Ruling delayed in Baker case on defense bids to suppress witness
Federal Judge Oliver Gasch held a temporary ruling on motions to dismiss charges against Robert Gen Baker or suppress the testimony of Wayne L. Bromley. Bromley testified about monitored conversations with Baker and a hidden microphone used during a 1965 hotel room meeting, saying the tape may be useless and that he acted on his attorney's guidance.
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UPI
Oliver Gasch
Robert Gen Baker
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Wayne L. Bromley
Edward Bennett Williams
Bromley
Baker
Senate
Democratic
Los Angeles
Bromiley
Grand Jury
Economy Shows Steady Growth Despite Slump in Sectors
Commerce Department reports 1966 fourth quarter GNP rose at an annual rate of 759.1 billion with a 58.3 billion gain for 1966 as defense spending and inventories offset weakness in autos appliances and housing. Analysts warn inventory buildup may signal a future downturn.
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UPI
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Oldest carrier adds customers in retirement effort
Walter Holloway 81, the Progress’s oldest motor route man, retired in 1959 but now helps deliver the Daily Progress in Scottsdale area. His wife Margaret drives as they serve about 150 customers in northwest Scottsdale Paradise Valley and Clearwater Hills, adding new routes to mark his birthday.
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Detroit
Arizona
Scottsdale
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Paradise Valley
Clearwater Hills
Stocks Show Modest Gains Across Major Averages
Dow Jones industrials rise to 835.73 up 0.60 and rails up 1.17 while utilities slip 0.74 as overall market activity shows 7,740,000 shares traded at noon. Key issues include Alcoa American Can Ford Motors General Electric IBM AT&T and United States Steel among listed names.
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General Dynamics
General Electric
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General Telephone
Goodyear
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HH Kennecott
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
New York Central
North American
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Parke Davis
Pepsi Cola
RCA
Rexall
San
Scottsdale Jaycees mark their 15th year of service
Scottsdale Jaycees celebrate 15 years of community service dating to 1953 founding by the Mesa Chapter. The group responsible for Parada de Sol and Scottsdale Boys Club has a 250000 national membership across 8000 communities. Mayor Bud Tims proclaims Jaycee Week and urges continued civic work.
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Scottsdale Boys Club
Civic Betterment
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The
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Tulsa
Oklo
Tims
Dick Hauser
Harold Kennedy
Irving McMahon
Bill Schrader
Les Matlock
George Stroup
Charles Anderson
Don Chambers
Roy Clappini
Erv Hanson
John Harper
Robert Paterson
Pat O'Brien
Bill Mack
City Buys 14 Lots for Civic Center Complex
City officials announced 14 parcels have been purchased for the new city hall library complex. Assistant city manager Ken McDonald said 25 of 40 lots in the civic center area have been contacted. More owners will be called for meetings once funds are available.
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Ken McDonald
McDonald
Civic Center
Arizona Senate weighs LSD ban and education bills
The Arizona Senate opened its second week with Sen. Harold Giss proposing a bill to outlaw LSD. Other measures include abortion safeguards, standard time retention, and funding for junior colleges in Pima Yavapai and Pinal counties. A 263 page uniform commercial code bill also was introduced.
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UPI
Arizona
Harold Giss
D-Yuma
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Senate
Tom Beaham
Douglas Holsclaw
Arizona House
Pima
Yavapai
Ernest Garfield
State Board of Directors
Pinal
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Boyd Tenney
R-Yavapai
Social workers strike in New York over pay scale
About 7,500 social workers walked out in New York City demanding higher salaries from the Department for Welfare. Negotiations continue with the SSEU, seeking a starting salary of 6,800 dollars, up 1,050. If the 1965 strike recurs, welfare services could be severely reduced. 40 offices operate citywide. A dispute over a meeting room prompted officials to change the location.
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UPI
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Social Services Employes Union
SSEU
City Hall
Bill to cap state universities at twenty five thousand
A Arizona House bill proposed by Rep. Dave Jenks would cap enrollment at 25 000 for all state universities and branches within five miles of the main campus excluding extension or correspondence students The measure aims to curb campus growth while another bill seeks credit acceptance between state colleges and universities. Rep Jin Shelley sponsors a repeal of hours of employment limits for women amid civil rights concerns with two female House members supporting.
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UPI
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Mari‘copa
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ASU
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Shelley
R-Maricopa
Ruth Peck
Maricopa
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Gila
Work as Therapy in Mental Hospitals Advocated by Doctor
Dr Melvin B Cohen of Harding Mass argues that paying patients for work in state mental hospitals boosts recovery. Patients gain self respect and motivation to live independently, and work helps assess future outside performance. He envisions protected housing and nurse support to reduce relapse and aid discharge readiness.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Obituaries for Charles Daley and Donna Thorp in Arizona notices
Charles J. Daley a retired Bell System engineer died at 75 in Scottsdale. Survived by wife Margaret L and sister Catherine Hunter. Rosary and funeral rites set at Messinger Mortuary and Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church with burial at St. Francis Cemetery.
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Phoenix
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Second Street
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Arizona
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Lexington
June Baron
Wirrn Igan
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Brookfield
Ray H. Butcher
Jackson
Mich
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Butcher
N. 75Th St
Coldwater
Clark Equipment Co
Eleanor
Lavanna Burton
Georgeanna King
Leon
Orville
Sam
California
Sylvia Norton
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Blizzard and high winds sweep the Plains and upper Midwest
A severe storm system brought heavy snow Arctic cold and 50 mph winds with gusts exceeding 100 mph across North Dakota Minnesota and surrounding states. Blizzard warnings were issued with drifting snow closing roads and risky travel as bitter cold spread from Montana to Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Atmospheric Research Center
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Burglars Target Scottsdale Doctors Offices
Burglars broke into two Scottsdale doctors offices late last week taking about 33 dollars in cash from Dr. Lyndon Sutherland at 2607 N Hayden. Dr. Gerald Zimmerman’s dental office at 2601 N Hayden was also entered with no items missing. A separate theft on 6273 KE Base Circle saw two radios valued around 60 dollars taken Friday between noon and 4 p.m.
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Lyndon Sutherland
Gerald Zimmerman
Sutherland
N. Hayden
Zinmnerman
Fred Riehle
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