Connally Named Nixon Chief Economic Spokesman
President Nixon designates Treasury Secretary John B. Connally Jr. as his chief economic spokesman while rejecting tax cuts and new spending goals. Connally warns unemployment targets remain goals and notes a substantial federal deficit beyond the $18 billion forecast. He cites vetoes on public works and wage-price measures and describes a $3 billion yearly business tax cut via administrative action.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Treasury
John B. Connally Jr
Texas
Congress
White House
Connally
Ronald L. Ziegler
George P. Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
McCracken
Shultz
Treasury Department
The
Kondy
Obituary for Gwendolyn G Strandquist Scottsdale pioneer
Gwendolyn G Strandquist 64 co owner of Scottsdale's first private pool died Monday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Born Chicago moved to Phoenix 1946, to Scottsdale 1948. Survived by daughter Mrs William K English sister Mrs Dorothy Schenke three grandchildren one great grandchild. Services Thursday 10 am Messinger Mortuary Chapel interment Memory Lawn Memorial Park. Memorials suggested to the family.
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Gwendolyn G. Strandquist
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Strandquist
E. Pinchot
Chicago
Phoenix
Brookfield
George W
William K
Dorothy Schenke
Messinger Mortuary
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
Arizona graduate among airman killed in Dutch collision
Capt. Ted G. Sweeting 27 died June 21 in a mid air collision while on an Air Force mission in The Netherlands. He a University of Arizona alumnus and former U of A football member. Survived by wife Lynn two daughters Kimberly and Kelly all of Scottsdale. father Gerald Sweeting Palm Springs mother Mrs Beverly Western and siblings out of state. Full military rites set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary with a Williams Air Force Base flyover. Burial in Green Acres Cemetery.
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Ted G. Sweeting
Vietnam
Netherlands
Sweeting
E. Doubletree
University of Arizona
U Ofa
Lynn
Kimberly
Kelly
Scottsdale
Gerald Sweeting
Palm Springs
Calif
Beverly Western
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Williams Air Force Base
Green Acres Cemetery
Notable deaths in Arizona: Gardner and Plott
Raphael Gardner 65 of 6833 E. Osborn killed in a Sunday auto crash in Phoenix. Native of Lisbon Iowa, 11 years in Arizona, worked with Socony Mobil Oil in South America. Survived by wife Frances, daughter Connie Richlin, son Marvin, two sisters, five grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Services Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary with Masonic rites. Roy Dick Plott 55, Navy fighter pilot in WWII and Korea, died Sunday in Doctors Hospital. Retired from the Navy in 1958, formerly with Britannica and founder of East Phoenix Rotary Club. Survived by wife Dorothy, son Lt Barry M. Platt, daughters Jeanie and Dorothy, mother Mrs. Sopha Platt, three brothers, two sisters. Services Wednesday at Whitney and Murphy Arcadia Chapel.
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Raphael
Gardner
Socony Mobil Oil. Co
Spain
South America
Mr. Gardner
E. Osborn
Arizona
Venezuela
Lisbon
Iowa
Rawlins
Wyo
Petroleum Club
Roy ‘Dick’ Plott
Navy
Whitney and Murphy
Arcadia Chapel
Indian School
Phoenix
Platt
Doctors Hospital
The
East
Phoenix Rotary Club
Scottsdale
California
Kansas
Dorothy
Barry M. Platt
Newport
R.I
Jeanié
Sopha Platt
Mount Hope
Kan
Fire near Apache National Forest halts White Mountain Railroad
Fires in the Apache National Forest suspend the White Mountain Scenic Railroad until danger passes. Reed Hatch says service will resume with daily schedules when safe. Hold reservations for now and exchange for future trips. refunds available at ticket offices.
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McNary
Apache National Forest
White Mountain
Reed Hatch
Trout stocking suspended in Arizona creeks and river
The Arizona Game and Fish Department announced trout stocking in Tonto and Christopher creeks and the East Verde River on the Mogollon Rim was suspended due to high water temperatures and low runoff. Stocking of Rim lakes continues if water levels remain adequate, barring U S Forest Service road closures from fire danger.
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Phoenix
UPI
Tonto
Christopher Creeks
East Verde River
Mogollon
Rim
Arizona Game and Fish Department
U. S. Forest Service
Auto Burns In Arizona 1962 Triumph TR4A Blaze
A 1962 Triumph TR4A burned Monday afternoon at 6300 North Camelback Manor Road. Firefighters reported the cause as undetermined at 3 02 p m. Loss estimated at 600 dollars. Owner listed as Reimier Mersritz while Marianne Johnson drove the vehicle.
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Camelback Manor Rd
Reimier Mersritz
Marianne Johnson
Civitans Install Officers in Scottsdale Club
Milt Laffen was installed as president of the Saguaro Civitan Club of Scottsdale at Saturday ceremonies. New officers include Dick Becker as first vice president Jim Portis as second vice president Gene Norrett secretary and Stuart Houston treasurer. Board members are Burl Allom Bob Robinson Karl Voldeng and Ed Kirk. Laffen a Motorola instrumentation market manager and longtime Civitan member was installed by Kirk. Awards went to Gene Norrett Jim Portis Dick Becker and Paul White. The group meets noon Thursdays at Ye Olde Lantern.
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Milt Laffen
E. Cypress
Saguaro Civitan Club
Scottsdale
Dick Becker
Jim Portis
Gene Norrett
Stuart Houston
Burl Allom
Bob Robinson
Karl Voldeng
Ed Kirk
Lafsen
Ton
Motorola
Civitan
Valley Toastmaster’ Club
Area 4
Toastmasters International
Laflen
The
Valley Presbyterian Church
Kirk
Area 2
Civitan International
Gene” Norrett
Dick ’ Becker
Paul ‘White
Copper pact talks continue among Arizona mining firms and union
Contract negotiations proceed as four major Arizona copper companies and United Steelworkers meet to avert a strike. Anaconda offers 70 cents per hour raise over three years, Phelps Dodge 5 cents, ASARCO 80 cents, Kennecott silent amid weekend reports. Unions seek $1.10 hourly increase plus 65 cents fringe benefits. United Steelworkers spokesman calls Phelps Dodge offer a step in the right direction.
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Arizona
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
American Smelting , and Refining Co
Kennecott
Cass.Alvin
United Steelworkers
North Vietnam massing troops near DMZ amid attacks
UPI reports two South Vietnamese generals say 16 000 North Vietnamese troops sit just north of the DMZ with tanks artillery and antiaircraft guns. They note 6 000 have entered since May 1 and warn of further Communist offensives while U S spokesmen cite increased activity including antiaircraft fire and shelling near Quin Nhon and Fire Base Fuller with casualties and damaged bases.
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Quang Tri
Thua Thien
South Vietnam
U.S
Dmz
Saigon
Fuller
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
da Nang
Four Corners Governors Urge Ecological Impact Study
Four Corners Regional Commission leaders urged pairing ecological studies with economic assessments for proposed Four Corners funding. Gov. Calvin Rampton of Utah and governors King of New Mexico Williams of Arizona and Love of Colorado pressed for federal updates on power plant studies while addressing budget and personnel matters.
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Santa FE
N.M
UPI
Four Corners
Regional Commission
Calvin Rampton
Utah
Rampton
Stanley Worner
Commission
Bruce King
New Mexico
Jack Williams
Arizona
John Love
Colorado
Byeingan Spearaear
King
Wamer
Allan Howe
Love
Williams
Four Corners Commission
CAP funds may be released for Central Arizona Project
Rep. John J. Rhodes and Wesley Steiner said federal CAP funds could be released by fall after Arizona formed a single agency to contract CAP water. The Arizona Water Commission resolution creating the Central Arizona Water Conservation District was filed in county records and with state officials. Gov. Williams must appoint a 15 member district board to contract CAP water and levy taxes to repay project costs.
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Phoenix
UPI
Central Arizona Project
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
Wesley E. Steiner
Arizona Water Commission
Office of Management and Budget
Arizona
Steiner
Central
Rhodes
Counting Tricks in a Bridge Hand Lessons from Margaret Wales
A bridge analysis shows declarer counting five spade tricks and nine total, with a club finesse and trump ruffing decisions. The article praises Margaret Wales of Dallas for teaching precise counting and choosing sure plays over probabilistic slips.
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West
Declarer
South
Margaret Wales
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Connie Richlin
Salinas
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Roy Plott
Hes
Dmif Slinger
Ours
Civitans
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Léa
King of Hearts
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Velda-Rose Motor Hotel
Jimmy Payton
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Mesa
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