SEC Seeks Ban on Mexican Land Sales by M T Corp
The Securities and Exchange Commission petitioned a federal court to halt mailings and advertisements of Mexican land investments tied to Alico Mortgage Co Mortgage and Trust International Corp and associates. The complaint cites 12 percent notes on first mortgages with no disclosure of American investors’ ineligibility for Mexican land titles by foreclosure. Agencies claim Akco Mortgage and Trust lack SEC registration and fraud in offering mortgage participation certificates. Investment brochures targeted Nogales Guaymas Santa Ana Magdalena and San Carlos Bay.
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Phoenix
Securities and Exchange Commission
U. S
SEC
Mexico
Akco
Mortage and Trust
Nogales
Guaymas
Santa Ana
Magdalena
San Carlos Bay
Milk-Feed Link Noted By Expert
Dairy scientist Dr Leonard D Brown of Michigan State University told the American Dairy Science Association conference at the University of Arizona that feeding a cow heavily for the first 45 days after calving sets the stage for peak milk production. He noted calves grow well on six pounds of milk daily, and that coconut oil can substitute cottonseed as a dairy feed in tropical regions. The conference will conclude tomorrow.
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Leonard D. Brown
Michigan State University
American Dairy Science Association
University of Arizona
Brown
Michigan State
Rasheed Mohammed
West Indies
Tropics
Route 66 Patrol Boost Cuts Violations on U S 66
PHOENIX UPI Lt Larry Beddome reports more Arizona highway patrols on U S 66 across seven states increased to nine officers per shift in a joint project. Over six days the 90 Arizona troopers issued 529 citations, averaging less than one per officer per day, as drivers slowed with patrols about every 12 miles to deter violations.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Larry Beddome
Beddome
Next Time Maybe He'll Walk Home
Bolton, England. John Swarswick, 59, left Bolton infirmary after three months of treatment for a broken leg and other injuries from a fall off a scaffold. A few minutes later he was back, with a broken leg and other injuries from a car crash into a wall while taking him home.
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Bolton
England
UPI
John Swarswick
McNamara and Taylor Defend Military Aid Level
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara and Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee against any cuts to the $1,085,000,000 military aid program. They argued it is essential for national security and warned reductions could erode military strength built around the periphery of the Communist bloc. The House had passed the related foreign aid authorization bill, while the appropriations measure faced subcommittee scrutiny.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
Roberts
McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
Johnson Inonu Talks To End Cyprus Crisis
President Johnson wraps up discussions with Turkish Premier Ismet Inonu in Washington as part of a two phase effort to avert Greece Turkey war. He meets Greek Premier George Papandreou in a follow up session while Inonu and Johnson stress friendship amid Cyprus crisis uncertainties.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Ismet Inonu
Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
George Papandreou
Mediterranean
Monu
U.S
Dean Rusk
Ilam
Edt
State Department
George W. Ball
U.S.S. Sequoia
Potomac River
Inonu
United States
Gas Sweeps North Side Neighborhood
A sulfurous gas odor swept a North Side area around 9 36 PM causing discomfort to more than twenty people and dazing a family. Mrs Harry Blystra 3514 N Santa Rita Ave required oxygen after exposure affecting her and her three children Ed mund 16 Thelma 12 and Ron ald 7. Firemen noted all suffered mild effects and investigation continued today.
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North Side
Harry Blystra
Santa Rita Ave
Blysten
Edmund
Thelma
Ronald
Court Reverses Sit-In Convictions in Supreme Court Term
The Supreme Court reversed sit-in convictions in a Baltimore restaurant and a Columbia drugstore case on procedural grounds, avoiding a broad ruling on racial discrimination in private businesses while signaling possible constitutional challenges. It also barred admissions of confessions obtained when suspects are not allowed to consult an attorney, overturned Danny Essoobo's murder conviction in Chicago, struck down a Kansas obscenity seizure law for books, and reversed a Cleveland Heights theater manager’s conviction for showing The Lovers.
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UPI
Supreme Court
High Court
Baltimore
Columbia, S.C
William J. Brennan Jr
Earl Warren
Goldberg
William C. Douglas
Danny Essobedo
Chicago
Kansas
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Catholic Bishop Edmund F. Gibbons Dies at 95 in Albany
The Most Rev. Edmund F. Gibbons, 95, oldest U S Roman Catholic bishop, long head of the Albany diocese, died after a long illness.
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Albany
N’y
Edmund F. Gibbons
United States
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