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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1968

Page

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Nixon meets Urban Coalition leaders in private briefing

President elect Richard Nixon held a one and a half hour session with the Urban Coalition steering committee including David Rockefeller Whitney Young Jr John V Lindsay Andrew Heiskell and Arthur Flemming The group discussed private business efforts to aid urban poor and reported Nixon showed keen interest The Urban Coalition aims to channel private business into ghettos and push anti poverty legislation Also present were Henry Kissinger William Rogers and Walter Lippman during the meeting in New York

New York UPI Richard M. Nixon The Urban Coalition David Rockefeller Man Chase” Manhattan Bank Whitney Young Jr Urban League John V. Lindsay New York City John W.gardner Health, Education and Welfare Andrew Heiskell Time, Inc Cochairman Coalition LW. Abel Steel Pennsylvania William W. Scranton Middle East Br. Henry A. Kissinger Nixon William * Up. Rogers Walter Lippman

George K Ruffin Former Thunderbird pro dies at home

George K. Ruffin a former golf pro at Thunderbird Country Club died at home on Thursday morning at 6638 East Cheryl Lynn Avenue after a suspected heart attack. Firemen responded at 7 52 am and he was taken to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival.

George K. Ruffin Thunderbird Country Club E. Cheery Lynn Ruffin Scottsdale Baptist Hospital

Saigon Under Bombardment As Viet Cong Attack Near Capital

Communist forces shelled three towns near Saigon as U S B 52s dropped 3 5 million pounds of bombs on guerrilla positions. At least 10 killed and 14 wounded, including 10 civilians, in shells on Sa De Loc Ninh and Khanh Heng. South Vietnamese troops reported 12 guerrillas killed 5 soldiers wounded. An American helicopter was shot down but crew escaped injury.

Saigon UPI U.S Sa de Loc’ Ninh Khanh Heng South Vietnam

Stolen $700 Marine Gear Reported to Scottsdale Police

Robert Foley reports a theft of boat gear valued at $700 from a locked garage in Scottsdale. Missing items include a boat-mounted depth finder and a marine ship to shore telephone set.

Scottsdale Robert Foley E. Granada

Car Motorcycle Crash Injures Two Youths on N Hayden Road

Kenneth Burns 16 and James Hiser 15 were treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a Thursday accident on N Hayden Road. They were riding north in the 3300 block when a southbound car turned left into the cycle. Richard Cook 42 was cited for failure to yield.

N. Hayden Road Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Kenneth R. Burns E. Mitchell James Hiser Hayden Richard G. Cook E. Bofifa Cook

Obituary for Eleen Howard on Salt River Reservation

Eleen Howard, 33, of the Salt River Indian Reservation, died Sunday at her home. Services will be at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on the reservation. She was born in Arizona and worked at Granada Apartments in Scottsdale. Survivors include her husband Ervin, son Ervin Jr., her mother Elizabeth Garcia, two brothers Delmer and Alexander Stanley, three sisters Priscilla McKinley, Rose Mary Loos, and Madline Stanley. Friends may call at Universal Memorial Center. Burial will be in the reservation cemetery.

Eleen—Stanley Howard Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Salt River Indian Reservation Howard Arizona Granada Apartments Scottsdale Ervin Ervin Jr Elizabeth Garcia Delmer Alexander Stanley Reservation Percilla McKinley Yuma Rose Mary Loos Madline Stanley It Universal Memorial E. Jefferson

Barr to probe non-delinquent juvenile system

House Majority Leader Barr announced a rapid, wide review of Arizona's non-delinquent juvenile system focusing on foster homes. A 4-13 member committee led by Carol Ann Erikson will study placement services, foster parent qualifications, and private agencies, with hearings before January's session.

Phoenix UPI House Burton Barr Carol Ann Erickson Phoenix Social Worker Bess Stinson David Stone Tucson

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