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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1964
Page
33
The prices below furnished by members of the National Association of Securities Dealers show the bid and asked ranges as a guide to where these securities could have been sold or bought as of compilation time.
Commodities report from New York notes October contracts advancing on short covering. December delivery saw hesitation as prices near last close. Prices in late afternoon rose about 10 cents from the Provieva close with October at 21.0 and oats at 11.00, March bid at 31.40.
New York stocks closed with narrow gains as blue chips recovered late in the session. Oils led late strength with Jersey Standard Royal Dutch and Indiana Standard posting gains while General Motors erased losses to close unchanged and Chrysler recovered from a prior decline to finish up 14.
Frances Norton, president of Franor Hotel Corp of Phoenix, reports Franor has leased the Tidelands Motor Inn at 19 N. Stone Ave from Wolf Corp of New York City for 21 years. Norton will move to Phoenix to operate the 70 room motel and oversee renovations including the coffee shop, dining room and lounge, with the coffee shop to be open 24 hours daily starting November 1. Tucson attorney Lenwood Schorr represented Franor.
The U S Senate unanimously confirmed Superior Court Judge Raul H Castro of Tucson as ambassador to El Salvador. He is to replace the present ambassador Murat Williams and is slated to assume duties early in December. Castro appeared before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and was favorably reported. He will be in Tucson on Sunday for a dinner at the Ramada Inn and will return to Washington later this month for briefings before his assignment.
Prime Minister Douglas Home said Britain and the United States have a draft treaty to curb nuclear weapons spread. He hopes to push it quickly after the American election, noting China must be included. Red China reportedly plans its first nuclear test as the draft is readied for potential joint action.
Los Angeles reports that orchestra leader George Liberace was granted a divorce from his wife Joan Wiker Liberace. She testified he avoided her, borrowed large sums without her knowledge, and had her sign tax returns. She, 31, said he preferred a family to a fan club and they have two children from a prior marriage. He, 53, will keep the family home. she gets $550 monthly alimony until remarrying. They married August 22, 1960 and separated July 20.
Marion Sadler resigns as president of American Airlines for personal reasons after a tenure beginning in January. C. R. Smith states the departure was unexpected as Sadler’s long career with the airline included leadership roles in sales and service across multiple cities culminating in a VP and general manager position. Smith will oversee departments moving under his control.
A Danish agricultural show featured a new bovine garment termed udder protector. The device aims to guard cows from injuries and inflammation during handling and milking.
Agricultural market notes show calves scarce and prices hard to read with limited offers. Hogs traded around 7.50, sows near 40, barrows and gilts mixed. Cattle quotes partly listed as ranges with several figures, some unreadable, indicating limited offerings and weak market activity.
The cotton market showed a quiet day with dealers reporting sales of print cloths and other items for the balance of the year. Wool goods remained active while the dry goods market was largely subdued and textile stock levels were light.
Henry Dudley of Tucson will assist in conducting Arizona's first American Legion College, held tomorrow and Sunday at Phoenix with about 150 Legion members attending. Headquarters are at the Lake-Greenway Post Home, 464 N. 7th Ave. Charles L. Vawter Jr. says the two-day meeting aims to indoctrinate regional leaders in Legion principles and objectives.
Public records item lists numerous individuals with ages and locations from Tucson Wisconsin and Oklahoma, followed by several court actions including decrees and complaints. The fragmented OCR shows names such as Charlie Botok Marilyn Ron Peckens and Quinton Holmberg, along with guardians ad litem references and various party lines.
Birth notices list multiple families welcoming newborns at St Josephs Hospital and Tucson Medical Center. Names include Mr and Mrs Richard Phelps, Eugene Adelstein, Robert Vogt, Bill Varney, Laery Noon, Gin Lim, with times from late afternoon to early evening in October.
A $750,000 missile site modification contract awarded yesterday to Johnson Service Co. of Milwaukee will spend about $100,000 in Tucson at Davis Monthan Air Force Base. The base spokesman said the Wisconsin firm will modify missile antennas at Titan II and Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile sites, with seven to eight bases affected overall.
A scrambled 2 am to 4:54 pm fire department call sheet lists Engine and Rescue Truck responses to addresses on Stone Ave Monte Vista Ave Navajo Road W Aviation St E Coover St and others. Mentions gas leak car fire minor blaze first aid and electrical short with unclear times and garbled entries.
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