT
Walter P. Reuther
Ford Motor Co
Ford
United Auto Workers
Reuther
UAW
Steel cariers reject strike settlement talks in Detroit
The two month long steel hauling strike looks set to continue as NSCA and allied carriers refuse the proposed settlement agreed by other parties. NSCA spokesman George Mantho says 68 member companies won’t accept a new wage contract and drivers must return to work first. Strike leader William Kusley of Gary Indiana says workers will not return until talks resume without preconditions.
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Pittsburgh
UPS
George C. Mantho
National Steel
Eight Valley Delta Kappa Honorary Planned Founders Day Luncheon
Eight Valley chapters of Delta Kappa honor school superintendents and their wives at a Founders Day Luncheon at the Safari Hotel. The event is set for 1 p.m. Saturday to recognize ADK teachers on the faculty.
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Valley
Alpha: Deltas Kappa
Safari Hotel
ADK
Stock Market Averages and Leaders Display Wide Swings
The Dow Jones industrials sit at 915.18, down 5.00, with the rail index at 268.14 and utilities at 126.47, as total volume hits 5.88 million shares. Major names such as Alcoa, American Can, AT&T, Anaconda, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, Ford, General Motors, IBM, RCA, Sears, and Texaco appear among decliners and gainers in a broad market day.
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Dow Jones
Alcoa
American Can
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Arizona Public Snc
Atchison Topeka
Bell & Howell
Bendix
Litton
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
New York Central
North Amn
Ava
Nort Pre
Owens Illinois
Pan American
Pg&e
Parke Davia
Pennsylvania RR
RCA Bay Paytheen Ye
San Diego
G&e
Sears
Roebuck
Gnuinere Pacific
Eparry Rand Vegadard
Calif
Texas
Gulf ‘S
Union One
United Aircraft
Zenith
Chief Brown Leads El Paso Team in Gas Field Strategy
Chief Brown reviews rock samples and directs where drilling should continue and which walls to rework to retain gas. Alongside 5,400 El Paso Natural Gas employees, his team applies extensive knowledge across Canada, the Rockies, and the Southwest to ensure steady West Coast natural gas supplies.
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Charles Chief" Brown
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Chief
Pictured Cliffs
San Juan Basin
New Mexico
Canada
Rocky Mountain
Arizona
Texas
Brown
West
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United Press International
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Chief Brown
el Paso Natural
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