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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1969

Page

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Kleindienst Named Deputy U.S. Attorney General

Richard Kleindienst a Phoenix attorney aged 45 was named deputy U.S. attorney general after a Monday appointment He held key roles in Nixon campaigns including campaign chairman in Arizona and state leadership spanning the western region His career included general counsel for the Republican National Committee and a run for Arizona governor against Sam Goddard.

Richard Kleindienst Phoenix U.S Kleindienst Justice Department Richard Nixon William Rehnquist Legal Counsel Nixon Arizona Barry Goldwater GOP Republican National Committee Winslow

New York Stocks Mixed in United Press International Ledger

A fragmented list of NYSE and corporate tickers shows varied moves across companies such as Alcoa American Can AT T Anaconda General Electric Ford Motor and General Motors. The clipping presents percent changes and company names with scattered formatting and odd characters.

New York United Press International I. duPont & Co Alcoa American Can American Motors At&t American Tobacco Anaconda Arizona Bele & Howell Nh Ben Behm Steel Boeing Chrysler Me Ag CBS DuPont Eastern Airlines Eastman Emerson Fairchild Camera Ford Motors BIA Frontier Airlines General Dynamics General Electric General Motors General Telephone Goodyear It&t d Johns Manville Kennecott Litton Minnesota Mining Marcer Motorola North Rockwell Northrup — Si Owens Illinois Pan Aame Pg&e Parke Davis Penitential Pepsico Polaroid Os RCA Ieeeeene Raytheon Aeah Santa’ Fe Sears, Roebuck Southern Pacific Calif United Press ‘International Pittsburgh Precipita Portland Rapid City Red Bluff Reno Albuquerque Sacramento Atlanta T. Salt Lake City Bakersfield San Diego Bismarck San Francisco Boise Seattle Boston Spokane Brownsville Thermal Chicago Washington Cincinnati Fort Worth Denver Des Moines Bisbee Detroit Coolidge Fairbanks Cottonwood Douglas Fresno Flagstaff Helena Ft. Huachuca Gila Bend Honolulu Kansas City T. Globe Las Vegas Grand ‘Canyon Los Angeles Kingman Minneapolis Nogales New Orleans Payson Phoenix Oakland Prescott Scottsdale Oklahoma City Tucson Omaha Palm Springs Winslow

Rainbow Girls report theft of dues in December

The Pot of Gold Rainbow Girls group treasurer told Scottsdale police the theft of $133 in organizational dues occurred in December from the home of Kendra Anfonson at 8331 E Rancho Vista Dr. The cash was kept in a bank bag in the girl’s room.

Scottsdale Pot of Gold Rainbow Girls Group Kendra Anfonson Rancho Vista Dr

Nixon declares a working cabinet at White House oath

President Nixon swore in 11 department heads at 8 a.m. with Chief Justice Warren presiding, minus Walter Hickel who cannot yet take the oath. Nixon announced the group would be a working cabinet and held a cabinet meeting after the ceremony. The Senate expected to debate Hickel’s nomination. several senators indicated opposition but anticipated confirmation.

Washington UPI Nixon Earl Warren White House Walter J. Hickel Senate Winton M. Blount Robert. P. Mayo Budget Bureau Charles Yost United Nations Mayo Wien Inter William Proxmire D-Wis Alaska Allott Senate Interior Committee Hickel Sierra Club Conser‘vation S. Sake

Bucher Describes Pueblo Capture Amid Sea Assault

Cmdr Lloyd M. Bucher testified at admiralty hearings about the Pueblo seizure on January 23, 1968. He said he faced four Communist torpedo boats two warships with cannons and two Mig jets circling overhead with no help in sight. He described distress messages and his attempt to steam away in a dignified manner before a submarine chaser opened fire and wounded him and two other crewmen. The Pueblo did not approach the Korean coast closer than 13.1 miles.

Coronado Calif UPI Lloyd M. Bucher The Pueblo White House Five Admiral Court Edward Grimm U.S. Pacific Fleet San Diego Bucher Frank L. Johnson U.S. Naval Forces Japan

Mayor Casts No Vote in Camelback Zoning Change

City Council approves rezoning Camelback Miller Rd site 6-1 with Mayor Bud Tims opposing. Haan & Cullers seek service residential for acre northeast corner. others note repeated attempts and concern over comprehensive plan alignment.

Camelback Miller Rd Civic Center Bud Tims Haan & Cullers Miller Haan & Cullers, Inc Haze Burch Tims Scottsdale Pima Rds Miller West Scottsdale Rd Ken Murray Bill—Jenkins

Lobby blamed in Hickel feud

Senate debate over Interior Secretary designate Walter Hickel opened with Sen. Gordon Allott accusing opponents of the nomination of using political maneuvering and pressure. The dispute centers on Hickel and the opposition to his confirmation.

Hickel Washington UPI Gordon Allott R-Corp Walter J. Hickel

Rural Firemen Handle Three Minor Calls

The Rural Fire Department answered three minor calls Tuesday none involved a fire. An electrical dish washer motor fire at 11400 North Sundown. a child locked in a house at 6861 East Osborn Apt C. and a dog trapped in a dry canal bed near Scottsdale Manor Wood Fairways, rescued with ladders.

E. Osborn Apt Scottsdale Manor Woodmere Fairways

Red fire downs 3 jets in VN clashes

In South Vietnam three U S Air Force F100 Super Sabre jets were downed by communist ground fire. One pilot was killed while the other two parachuted to safety. The first jet went down near Quang Ngai City. the remaining two fell near Saigon and Katum in Tay Ninh province. U S Army forces seized more than 30 tons of Communist arms in a large bunker complex. Spokesmen called it one of the war’s largest weapons finds.

Saigon UPI U.S. Air Force South Vietnam Quang Ngai City Capital Katum Tay Ninh Province U.S 1St. Air Cavalry

Obituaries include Ledbetter and Parker figures in Arizona

Obituary notices report Gray M Ledbetter head of Andian Bend Water Co who died at 54 in Phoenix Good Samaritan Hospital after moving from Wilmington Delaware in 1953. mentions Scottsdale life and family. Also notes Michele Parker eight year old who died at home with funeral plans in Scottsdale and Green Acres Mortuary arrangements. lists Parker family survivors and local church ties. Roy L Barton dies in Scottsdale hospital born in Sharon Iowa and long time resident with Masons service, multiple survivors, and interment in Bloomfield Iowa.

General Andian Bend Water Co Gray Caskey Michele Parker Scottsdale Second Ward Church of Jesus Christ Donna Granada John P Parker Phoenix Green Acres Mortuary Hayden Green Acres Dennis Brent Steven Jacquelyn A. L. Lutz Magna Utah Ogden Henry, Miller Phoenix Elks St. Stevens Episcopal Bessemer Ala St. . Stevens Episcopal Messinger Mortuary L. Barton Scottsdale Bloomfield Iowa Barton Sharon LaGrange Ill The Masons

Paris talks with Viet allies as Nixon aims for summit

President Nixon's Vietnam strategy is outlined as Lodge meets South Korea's Soo Young Tei and Australia’s David Anderson ahead of the expanded Paris talks. Huong of South Vietnam casts doubt on a quick agreement, citing the war's outcome as the key factor. The envoy also plans talks with Thailand and the Philippines. Meanwhile a Scottsdale woman reports being accosted by three teenage girls demanding money.

Paris UPI Vietnam Henry Cabot Lodge South Vietnam Pham Dang Lam South Korea Australia Saigon Trance Huong Huong Amy United States Ith North Ifnama Vietia Cong Lodge Soo Young Tee France David Anderson U.S Thailand Philippines Nists Nixon Arlier Huang Daniel Southerland Korea

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