21 Feb 1969
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1969
Page
1
United Press International presents the 24 hour temperature and precipitation readings ending at 4 a.m. The update compiles regional highs and lows, rainfall totals, and notable weather patterns across the nation.
A. J. Erwin a Goebel Real Estate salesman for seven years died Wednesday at John C. Lincoln Hospital. He retired in May due to ill health and lived at 11427 N. 68th Pl. A Pueblo, Colorado native and 32nd degree Mason, he belonged to Alice Avenue Baptist Church and Shrine. Surviving spouse listed.
A J Erwin dies leaving a son James P. Erwin of Scottsdale and two daughters Frances Seminara of Los Altos California and Charleen Erwin of Scottsdale. He also leaves two sisters and two half brothers out of state. Services set for 11 a.m. Saturday at Bethany Church with visitation from 5 to 9 p.m. today. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
Services for Mrs. Anamarie Poulsen aged 50 will be at 10 30 a m Monday at Green Acres Mortuary Burial will be in Green Acres Cemetery Mrs Poulsen died Tuesday at her home 6302 N 87th St She was born in Philadelphia and moved to Phoenix in 1965 from Flemington New Jersey Friends may call at the mortuary after 2 00 p m Sunday
The National Democratic Party accused of neo Nazi ties will convene in several Bavarian towns this weekend. Spokesmen said the party rented halls after being barred from Bamberg, Germany.
Hyde Park High School PTA president Mrs. Edna Jackson says she may urge parents to withdraw their children from the school as a $6 million remodeling project proceeds. She alleges workmen spend too much time flirting with students during the renovation.
National PTA president Mrs. Irvin Hendryson told a Valley Ho reception in Scottsdale that future education funding must come largely from state budgets by closing tax loopholes. She urged equalization of funding nationwide and emphasized prioritizing first grade salaries and early education including sex education and parental reading. She warned of pressure on the middle class for preschool prep and called for collaboration between school groups and PTA to boost influence.
A bomb planted by Arab guerrillas exploded in a Jerusalem supermarket crowding women and children. Two people died and 33, including a 45 year old woman in critical condition, while 13 were seriously hurt. Police rounded up 150 suspects amid cross community tensions.
Police report nearly $3,000 in property stolen in Scottsdale. Mountain States Telephone Co. lost a dozen pocket signalers and a charger from a storeroom at 25 West Ist Street between 9 and 11 p.m. Signalers valued at $220 each and the charger at $100. Thieves pried entry by removing a lock cylinder and attempted to pick the door to a security area. In a second burglary, Richard O Poulin lost $173 in silver certificates from his Arcadia area home, with entry gained by prying an outer door between 2:15 and 4:30 p.m.. police noted a large screwdriver used by the burglar.
Premier Alexei N. Kosygin marked his 65th birthday in Moscow with no public ceremonies as Soviet leaders usually observe milestone anniversaries only on special occasions.
A 21-year-old Scottsdale man, Donald Lee Schlicker of 8501 E. Montecito, led police on a high speed chase through Scottsdale after an officer attempted a traffic stop at 12 15 this morning. He was blocked at Hayden and Indian School, charged with disturbing the peace and reckless driving. He reportedly said he did not want another traffic ticket.
A Washtenaw County sheriff's department dog attacked a deputy during a student protest at Eastern Michigan University on Thursday. The incident occurred as the dog was taken to the rally and bit the deputy in the seat of the pants.
Marina Oswald Porter testified she never heard of Clay Shaw before the murder accusation and said Oswald did not know Shaw’s principal accuser Perry Russo or co conspirator David Ferrie. Judge Haggerty refused to direct acquittal as the trial proceeded with jurors to hear more defense witnesses.
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