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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1967

Page

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Johnson Kosygin summit near agreement on meeting

President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin appeared close to a Soviet American summit as Secretary Rusk and Foreign Minister Gromyko met to work out details. No location was given but a Friday meeting before Johnson heads to Los Angeles was anticipated.

New York UPI Johnson Alexei N. Kosygin Rrnally Dean Rusk I AS — Gromyko Los Angeles Rusk United Nations Kosygin State Department Gromyko

Planner Eubanks Resigns to Join Simon Eisner and Associates

Robert Eubanks assistant city planning director submitted his resignation to accept a position with Simon Eisner and Associates in South Pasadena California He will remain until July 15 City Manager Bill Donaldson said the city is recruiting. Dale Hatch was hired to fill Planner I in the department led by George Fretz Hatch an economist came from Dayton Ohio previously employed by the U S Army and is a Brigham Young University graduate

Robert Eubanks Simon Eismer and South Pasadena Calif Eubanks Bill Donaldson Dale Hatch Planner I George Fretz Donaldson Hatch Dayton U.S. Army Brigham Young University

Thursday in the News Thursday in the News

United Press International summarizes a day of global events with brief items spanning politics, economics, and society. The digest highlights key developments, notable statements, and looming deadlines affecting nations and markets worldwide.

France ties Middle East peace to Vietnam conflict at UN

At the United Nations Foreign Minister Couve de Murville links peace in the Mideast to the war in Vietnam in a policy speech echoing President de Gaulle. In Washington scientists report China used a piloted drop to test its first hydrogen bomb. In Saigon an Air Force Phantom and a four engine Constellation collide. seven aboard uncertain, two pilots survived. Senator Tower calls for milder actions against Senator Dodd for financial misconduct.

United Nations France Middle East Vietnam Couve. de Murville U.N. General Assembly Mideast de Gaulle Washington China Peking Saigon U.S Air Force

Arizona Utility Seeks Disqualification of Commissioner

State public service company moves to disqualify Dick Herbert from gas and electric rate decision. Papers served at Phoenix commission meeting allege bias and prejudice. Charles Schmid appeals guilty 1964 murder case to void 50 year sentence. appeal filed by William A. Scanland.

Phoenix Arizona Public Service Company Commission Dick Herbert Tucson Charles Schmid Aileen Rowe William A. Scanland

Warning of bogus IRS agents targeting Scottsdale residents

IRS officials warn residents to watch for impersonators posing as federal agents to extort money over unpaid taxes. George D. Patterson notes genuine IRS staff carry identification and advises verifying credentials or contacting the IRS office. Jack Williams cites scams by agents seeking new addresses of debtors and says offenders face felony charges with up to five years in jail or a $5,000 fine.

Scottsdale George D. Patterson Internal Revenue For Arizona Internal Revenue Internal Revenue Service Patterson Internal Revenue Service Office Jack Williams IRS Williams

City Fine Arts Commission Forming At City Hall

Mayor Bud Tims meets at City Hall tonight with potential members for the newly authorized City Fine Arts Commission. Chairman will be Bill Jenkins with candidates Paul Halderman Agnes Adinetti Charles Schumacher Herbert L Flatt Phillip Leavitt Erwin A Webster and Mack Gilstrap under consideration.

Bud Tims City Fine Arts Commission City Hall Cirman Bill Jenkins Paul Halderman Agnes Adinetti Charles Schumacher Herbert L. Flatt Phillip Leavitt Erwin A. Webber Mack Gilstrap

Police nab youths in Scottsdale burglary spree

An adult and five juveniles were in custody for three burglaries, grand theft from auto, and stealing a car in Scottsdale. The group, ages 14 to 19, confessed. about 475 in equipment and money were recovered, including 350 in carpet laying tools. The crimes occurred June 2 to June 16.

Scottsdale Bob Mantel Ian Jack Maybee Mantel O ' Mantel

Community fund urged to aid Scottsdale family

Progress staff writer Don Bauer prompts readers to support the French family whose camper and vacation plans were ruined by vandals. He urges ad help and fundraising as locals discuss aiding the Frenches, with others like Mrs. Ralph Richards considering Legion Auxiliary involvement.

Don Bauer Scottsdale Bauer Iowa Ots Moring Bay Beal Ralph Richards E. Oak Ladies Auxiliary of The American Legion Scottsdale Daily Progress Ballpark Plaza

City wins grant for 55 acre Indian Bend Wash park near Coronado High

Senator Carl Hayden announced a $108 250 grant from the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development to Scottsdale for land acquisition and partial development of a 55 acre park in the Indian Bend Wash. The grant supports residents from Gila County and parts of Maricopa and Pima counties with Bernard E Casey of the Phoenix district office named manager of the Scottsdale facility. Hayden noted this is Arizona s first open space grant under the new program and lauded Mayor Bud Tims and Roy Elson for securing the funds. A new Social Security district office will open in Scottsdale at 30 Pima Plaza on July 17 serving about

Carl Hayden Bud Tims U.S. Department of Housing and Development Coronado High School Gila County Maricopa Pima Counties Phoenix Bernard E. Casey Scottsdale Indian Bend Wash Hayden Arizona Tims Roy Elson Wwent Social Security Pima Plaza

Scottsdale School District budget hearing set at high school

A public hearing on the record high 17.9 million dollar Scottsdale School District budget for 1967 68 will be held at 8 p m July 6 in the Scottsdale High School cafeteria. Announcement made today by School Supt John Tanner.

Scottsdale Scottsdale High School John Tanner

City considers ordinance on service station criteria

A city committee led by Council Woman Doris Mc Caulley will meet tonight to discuss proposed service station criteria. Invited are major oil company reps and Scottsdale station operators as five months of talks continue on layout design, lot size, location, and allied item sales.

Doris McCaulley Bud Tims Scottsdale City Planning Commission Oil Company

Vacationing teen injured in Scottsdale Road crash

A two car collision on Scottsdale Road and Lincoln Drive injures six people, including Patricia Stevens, 14, of Olney Illinois, hospitalized in good condition at Tempe Community Hospital. Linda J Stevens, 19, was driving the southbound car. Annie Purcell, 22, and her three children were treated and released. Purcell cited for failure to yield.

Scottsdale Rd Lincoln Dr Patricia Stevens Olney Ill Tempe Community Hospital Linda J. Stevens N. Scottsdale Hd Scottsdale Lincoln Annie Purcell Vista Ave Tamara Michelle Maria Castellanos Palo Verde Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Don Paxson Scottsdale Police Department Scottedale Rd

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By Stewart Hensley Planner United Press’ International U.N Soften Dodd Tower Thomas Dodd John Tower Texas Dodd APS Herbert Schmid Hal Moore Wayne’ Steele Jimmy Dorsey Coronado Golf Tom Lambie French Family Fund By Rick Cook Progress
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