27 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
1
Hayaloft four sisters Patricia Hallmark Pamela Beth and Janet helped 800 Scottsdale youngsters with straw spreading on 15 acres near Coronado School for soil conditioning. City workers rewarded the volunteers with free swim passes for their community effort.
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White House economist Gardner Ackley told the House Senate Joint Economic Committee that an income tax increase is needed this year to hold down prices and interest rates. He said a tax rise would safeguard healthy prosperity and not trigger a recession.
In Phoenix City Court this afternoon dancers Carol Sergent and Laura Russell 25 and 31 were to be arraigned on indecent exhibition charges. The Totem Pole Tavern operators Edward Elliman and Doris Elliman face charges of permitting an act disturbing the peace procuring a person for an exhibition offensive to decency and allowing nudity. Divers found what is believed to be the wreckage of a private plane missing last year on a Mesa Show Low flight at Roosevelt Lake.
President Johnson will host King Hussein of Jordan at the White House on Wednesday in a high level diplomatic push to resolve the Mideast crisis. Hussein, in New York for the UN assembly, would be the first Arab leader to confer with Johnson since the Arab-Israeli war began.
Gerald Sudbeck chairman of the city planning and zoning commission will resign effective July 1 after 2% years on the panel and as chairman since January 1 He cites private business pressure and the city council will seek a replacement. Sudbeck, president of Sudbeck Engineering Co, also serves as town engineer for Paradise Valley.
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrived in Havana and, with Fidel Castro, toured Havana and surrounding districts. Cuban media offered few details while international observers noted light security and a restrained reception.
The Scottsdale School Board set September 19 for a $13 million bond election to fund construction of one high school one elementary school and six middle schools. If approved the levy would remain at or not exceed 1.65 per 100 property valuation.
Scottsdale city council moved to draft a topless dancing ban without full study. Councilman Leonard Johnson noted such dancers may draw certain tourists but not the city’s desired crowd. Councilwoman Donia McCauley warned to be ready for any outcome.
Israel virtually annexed the Old City of Jerusalem after capturing it in the war. Prime Minister Levi Eshkol submitted a bill to the Knesset to fuse the municipal authorities and safeguard access to holy sites, with a Foreign Office spokesman noting protections against desecration and interference.
Rep. Sam Flake criticizes the Acottadale School Board review of a 17.0 million budget saying most of the funds go to salaries. He questions kindergarten and counseling efficacy, suggests larger class sizes, and urges no new hires while citing Scottsdale district salary costs and valuations.
The French Family Fund now totals $290.25 to send the 14 French children to Idaho to visit grandparents this summer. The family camper was wrecked by vandals, forcing cancellation of the trip due to lack of funds.
Adam Clayton Powell says he would accept censure by the House only if modeled on Sen. Thomas Dodd's approach and rejects a public reprimand in the House. He notes racial injustice behind his 1967 exclusion for misuse of travel and payroll funds totaling 46 228 dollars and urges equal treatment while facing potential reimbursement.
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