SEC reviews history warns brokers on National Sweepstakes stock
The SEC lifted the stock sales ban on National Sweepstakes Corp. but cautioned brokers about handling the stock. The Arizona based company, linked to a failed state lottery bid, plans a new attempt in 1970. Robert W. Wilson of Arcadia, head of National Sweepstakes, faces prior California lottery law violations and assetless finances. Audie Murphy and John P. Brown hold officer roles.
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
National Sweepstakes
Arizona
Robert W. Wilson
Arcadia
Calif
SEC
Wilson
California
Paymyra Island
South Pacific
Robert W. Wilson & Associates
Inairco Inc
Utah
Arizona Sweepstakes Corp
Wilson and Associates
Robert W. Wilson and Associates
Mansfield Home After Red Visit
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield reports his first findings from talks with officials in Russia and six other nations will be given in confidence to President Johnson. He met in Moscow Prague Bucharest Budapest Frankfurt Paris and London on a fact finding mission for the Foreign Relations Committee amid speculation over a Johnson Moscow visit or a role as intermediary in Vietnam peace talks.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Russia
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Mansfield
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Prague
Bucharest
Budapest
Frankfurt
Paris
London
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
Veteran Army Sergeant Dies of Combat Wounds
Vicente Perez of 6721 East 38th Street died of wounds from Viet Cong fire on August 13, after 19 years in the Army. He served in Vietnam since April 13 with the 5th Battalion 12th Infantry and died in a field hospital shortly before his 39th birthday. Survivors include his widow Jacqueline three sons Vicente Jr Dale and Johnnie a daughter Christine and his mother Grace D. San Augustine of Guam Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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E. 38Th St
Sgt. Perez
Vietnam
12Th Infantry
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Vicente Jr
Dale
Johnnie
Christine
Grace D. San Augustine
Guam
Phelps Dodge Announces Modest $11 Million Morenci Expansion
The Phelps Dodge Corp. announces an $11 million expansion of the Morenci smelter and power house. Plans include a new smelter stack a second converter and holding vessel changes to crushing facilities and an extra turbine. An electrostatic dust precipitator will reduce emissions and a lime quarry with an aerial tramway is added. No new jobs are expected.
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Morenci
Phelps Dodge Corp
Tucson Daily Citizen Subscription Rates
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists home delivery and mail subscription rates in 1940s terms. Rates include 45 cents weekly, $23.40 yearly for Tucson home delivery, and higher outside and international options with monthly and annual terms. Contact details and mailing address are provided for subscribers.
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United Ress International
Tucson
Arizona
Canada
Telephone
Niz
Citige Publishing
Semi Mummified Man Found House Of Wife In Philadelphia
Police found a semi mummified elderly man on the second floor of a Philadelphia home where his 78 year old wife lived. VA had flagged missing funds after sending checks to Harr Schwartz though he was listed as terminal cancer patient. Officers found about 17000 dollars in VA benefits and the woman was held for observation after authorities obtained a search warrant. No charges were filed.
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Veteran’s Administration
Harr
Schwartz
Marie
Philadelphia General Hospital
Board of Health and Veterans Administration
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