Coleman Nomination Delayed as Illness Halts Senate Hearing
Senate hearings on James P. Coleman for a federal appeals seat were postponed after he suffered kidney colic and was hospitalized. Hearings on Homer Thornberry proceeded while other congressional actions noted include McKee’s FAA nomination approval and a birth control information bill. Housing debate continued over Johnson’s $6 billion plan and its rent subsidy controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Mississippi
James P. Coleman
South
Coleman
Judiciary
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
James “C.” Eastland
Canan
Homer ‘Thornberry
D-Tex
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
McKee
Johnson
William F. McKee
Federal Aviation ‘Agency
Air Force
George B. Kistiakowsky
Eisenhower
House
Site plan approved for five storey Scottsdale center
The planning commission approved a site plan for a five store shopping center at the northwest corner of Scottsdale and McDowell Roads to be built by Wonderfair Stores Inc. It includes a Walgreen’s El Rancho Market and Totem department store with future high rise offices and apartments planned to the west in later phases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale and
McDowell Rds
Ftv
Bob's Restaurant
Wonderfair Stores, Inc
Walgreen's
el Rancho Market
Totem Department
Hayden Rd
Osborn Rd
Rubenstein Construction Co
Bill Schradet
Camelback Rd
77Th
78Th Sts
Kimsey Lane
Garfield St
Hallcraft Homes
70Th
Osborn Te
Weve No
Graniteef and
Arth Sts
Osborn To
Barll Dr
Power plan agreed for Salt River Project bonds
Salt River Project shareholders vote on a plan to form a power exchange with the U S Bureau of Reclamation and refinance 13 47 million dollars in project bonds. The plan centers on a 225 000 kilowatt steam plant near Hayden Colorado and a 40 million dollar bond sale by Salt River Generating Co. to fund the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPL
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Salt River
Victor I. Corbell
Hayden
Colorado
Salt River Generating Co
Salt River Project
Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado River
Bureau
Glen Canyon
Corbell
Births at Good Samaritan and nearby locales
Good Samaritan reports a Scottsdale birth of a boy on June 23 to William and Harriet Hayes. Dr. Clifford and Lois Mink welcome a male child on June 24. Josephine Silver celebrates the arrival of a son on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Harriet Hayes
Scottsdale
Clifford
Lois Mink
Austel
Josephine Silvercat
Obscene movie trial delayed in Phoenix case
Ronald Fineburg co-owner of the Continental Theater faces four counts of exhibiting obscene items. Magistrate John B. Bradford set a hearing on a motion to dismiss for July 12 after attorney Jack E. Brown filed the action Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Ronald Fineburg
Continental Theater
John B. Bradford
Jack E. Brown
Fineburg
Kovac Denies Firing in GOP Finance Office Raid
Frank Kovac contends he resigned and denies being fired after a raid on the Republican Finance Committee office. He urges that three more GOP colleagues be fired, while National Chairman Ray C Bliss will decide. Aides report William Cody Kelly was fired for reading the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Frank Kovac
Becs
Ray C. Bliss
Kovac
Republican Finance Committee
Barry M. Goldwater
GOP
Mickey Spillane
William Cody Kelly
Bliss
Legion fireworks display planned for July Fourth in Scottsdale
The Sipe Peterson American Legion Post 44 will sponsor a July 4 fireworks show at Scottsdale Stadium. Police chief Walter Nemetz, post commander, said the display starts at 8 p.m. and lasts about two hours. Proceeds go to the Child Welfare Fund. Admission is 75 cents for adults and 25 cents for children under 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipe - Peterson American Legion Post 44
Scottsdale Stadium
Walter Nemetz
Child Welfare Fund
Tourist seminar on attracting visitors to Arizona
A Scottsdale chamber sponsored seminar at the Executive House tackled coordinating advertising to lure tourists to Arizona. James Simmons, head of Guaranty Bank and Arizona Bankers Assn, led the day with Dickson Hartwell delivering the keynote and others from the Arizona Development Board and Jennings Thompson Advertising Agency sharing insights on keeping tourists in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Executive House
Scottsdale Chambers of Commerce
James Simmons
Guaranty Bank
Arizona Bankers Assn
Dickson Hartwell
Arizonian
Bert Coleman
Arizona Development Board
Russ Gribbon
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Cochran's body flown home for burial in California
The body of actor Steve Cochran arrived in San Francisco by plane and will likely be shipped to Eureka California for burial. Cochran, 48, died of a lung infection that paralyzed him aboard his yacht Rogue off the Guatemalan coast last June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Steve Cochran
Eureka
Calif
Cochran
Wyoming
Guatemalan
Kosygin signals bigger Soviet aid to North Vietnam
Soviet premier Alexei Kosygin told a Kremlin celebration of Patrice Lumumba University graduates that Moscow is ready to increase military aid to North Vietnam and the Viet Cong. He warned American forces and spoke of a new Soviet commitment while reaffirming cautious Kremlin policy on Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Alexei N .Kosygin
Russia
Viet Nam
Kosygin
Kremlin
Patrice Lumumba Friendship University
China
Tryig
U.S
Soviet Union
Bliss outlines GOP plan to boost big city votes
GOP Chairman Ray C. Bliss presented a blueprint to improve Republican performance in large cities at the final Republican National Committee session. He cited 1960 and 1964 voting shifts, proposed a big city workshop, campaign manager school, and minority and senior voter outreach. Eisenhower suggested structural reforms for conventions, including a permanent chairman and tighter floor access. Bliss agreed to study Eisenhower ideas and address media concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Ray C. Bliss
GOP
Bliss
Republican National Committee
Halleerions
Big City
National
U.S. Capitol
Dwight Eisenhower
National Committee
Army
Pollice’ Department
Eisenhower
Ohio
Rosenzweig Blames Gov Goddard For Tax Snarl
Tempe Arizona Republican leader Rosenzweig told the Tempe Republican Woman's Club that Gov Sam Goddard’s hastily assembled tax program caused heavy costs for extra legislative sessions. He criticized the school tax plan as similar to the final version and said time and money were wasted on special sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempe
Harry Rosenzweig
Sam Goddard
Rosenzweig
Republican Woman's Club
Goddard
Arizona
House
Rotary installs Howard Ryan as 1966 President
Howard R. Ryan Jr was installed Monday as 1966 president of the Scottsdale Rotary Club at Hotel Valley Luncheon. Joseph V Patterson became vice president and Carl Plumb secretary. Harold R Davis remains treasurer. New board members include A Vick Swanson of First National Bank of Arizona and William J Hodges of Paradise Valley Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Ryan, Jr
Scottsdale Rotary Club
Joseph V. Patterson
Carl Plumb
Harold R. Davis
A. Vick Swanson
First National Bank of Arizona
William J. Hodges
Paradise Valley Country Club
Arizona construction lockout grips state labor talks
Construction in Arizona stalls as industry lockout affects more than 10,000 union workers. Union negotiators seek mediation from the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service while contractors insist on new terms. Negotiations with four crafts, Teamsters, Laborers and Carpenters continue amid mounting pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Construction Information Committee
Basic Crafts
Teamsters, Laborers and Carpenters Unions
Tucson Cement Masons Local 395
R. E. Barrett
Basic Crafts Negotiating Committee
Power line expansion reaches Tempe area with new Papago substation
The Salt River Project plans a 230000 volt line from Tempe to the Papago substation at 64th St and Thomas Rd. 15 towers averaging 110 feet rise from the substation toward the Tempe Bridge with 32 towers total. The line will carry power from the Ocotillo plant to the northeast metro area including Scottsdale. SRP has spent 250000 to beautify the substation and reduce objections, and the low fenced landscaped building sits along Maricopa County and Tempe rights of way near McDowell Rd and east of the Arizona Crosscut Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempe
Salt River
Papago
64Th St
Thomas Rd
SRP
Tempe Bridge
Arizona
Ocotillo
Transmission
Hayden Rds
Metro Litan
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
McDowell Rd
Arizona Crosscut
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress Today
United Press International
Omaha
Palm Springs
Pittsburgh
Albuquerque
Portland
Atlanta
Red Bluff
Bismarck
Reno
Sacramento
Boise
Salt Lake City
Boston
San Diego
Brownsville
Chicago
Seattle
Cincinnati
Spokane
Denver
Thermal
Des Moines
Detroit
Alpe
Fairbanks
Enn
Worth
Fresno
Carefree
Helena
Honolulu
Coolidge
Cottonwood
Kansas City
Vegas
Flagstaff
Los Angeles
FE Huachuca
Minneapolis
Gila Bend
Miami
New Orleans
Grand Canyon
New York
Heber
Oakland
Kingman
Maverick
Oklahoma City
McNary
Page
Payson
Phoenix No
Prescott
Safford
Teese
Spridgerville
Legion
Larry Roth
Navajo
Cocopah
Kennecott
Minnesota Mining
Neon
Montgomery Ward
Alcoa
Motorola
American
New York Central
American Motors
North Amn
At&t
American Tobacco
T Owens Finais
Parke Davis
Big ‘Sver
Pepsi’ Cola
Atchison
RCA
Bendix
Rexall
Bethlehem
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Eastman Kodak
Standard Oil of
Emerson Electric
Standard Oil
N.J
Ford Motors
Texaco
Frontier Airlines
Union Oilartes General Dynamic
General Electric United Aircraft
U.S. Rubber
Lys
Harry
Rotary
Howard Ryan
Barrett
Dan Mardian
Negotia
Tor
Ogoo
Mardian
Las Vegas
Bonanza
Reno S
Apstlen
Filan
Bais
Atween
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!