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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1967
Page
2
Record of newborns from Scottsdale Baptist Hospital St Joseph's Good Samaritan and Good Samaritan Hospital listing parents with addresses and dates from Nov 22 to Nov 28 1960s style. Includes eight girls two boys and a set of twin boys with parent names and street details.
A legal notice announces a primary election in Beattieville city, Martens County, Arizona. The voting period is February 20, 1967, from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, at Beattieville area polling places including Coronation Park and High School locations, to nominate candidates for Mayor and six council seats. City Clerk Q.D. Anderson directs the process.
Washington circles say Robert McNamara sought World Bank succession since 1964 but his resignation timing was mishandled by President Johnson. The abrupt nomination triggered leaks, sparks speculation of a cabinet reshuffle, and public doubt over U.S. Vietnam policy.
United Auto Workers place Dec 14 as bargaining deadline with General Motors 372000 workers avoid a payless Christmas. If no agreement by January, a strike date will be set, with local issue settlement also due then. UAW will skip AFL-CIO Miami convention to focus on talks.
A Phoenix group joins three California educators in urging more LSD study and education at a day long seminar held at Arizona State Hospital. The panel emphasized that little is known about LSD and discussed research, treatment, and the drug’s effects on perception and mental state.
British railwaymen announce a work to rule slowdown starting Sunday night after crisis talks with Labour minister Ray Gunter. Locomotive and Firemen Union leader Albert Griffiths blames caboose scrapping for the dispute, fearing union integration with the guards’ smaller NUR.
In San Francisco, the Army conceded to civilian authority and granted a normal discharge to Pfc. Joe Smith of Brownsville California after 24 months of service. Smith welcomed the decision while lawyers from the ACLU pursued a writ of habeas corpus claiming continued service was unconstitutional.
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