Bank Sued for 41.9 Million Over Credit Reference
Tucson real estate broker Lyle R. Palant files in Superior Court seeking 41.917 million damages from First National Bank of Arizona claiming a damaging credit reference killed loans and caused heavy losses. He links the reference to a connection with Pete Licavoli and notes prior suits against Chemical Bank NY Trust Co. and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle R. Palant
Tucson
First National Bank of Arizona
Superior
Palant
Bai
Charles B. Allen & Co
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co
Chemical Bank
Robert Jaap
First National
Weather forecast for Tucson and Catalina mountains
Clear to mostly clear skies expected in Tucson tonight and tomorrow with a low around 39 degrees. Sunny day with a high near 67 degrees and cooler conditions in the Catalina mountains near Palisade Ranger Station.
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Tucson
Palisade Ranger Station
Catalina Mountains
Weather roundup reports rain and melting snow
Overnight rainfall totals push year to date to 6.51 inches while normal and last year measures rise to 10.10 and 17.18 inches. Snow from last night begins melting today. Local rainfall amounts include 0.11 at Tucson International Airport 0.16 at KE 5th Street and Wilmot 0.05 at West 36th Street and Mission Road and 0.10 at Oracle and Inn. Yesterday’s high reached 5 and low 47. At 2 pm today temperature stands 63 with 40 percent humidity.
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Tucson International Airport
KE. 5Th St
N. Wilmot Road
W. 36Th St
S. Mission Road
N. Oracle Road
E. Inn Road
Johnson Plans Early Meet On Price Spiral
President Johnson to meet within a week with economic advisers Fowler Schultze Martin Ackley to discuss countering rising living costs and a potential wage price spiral tied to war spending. McNamara and Rusk to brief LBJ on Viet Nam with possible new U.S. troop and air power steps. Rear Adm Hyland to assume command of the 7th Fleet amid carrier air raids.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Viet Nam
Hyland
South China Sea
Strike by Machinists Halts Olin Mathieson Bullet Production
The International Association of Machinists began a six day strike at the Olin Mathieson chemical plant in East Alton Illinois halting ammunition production for the Vietnam War. The union represents about 3900 workers as talks fail to reach a new contract with six unions on expired pacts. Picketing remained orderly with no crossings reported.
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East Alton
UPI
International Association of Machinists
IAM
Olin Mathieson Chemical Plant
Viet Nam
The
McDonnell
New Rowe Grave Area Said Given By Tipster
Sheriff officers seek the remains of Aileen Rowe in a West Side area near where Betty Hodges was found last year. An anonymous tip claimed Rowe’s body was moved from its original burial point near Golf Links and Harrison. Two teens implicated themselves in Rowe’s death and helped bury her body in the East Side area. Hodges, 35, was found Jan 4, 1904, off Silverbell Road near the Tucson Police Academy. a suspect is in custody in another case. An injunction bars officials from speaking to press until Schmid’s trial.
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Aileen Rowe
West Side
Betty Lou Hodges
The
Daily Citizen
Miss Rowe
Golf Links
Harrison Roads
East Side
Superior Court
Richard N. Boylston
Schmid
Inside Today's Citizen sections and page references
A catalog-like listing shows the Citizen newspaper’s sectional structure. It names sections such as News Woman's View TV Radio Movies Editorials Sports Markets and Public Records along with page and item numbers. The reference layout includes department titles and cross-links for readers.
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Woman's View
Dr. Alvarez
U S Backing Nuclear Free African Zone
United States pledges support for a move to make Africa a nuclear free zone. William C. Foster said the U S would back a 26 nation resolution in the General Assembly to curb nuclear arms and promote world peace and stability.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
William C. Foster
General Assembly
Africa
Foster
Guerrillas Slip Into Tam Ky Attack U S Compound
Guerrillas infiltrated Tam Ky and attacked the American military compound and government headquarters with grenades and small arms fire. Forces reported light Vietnamese losses and no American casualties as the 30-strong group withdrew.
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Saigon
UPI
Tam Ky
Quang Tin Province
Viet Nam Peace Price Unchanged
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko told British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart that peace in Viet Nam requires an end to U S bombing and withdrawal of U S troops from the south. British sources said the talks reaffirmed old positions and that the U S actions violate the 1964 Indochina accords.
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Moscow
UPI
Andrei A. Gromyko
Viet Nam
South
Gromyko
Michael Stewart
Foreign Ministry
Stewart
U.S
United States
Indochina
Red Chinese Stepping Up N. Viet Aid
UPI report cites solid evidence of a major expansion of Communist China military and economic aid to North Vietnam. Peking allegedly ships war materials and industrial supplies while engineering troops assist Hanoi’s rail repairs. North Vietnam expands the Ho Chi Minh Trail logistics into Laos and Viet Cong areas. State Department notes over 500 million dollars in aid extended by Red China.
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Washington
UPI
United States
North Viet Nam
Peking
Hanoi
China
Laos
South Viet Nam
State Department
Red China
UA Balloon Probe To Study Ultraviolet Sky From 113000 Feet
University of Arizona scientists plan a balloon launch from Litchfield Park carrying two telescopes and a photopolarimeter to 113000 feet to study ultraviolet radiation above the ozone layer. The mission aims to extend lunar observations into new color ranges and assess the moon’s surface composition.
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University of Arizona
Litchfield Park
Gehrels
Reversal of Cozzie Jones Death Sentence Reaches Tucson
The U S Court of Appeals in San Francisco unanimously reversed the conviction of Cozzie Jones for a Tempe murder and related case in Tucson. The Tucson attorney W Edward Morgan received the reversal opinion today.
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Citizen
Cozzie Jones
Tempe
Marguerita Bejarano
Tucson
U.S. Court of Appeals
San Francisco
W. Edward Morgan
Jones
Florence
State of
Arizona
Arrest of LBJ threat suspect shocks Arizona town
Ranch hand Charles Patrick Moss, 46, arrested by Secret Service on a charge of threatening to kill President Johnson. He faced a $5,000 bond after allegedly making the threat at Ajo on Nov. 11 in the presence of others. Witness listed as Staff Sgt. Clarence Fariss of Williams AFB. Moss had previous mental health and drunkenness records and a prior sanity hearing.
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Charles Patrick Moss
Secret Service
President Johnson
Moss
Ajo
Clarence Fariss
Williams Air Force Base
China accuses U S of attacking fishing boats
The note to President Johnson from Beijing accuses U S jets of bombing and strafing Chinese fishing boats on the high seas. NCNA quotes a Peking official warning that the incident will be settled and promises stern retribution for fishermen killed or harmed.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
United States
Johnson
Communist New China News Agency
NCNA
U.S
Peking
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Lyle R. Palant Realty Inc
Sam
John Her
Harry Knee
Florence Highway
Knee
Here
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Charles L. Schultze
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisors
White House
Labor Department
Defense
Robert
McNamara
Dean Rusk
Lbj Ranch
Southeast Asia
Olin Mathieson
Olin
Rowe
Tipster
Hodges
Indiana
James McDonald
Silverbelle
Mary French
John Saunders
Charles Howard Schmid Jr
Yanks
da Nang
U.S. Grant Sharp
Pacific
Chu Pong Mountain
Ia Drang Valley
Red Chinese
N. Viet Aid
Tom Gehrels
Polariscope
Lubbock, Tex
North Carolina
Moon
UA Lunar and Planetary Laboratory
Laboratory
Frank J. Low
Genrels
Saturn
Planets
Hughes Tucson Engineering Laboratory
Glen Canyon Dam
Naval Air Base
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
National Center For Atmospheric Research At
Boulder, Colo
By Jay Hall
Suze Phe
Charles P. Moss
LBJ
Helen Pasternak
Lyndon B. Johnson
W. 33Rd St
John Collins
Phoenix
Thomas McKay
Pinal County
Carl Quast
Pinal Superior Court
T. J. Mooney
Bejarano
Indiana State
Terre Haute
Joplin
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Walden V. Burr
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