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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1967
Page
8
An eclectic classified listing showcases dressmaking and alterations by Eloise Umphers plus interior exterior painting and tailoring. It also notes income tax bookkeeping services, a 1960s Triumph Spitfire for $500 cash equity, several cars with features like power steering air conditioning and V-8 engines, and a used VW trade in with 100 financing.
Open til 9 pm on Saturday with Sunday hours listed. Mesa dealer Patterson promotes Verkawagen cars at 41120 West Main Avenue.
This page outlines daily guidance for all zodiac signs from March 21 to April 19. It suggests balancing work and recreation, early tasks, family harmony, social activity, and practical plans with emphasis on personal growth and prudent decision making.
Bids due 11 30 a m at City Clerk office Scottsdale Arizona for remodeling and addition to Service Center Buildings C and G O Centralizing electrical work and fire shelter construction with work on Miller Street and Van Buren Street site. Plans and specs available from City of Scottsdale Public Works Division Engineering for twenty dollar deposit. Bid bond ten percent required. Published February 21 and 28, 1967.
Israel projects self sufficiency within about five years as Finance Minister Pinhas Sapir notes strong progress. He cites Arab boycotts as a spur, outlining how 13 Arab states pressured global firms and how Israel shifted to own production, gained new markets, and reduced reliance on outside aid.
President Johnson backs a consular treaty with the Soviet Union as a top 1967 foreign policy move. Senator Hickenlooper signals possible reversal and Dirksen plans to discuss the pact at a Republican meeting while the Foreign Relations Committee meets to vote. The treaty aims to protect U S travelers in Russia and win ratification.
Dr Arthur L Peterson will be inaugurated as the fifth president of the American Institute of Foreign Trade at a Thursday ceremony on the institute campus. About 1,000 guests are expected, with remarks by Dr Arthur S Fleming, Oregon University president, and 125 college delegates in attendance. Governor Jack Williams will address 300 guests at the dinner. The 20 year old institute trains Americans for overseas business with an enrollment of 400. Scottsdale directors include Roland Feltman Daniel Gainey Barry Goldwater G R Herberger Edward Jubber Raymond Rubican and Guy Stillman.
A six week course on identifying desert plants and their use in landscaping begins Wednesday at 3 p.m. in Papago Park's Desert Botanical Garden auditorium. Each Wednesday for six weeks, ending with an all day desert field trip April 3, covering desert formation, plant types, succulent culture, and desert trees and shrubs. For more information call 947-2800.
North-South vulnerable in a bridge hand, a five of clubs opening lead signals a singleton. South should recognize the danger and avoid a fatal finesse. The correct line is to win clubs and diamonds then draw trumps, preserving the contract.
The United States and five SEATO partners will conduct joint military drills in the Philippines from March 8 to 21. France and Pakistan will not participate due to policy disagreements. Participants and observers include the United States, the Philippines, Thailand, Australia, Britain and New Zealand.
Two Scottsdale youths joined the ASU Blue Key honor society in ceremonies, Richard E. Claver and Nicholas Spann. Three Scottsdale residents were named to Alpha Mu Gamma at ASU with Bever ly Boerner Tamara Miller and James Blunt. Additional local students earned dean’s list at the University of Arizona and Bowdoin College while others joined military units in Okinawa and Alameda.
UPI reports Justice Department sources view the Dillon Supply Co. case as an indicator the administration will toughen its stance on job bias. The Raleigh firm faces a suit under the 1964 civil rights act alleging racial discrimination in promotions and non desegregation of plant facilities.
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