Ford Meany clash over economy at NAACP convention
Ford told the NAACP he is confident the economic decline is over while warning against inflation and deeper recession. Meany denounced the administration’s recovery as cruel and fraudulent and urged a united protest against high unemployment. Ford cited rising retail sales and lower inflation as signs of recovery.
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Washington
Ford
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Afl-Cio
George
Meany
Ford Administration
Congress
America
Blood donations sought for Fourth of July weekend
Persons wishing to donate a pint of blood to area hospitals may do so until 8 p.m. tonight at the Scottsdale Library Auditorium located at 3939 N. Civic Center Plaza.
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Scottsdale Library
N. Civic Center Plaza
Obituary for Edward J. Jackson Phoenix engineer and community leader
Edward John Jack Jackson 50 of Scottsdale dies Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A Reynolds Metals plant engineer 20 years and City of Phoenix employee three years, he chaired El Zaribah Shrine staff and held Rainbow Grand Cross. Survived by wife Lorraine daughters Ann Marie Thompson and Susan E. Jackson brother Rufus sister Elizabeth Hudson. Services set Wednesday 2:30 p.m. at A.L. Moore & Sons Mortuary Phoenix.
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Edward John
Jack”’ Jackson
Arizona Water and Pollution Control Association
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Jackson
Osborn Rd
Reynolds Metals
City of
Phoenix
Masonic Lodge
el Zaribah Shrine
International Order of Rainbow
Phoenix College
Arizona State University
Lorraine
Ann Marie Thompson
Mesa
Susan E. Jackson
Rufus
Port Deposit
Elizabeth Hudson
Rising Sun
A.L. Moore & Sons Mortuary
W. Adams St
Vera Woller 92 Dies After Valley Residence
Vera Woller 92 longtime Valley resident died Sunday at her home 6631 E Earls Drive Survivors include sons Harold Sun City Kenneth Muskegon Mich Charles Punta Gorda Fla daughters Elwin Murphy Brooklyn N Y Lucille Furguson Vera Aldrich and Richard McGill Scottsdale eleven grandchildren nineteen great grandchildren and one great great grandchild Services and interment will be in Adrian Mich Arrangements through Green Acres Mortuary
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Vera Woller
The
Valley
E. Earls Drive
Harold
Sun City
Kenneth
Muskegon
Mich
Charles
Punta ‘Garda
Fla
Elwin Murphy
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lucille Furguson
Vera- Aldrich
Richard McGill
Scottsdale
Adrian, Mich
Green Acres Mortuary
Arthur H. Beckman dies at 90 in Arizona home
Arthur Henry Beckman an Arizona resident for 26 years died Monday at his home 7035 E Palm Lane. Born in Chicago he came from Salt Lake City and worked for Western Union as a wire chief retiring in 1948. Survivors include daughter Mrs Benjamin B Schaffer of Scottsdale three grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Private memorial services will be held at Messinger Mortuary.
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Arthur Henry Beckman
E. Palm Lane
Mr. Beckman
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Utah
Western Union
Benjamin B. Schaffer
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary
Freeway backer Palmer owns land on Papago route in Paradise Valley
Oscar C. Palmer a Paradise Valley council member and MAG backer owns five parcels along the proposed Papago Freeway route from 67th Avenue to 22nd Street. State and county records show parcels valued at about 185,200 with improvements. Palmer was the sole MAG vote against the Durango I-10 alternative after voter objections in a May 8, 1973 advisory poll. He chairs UNITE which backs Papago and plans to file November ballot petitions.
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Oscar C. Palmer
Paradise Valley
Palmer
Maricopa
Phoenix
67Th Avenue
22Nd Street
Durango
McDowell Road
Black Canyon
24Th Avenue
UNITE
Black Canyon Highway
McDowell
Culver
Tempe man guilty in extortion plot
A Tempe man, Frank Joseph Casciola, 33, was convicted by a federal jury of conspiracy and three counts of violating the Hobbs Act for extorting Charles Johnston, owner of Select Artists Associates. Accomplice Ronnie Jamison, 39, pleaded guilty to conspiracy in May and faces sentencing. Casciola awaits sentencing August 18. Jamison on July 14.
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Tempe
Charles Johnston
Select Artists Associates
Camelback Rd
Frank Joseph Casciola
U.S. District Court
Carl Muecke
Casciola
Ronnie Jamison
Muecke
Jamison
Johnston
Extortion Note Found Linked to 1974 Trader Gene's Burglary
A janitor found an 18 month old extortion note at Mag's Ham-Bun on Scottsdale Road. Police link it to the Trader Gene's burglary of January 1, 1974, which damaged turquoise valued at about 235,190 with 88 pounds taken. no suspects were named.
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Mag’s
Ham-Bun
Scottsdale Rd
Vernon Davis
Davis
Scottsdale
Jerry James
Trader Gene's
E. Osborn Rd
James
May’s
Polité
Suspect held for embezzlement in Scottsdale case
Larry Green, 32, was charged with two counts of embezzlement totaling 3600 dollars after police arraigned him and set a 2200 dollar bond. Investigators say the alleged June 9 1973 embezzlement of 2600 dollars and a 1000 dollar theft occurred while he worked as an accountant for Hal Talmadge and Associates. Green faces a preliminary hearing at 9:30 a.m. July 15.
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Scottsdale
Larry Green
N. 61St Place
Justice of the Peace
Nancy West
Green
Tony LeGault
William Boynton
Hal Talmadge and
LeGault
Talmadge
Dr. Boynton
Boynton
City to begin rezoning annexed area for one acre horse sites
City council last night approved a rezoning move for a 17 square mile annexed tract north of Double Tree Ranch Road and east of 104th Street converting county 43,000 square foot lots to city zoning. Mayor Jenkins warned the one acre zoning may change with a city master plan.
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William C. Jenkins
Double Tree Ranch Road
104Th Street
Heinz Hink
Richard Filler
Filler
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Edward J. Jackson
Arthur H. Beckman
Steve Corkran
NEW Christy Minstrels
M.cormicrane Gstaurant
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