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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1968

Page

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Czechs Claim Partial Win in Czech Soviet Summit

Czech news agency CTK reported officials signaled a successful tone as three day talks near conclusion. Dubcek and Smrkovsky told villagers the discussions appeared to be turning out well and a joint communique was expected tonight.

CTK Leonid Brezhnev Alexander Dubcek Josef Smrkovsky Cierna Puszla Kosice Brezhnev Dubcek Smrkovsky Dipeck Ukraine

Mine tax formula studied in Arizona hearing

The Arizona Board of Property Tax Appeals examined how mine properties are valued in a protest by Phoenix businessman J Michael Morris. Morris urges using 42 cent copper price instead of the 32 cent 10 year average used by the state valuation department..Arlo Woolery testified and staff economist Dr Robert Headington explained the 10 year average could rise with inflation and was recommended by an international expert for high price periods.

Phoenix UPD State Board of Property Tax Appeals J. Michael Morris Morris Conmands State Department of Property Valuation Morris Laurence Whitlowe Arlo Woolery Woolery Robert Headington Headington

Weather Summary From United Press International

A United Press International weather brief lists temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. Local readings show variations across regions with notable rainfall and cooling trends. Data cover multiple stations and indicate prevailing conditions for the early day.

United Press International

Santa Claus prevails in Santa Idaho post office showdown

In Santa Idaho the local post office faced closure on Aug 2 as part of a nationwide budget cut. Residents and Idaho’s delegation urged retention arguing the facility is a Christmas tradition where postmistress Regina Freda and her husband answer letters to Santa each year.

U.S. Post Office Scrooge Santa Santa’s Regina Freda Idaho Santa Claus Freda Marvin Watson

Congress rejects immediate mail cutbacks

Congress did not intend to reduce postal service. The Senate approved delaying drastic cuts and the House planned to follow, ensuring the Post Office will continue regular rounds including Saturdays. The vote undermines the Postmaster General Watson's plan for immediate service reductions.

Senate House W. Marvin Watson

Nixon links crime rise to Johnson policies in seven page statement

Richard M. Nixon told the Republican Resolutions Committee that crime rates reflect Johnson era policies and warned against an armed society. He urged government to restore domestic peace and security and cited fear among women and men buying home protection. Senator John Tower presented the document.

Miami] Beach UPI Richard M. Nixon GOP Resolutions Committee John Towers R-Tex Nixon America

Humphrey Pushes for Free South Vietnam Elections

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said free elections in South Vietnam should include all groups, including the National Liberation Front. The remarks marked a shift from President Johnson and outlined a new Vietnam stance in a speech prepared for the National Association of Counsellors.

Washington UPI Hubert H. Humphrey Oday South Vietnam National Liberation Front Vietnam Johnson Humphrey National Association of Coun Hanoi NLF Viet Cong

Burglar Arrested After Stolen Check Attempt at Basha Market

A professional burglar, Harry David-Wymer aged 69 with a lengthy crime record, was arrested in Scottsdale by Detective Dale Samuels after a burglary at Basha's Market in Phoenix. Police found a burglary toolkit dynamite caps and a pistol in his car and Wymer admitted shifting from safe cracking to passing bogus checks due to age and ill health.

Phoenix Basha’s Scottsdale Harry_David-Wymer Dale Samuels Wymer

Counter spies to meet for three day national convention

About 150 members of the National Counter Intelligence Corps Association will convene at the Valley Ho Hotel for a three day meeting starting Thursday. Scottsdale resident and NCICA president Charles N. Ronan cites Dana Tyler Moore as a keynote speaker. Moore, former head of counter spy services in the Middle East, will speak at the Saturday night banquet alongside Barry Goldwater and Mayor Tims.

National Counter Intelligence Corps Association Valley Ho Hotel Charles N. Ronan Scottsdale NCICA Dana Tyler Moore America Middle East Barry Goldwater Tims

Steel firms raise prices to fund new USW wage pact

Pittsburgh dispatch reports U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel moved to raise prices to help fund a $1.5 billion three year wage contract with the United Steelworkers covering about 400,000 workers. Bethlehem increased all prices by slightly under five percent effective Aug 8. U S Steel raised fine mill products with hikes up to 9.7 percent effective Oct 1. Industry analysts expect other firms to follow. The move follows a 1962 Kennedy rollback and comes as the contract ends a nationwide strike threat.

Pittsburgh UPI United Steelworkers Union USW U.S. Steel Corp Bethlehem Steel Corp Bethlehem U.S. Steel Johnson John F. Kennedy

When You're a Widow book reviewed by Mayo Clinic doctor

The Mayo Clinic emeritus consultant praises Clarissa Starr's When You're a Widow for helping widows cope with grief. He notes Starr’s view that recovery comes through living usefully, avoiding self pity, and seeking humanitarian activity rather than retreating into sorrow. He shares personal experience of healing through assisting troubled patients.

Concordia Publishing House St. Louis Clarissa Starr

Action on Fortas delayed by Senate committee quorums

Senate judiciary panel failed to reach a quorum to consider Abe Fortas for chief justice. Only seven of sixteen members attended a closed session, leaving the nomination to wait until Congress reconvenes after the conventions in September.

Washington UPI Senate Abe—Fortas Bechief Congress Sen Hiram Fong Hawaii Fortas Hari Warren Homer._Thornberry

Youth injured in Scottsdale crash hits power pole

An 18 year old Scottsdale youth, Reuben Henry of 8220 E Sells Dr, lost control of his car and struck a power pole in the 7800 block of E Camelback about 12 30 a m He was the sole occupant and was treated and released from Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Police cited him for failure to control a vehicle

Scottsdale Reuben Henry E. Sells Dr Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Henry E. Camelback

Guadalupe land fight pits Yaqui residents vs Presbyterian Church

In Guadalupe Arizona Yaqui and local residents oppose a church led renewal plan that would transfer land, redevelop housing and streets, and expand the Guadalupe school. Judge Yale McFate paused parts of the plan, with 24 families facing eviction if the proposal proceeds, while protests outside the Maricopa County Superior Court emphasize demands for justice.

Phoenix UPI Guadalupe Presbyterian Church Maricopa County Yale McFate The Presbyterian Church Con Elizabeth Biehn Scottsdale Paul van Cleve Maynard Schneck Trust McFate Tempe

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