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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1967

Page

10

Texas Rangers separate growers union clash in Starr County

In Starr County Texas a bitter wage dispute pits melon and vegetable growers against United Farm Workers organizers. The union cites a $1.25 minimum wage goal and has faced arrests and bonds while the Rangers remain to enforce the law amid local political tensions.

Kenneth Englade Rio Grande City Tex UPI South Texas Starr County Citrus Laredo Texas Rangers Delano Calif Eugene Nelson Virgilio Guerra Roma United Farm Workers Organizing Committee Guerra Joe Guerra Eagle Gilbert Padilla A. Y. Allee Ray Rochester la Casita Farms la Casita Starr Produce Co Rangers Ence Magdalleno Dimas Texas John Connally Johnson Joe Bernal San Antonio Bernal Rio Valley Connally Berna Rio Grande Valley

Scottsdale Graduates Spread Across Universities

A list of Scottsdale residents earning degrees from Yale University Redlands Whittier Wisconsin Xerox Fort Lauderdale Bishop's School Sarah Lawrence Colorado and Vassar includes Michael Leland Ahern Joseph Brack Arthur Lane Paul Moore Robert Parke Pamela Reed Stephen Kailin Thomas Kanneman Kai lin Margery Blane Constance Norris Pamela Morris Eileen Wangerin and others with degrees ranging from B S A B to nursing and English as they complete their studies this season.

Scottsdale Yale University Michael Leland Ahern Don J. Ahern E. Montebello Joseph Robert Brack Camino Miramonte Arthur Alan Lane Paradise Lane Yale University of Wisconsin Stephen M. Kailin

Smother Play Robs West of Trump Trick in Dramatic Bridge Deal

In a North South game West opens, cashes diamonds then ruffs, and a sequence follows where South uses dummy to force West to lose his trump trick. South then executes clubs, spades, and a heart finesse to secure victory, leaving West without a winning trump.

United States Europe West East South Dummy

Internal fight divides Klan in wake of secret NIC shock

Ku Klux Klan factions dispute an alleged secret National Intelligence Committee. Imperial Wizard Robert Shelton and North Carolina Grand Dragon J Robert Jones deny ousting or being aware of the NIC. Georgia Grand Dragon Calvin Craig says no official group exists. The FBI declines comment. George Dorsett claims NIC has functioned since 1964 with about 250 members.

Robert Woggon Charlotte N.C UPI Ku Klux Klan National Intelligence Committee NTC Lattare Atlanta NIC Robert Shelton Tuscaloosa Ala United Klans of America, Inc J. Robert Jones Grand Dragon North Carolina Klan Shelton Jones Calvin Craig Georgia Klan FBI Imperial Kludd United Klans George F. Dorsett Intelligence Committee Dorsett

Sanity hearing for Schmid delayed to June 19

The Pima County Superior Court delayed the sanity hearing and sentencing for Charles Schmid Jr. to June 19. Schmid seeks to withdraw his guilty plea to second degree murder in the 1964 death of Allen Rowe and to obtain a new trial. He promises to reveal Miss Rowe's desert grave if granted.

Tucson UPI Charles Schmid Jr Pima County Richard Roylston Roylston Schmid Boylston Allen Rowe Wendy Gretchen Fritz

Charros Donate Furnishings for Scottsdale Chamber Office

The Charros group of the chamber donated fourteen new board room conference chairs to the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce at 102 W Main St. Don Roberts presented the chairs to Walter Gray the chamber’s first vice president.

Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce W. Main St Charros Chamber Don Roberts Walter Gray

Spittoons Targeted By St Louis Aldermen Clerk

Frank Boland, clerk of the St Louis board of aldermen, plans to clear out 29 cuspidors from the chamber while the board is adjourned. Children asked about the brass objects and Boland fears another overrule as aldermen reportedly get spitting mad.

ST. Louis, Mo UPI Frank Boland Board of Aldermen

Scottsdale youths receive Kiwanis Club scholarships

Two Scottsdale high school seniors receive Kiwanis Club scholarships. John Mackey of Scottsdale High with a four year average of A record and upper class ranking plans chemical engineering at the University of Arizona. David Bass of Coronado High with an A average ranks in the top 10 and will study electrical engineering at Arizona State University.

Scottsdale University of Arizona Bass Coronado Mu Alpha Theta Students Forum National Honorary Society Arizona State University

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Union Paul A. Moore W. C. Moore E. Montecito University of Redlands Moore Scottsdale’ High Redlands Robert S. Parke John H. Parke Valley Vista Lane Whittier’ College Whittier Parker William Penn Society Omeron Delta Kappa Pamela Irene Reed W. B. Lowe E. Cambridge Whittier College Miss Reed Thalian Society Interdorm Council F. K. Skinner EB. Hubbell Xerox Corporation Phoenix Natonal Fort Lauderdale Florida Julie Lawrence Lassell Eleanor Comfort Bishop's School la Jolla Miss Lassell Martha Allis Clifford Joseph BE. Clifford II Sarah Lawrence College Margery Lorraine Blane Milton L Blane Granada Rd University of Colorado Constance Julia Norris Ralph A. Morris E. Cholla Vassar College Pamela Morris Carson J. Morris E. Cheney Dr Denison University Granville Ohio Miss Morris Eileen Rae Wangerin Reuben L. Wangerin 67Th St School of Nursing Loma Linda University Alfred Sheinwold CC Furnishings Hag U.S Arizona Fes Cole Vk Sen Ciay & Srate
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