Nixon faces new labor backlash over dock strike arbitration
President Nixon defends binding arbitration to end the West Coast dock strike as AFL-CIO and longshore leader Harry Bridges denounce the approach. A back-to-work bill gains momentum while Congress weighs hearings and alternatives. Agriculture and foreign buyers voice concern over delivery reliability. Nixon cites Japan seeking alternative suppliers to reduce reliance on U S exports.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
UPI
Nixon
West Coast
Afl-Cio
Washington
Harry Bridges
House
Senate
Frank Thompson Jr
D-N.j
Gerald Ford
Congress
Administration
Laurence B. Silberman
Agriculture
Earle Butz
Buzz
Japan
Mysterious gift box contains 55 dollars for Arko family
A gift box with 55 dollars was left on the doorstep of Robert Arkor at 7830 E Belleview. Arko suspects the money was intended to help his 16 year old son Ron hospitalized in Scottsdale Memorial for an ulcerated colon. The family, uninsured, used the funds for medicine and bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Arkor
Belleview
Arko
Ron
Scottsdale Memorial
Coronado
Arkos
Obituaries for Wilma Haughn and others in Phoenix area
Obituary notices report the death of Wilma R. Haughn 52, a Diamond’s executive secretary, in Phoenix. Also listed are Sandra Jean Weland 22 a student at Arizona State University and Nathanael Forrest Wescott 44, a Glendale trucking employee. Services are announced for each with burial plans and survivor details. Cremation and Heart Association contributions requested for Haughn.
Services for Mrs Virginia M Williams Held in Phoenix
Mrs. Virginia M Williams 63 a Church of Christ Scientist member died Thursday in a Phoenix hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. today at Green Acres Mortuary Cremation to follow. Survived by husband Harry two sons Wayne Tempe and Verson St Charles Mo two brothers three sisters and five grandchildren. Born in Mount Carmel Illinois she came to Arizona in 1965 from St Louis. организация
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Wilma R. Haughn
Diamond’s
Allied Stores
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Phoenix
Haughn
110Th St
Arabian Horse Assocation
Business & Professional Women’s Club
National Secretarial Association
Joplin
Seattle
John
Virginia Scobie
Vancouver
Wash
Joyce Nyholm
Holbrook
Rollo Radley
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
American Heart Association
Virginia M. Williams
Church of Christ, Scientist
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Williams
66Th St
Mount Carmel
Arizona
St. Louis
Harry
Wayne
Tempe
Verson
St. Charles
Bus Collision Kills 22 near Bogota
A bus collided with a fuel tanker on the road to Tunja north of Bogota, causing the tanker to explode. Police say 22 people died and 17 were injured as the fully loaded bus attempted to pass a slow truck on an upgrade highway.
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Bogota
UPI
Tunja
Cyclist injured in three-vehicle collision in Scottsdale
A cyclist, Nickolas Daigneault, 20, was treated and released after a crash involving a car and a motorcycle and a pedestrian in the 11400 block of North Pima Road. The pedestrian, Harry Hyder, 21, was also involved. Diners: Ray Eskridge, 65, driver of the oncoming car, cited for obstructing traffic. Another back-up incident led to a separate citation for Clarice Foote, 71. No serious injuries reported.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale
North Pima Road
Nickolas Daigneault
70Th St
Harry Hyder
E. Belleview
Ray L. Eskridge
84Th St
Eskridge
Daigneault
Cave Creek
Dan L. Tenniges
Tempe
Clarice Foote
Thieves Take $1000 in Guns and Jewelry
George Hughes Smith reports a burglary at his home on Friday. Entry through the kitchen door allowed thieves to steal three guns and jewelry valued at about $1000. He found the break in on returning home around 4 45 p m. Scottsdale police noted the loss.
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George Hughes Smith
N. 87Th Way
Scottsdale
Smith
Ternoon
Dwyer elected secretary treasurer of Arizona parks group
Mrs. Dwyer of Scottsdale Parks and Recreation was chosen secretary treasurer of District TI I of the Arizona Parks and Recreation Association. Ronald Pies, Tempe Parks and Recreation director, elected chairman succeeding L B Scacewater. Incumbent board members include Scacewater and William Ensign of Scottsdale.
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Dolores Dwyer
Scottsdale
L.B. Scacewater
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation
Pjes
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Scacewater
William Ensign
Scottsdale Department
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Grand Cay
Robert Abplanalp
Wilma Haughn
Sandra J. Weland
Sandra Jean Weland
Lincoln Hospital
St. Francis Cemetery
Weland
27Th Ave
Arizona State University
Lorain
Ohio
Michael
John Szabo
John Jr
Richard
Lynette
Susan
Marianne Szabo
Nathanael F. Wescott
Nathanael Forrest Wescott
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Cemetery
Mr. Wescott
The
Apache Junction Church of the Nazarene
Salt Lick
Akron
Eloise
Georgina Jean
Beverly Nelson
Highland
Calif
Carol Browning
Chandler
Nathanael Jr
Los Angeles
Clifford
Paul
van Leer
24Th Street
UPI Photo
U.S. Coast Guard
Bering Sea
Juneau
Alaska
U.S
Adak
United Press International
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Precio- Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
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Hi. Lo, Pep
Ore
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Rapid City
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Reno
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Boise
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Thermal
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Douglas
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Kingman
Las Vegas
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Payson
Louisville
Memphis
Prescott
Miami
Safford
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Tucson
New York Winslow
North Platte Yuma
Feminique International
Camelback
Scottsdale Progress
Earll
Paradise Park
Park Central Plaza
Scottsdale 4 Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc” Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Earl
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Owe Paper 4 Associaien
This Newspaper
Arizona Newspapers Association For Greater Public Service
Fashion
Hoth
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
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