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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1973

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ITT President Met CIA Spy in 1970 Meeting over Chile

ITT President Harold Geneen met with CIA official William Broe at the Sheraton Carlton hotel on July 26 1970 amid ITT efforts to block Chilean President elect Salvador Allende. ITT officials testified as Senate subcommittee probes examine ITT CIA links and possible interference in Chile politics.

Washington UPI Harold Geneen International Telephone & Telegraph Corp U.S ITT Senate William Merriam Salvador Allende Chile Merriam Geneen William V. Broe Clandestine Services Western Hemisphere Directorate of Plans Central Intelligence Agency Senate Foreign Relations Broe Sheraton Carlton CIA Allendé Allende John Mitchell White House Frank Church D-Idaho ITT Corporation Subcommittee Corporation John J. McCone McCone Nixon Justice Department Hartford Fire Insurance Co Sheraton Division

Gun test planned on found pistol in Tempe canal

A .22 caliber pistol found in the Tempe Canal will be test fired at the Dept of Public Safety crime lab to see if it matches bullets from the execution style killings of two Northeast Phoenix teens. Police say James Burgoyne, 18, and his girlfriend Kathy Roger, 17, were shot with .22 and .38 caliber weapons. A 17 year old Mesa youth led investigators to where the pistol was thrown from a stolen car. An inquest is set for 4 p.m. Wednesday before Justice of the Peace Lawrence Mulleneaux. Investigators continue following tips with about 50 calls daily.

Temper Canal Department of Public Safety Phoenix James Burgoyne Scottsdale Community College Kathy Roger Mesa Tempe Canal Tempe Saguaro Lake West Mesa

Cubs report equipment thefts and fund drive items

Cubs say four baseball gloves a warm-up jacket and a batting helmet were stolen from the Eldorado Park locker room between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday. An earlier police report noted 400 in stereo gear taken from Joseph Chinniel at 6825 E Osborn Rd. An Operation Co-Operation meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at the Franciscan Renewal Center to raise funds for Birthright via yard work for donations.

Joseph Chinniel E. Osborn Chicago Cubs Eldorado Park Vedie Himsl Cubs Operation Co-Operation Franciscan Renewal Center Lincoln Drive

Yogi Baba Rick to appear on What’s My Line show

Scottsdale resident and author of Yoga Tennis and Awareness Through Sports will join the nationally televised quiz show What’s My Line this Wednesday at 6 p.m. Rick Champion known as Baba Rick teaches yoga tennis through the Scottsdale Adult Enrichment Program and Phoenix Parks and Recreation. He and wife Maxine live and teach on a leased farm at 7711 E Second St. The fourth Yoga tennis course begins the week of March 26 through the Scottsdale program.

Scottsdale Rick Baba Rick Phoenix

Ratliff Seeks Special Permit for Two Homes on Mummy Mountain

Paradise Valley planning panel to review John D. Ratliff's request for a special use permit to build two residences on two lots in Club Estates No 4 on Mummy Mountain. Access via Glen Drive would serve five homes, requiring a permit. Meeting at 7:30 p.m. at town hall 6325 N Invergordon Rd.

Paradise Valley Planning and Zoning Commission John D. Ratliff Temp Club Estates Mummy Mountain Ratliff Glen Drive N. Invergordon Rd

Tombstone on Tour Agenda With YWCA Routing

The Scottsdale Tempe YWCA road tour will stop noon in Tombstone then visit the Saguaro National Monument near Tucson. The cost runs 13 dollars for YW members and 14 50 for non members, lunch not included. For reservations call the YWCA.

Tombstone Saguaro National Monument Tucson Scottsdale-Tempe

Scottsdale High reports thefts and vandalism at campuses

Officials say tools valued at 416 were stolen from Scottsdale High wood shop during the first semester while nine windows worth 150 have been broken since February 28. Two stopwatches worth 30 each disappeared from a desk in a classroom and a 39 stopwatch was stolen from the Navajo School PE office last week.

Scottsdale High School Scottsdale High Navajo School Granite Reef

Gilbert Dies. Early Scottsdale High Coach Remembered

Thomas Mack Gilbert 69 died at home in Tempe after moving from Illinois to Arizona in 1946. He coached Scottsdale High’s first football team in the early 1980s and was a former teacher, salesman, and athlete. Graveside services are set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Double Butte Cemetery, Tempe. Contributions may go to the American Cancer Society. Carr Mortuary of Tempe handles arrangements.

Thomas Mack Gilbert Scottsdale W. 12Th St Tempe Mr. Gilbert Coles County Illinois Eastern Minors University Pawnee Auburn Mt. Carmel Edwardsville Ill Marston Supply Co Phoenix Sun Angel Foundation Old Time Athletes Association Emily Roy Coppinger M. B. Gilbert Charleston Double Butte 48Th Street Broadway American Cancer Society Carr Mortuary

Death Notice of Virginia Sweet Paddock in Scottsdale

Virginia Sweet Paddock 63 a West End Brewery New York City telephone operator died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital. She moved to Scottsdale in 1972 from Utica New York survived by son Douglas Sweet and sister Mildred Dealing. Services and burial in Utica at Green Acres Mortuary announced.

Virginia Sweet Paddock West End New York City Good Samaritan Hospital Utica N.Y Douglas Sweet Scottsdale Mildred Dealing Phoenix Green Acres Mortuary N. Hayden Rd

Obituary Henry S. Sturgis Banker and magnate dies at 81

Henry S. Sturgis 81 retired New York banker and business magnate died at his home. Services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Barnabas on the Desert Episcopal Church. He had lived in the Valley since 1958 after retiring from First National City Bank. He served on multiple corporate boards and as special representative for industrial development in Arizona. He was an Army WWI assistant adjutant to Gen. Billy Mitchell and a Harvard 1915 cum laude graduate. He is survived by sons Henry Jr. and Robert, a stepson, two sisters, nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Contributions suggested to St. Joseph's Hospital or Scottsdale Girls Club.

Henry S. Sturgis New York St. Barnabas Desert Episcopal Church N. Mockingbird Lane Sturgis Yucca Rd First National City Bank of New York General Mills, Inc J. I. Case Co Best Foods, Inc Curtis Wright Corp The Pullman Co Erie Railroad First National Bank of Arizona Arizona Billy Mitchell Cheyenne Wyo Harvard University Paradise Valley Country Club Catharine Henry Jr New York City Robert Scottsdale Nathan G. Osborne Jr Florida St. Joseph’s Hospital

Duffey Services for Leonard Duffey Veteran Boilermaker

Leonard F Duffey 62 longtime boilermaker for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad died Sunday in Tucson Veterans Administration Hospital He served in World War II Normandy invasion and was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars He moved to the Valley in 1955 from Chicago Funeral is at Paradise Chapel with burial in Greenwood Cemetery Survivors include Bernice a son Leonard J and two daughters Barbara Vehmeier and Bernetta Havelin along with siblings and grandchildren.

Leonard F., Duffey Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Paradise Chapel E. Indian School Rd Greenwood Cemetery Duffey N. Hayden Rd Tucson Veterans, Administration Hospital Veterans of Foreign Wars Chicago Bernice Leonard J Phoenix Barbara Vehmeier Scottsdale Bernetta Havelin

McClellan J Heath remembered in barber shop owner rites

McClellan J Heath 52 owner of Mac's Barber Shop from 1958 to 1963 at 24th Street and Campbell will lie in state at 7:30 p.m. today in Whitney Murphy Arcadia Chapel. Mass is set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Church of St Theresa. Burial follows at St Francis Cemetery. Heath a World War II veteran and member of the Barber's Union leaves wife Ann four sons Charles McClellan Jr Robert of Phoenix Edward of Louisville Ky a daughter Mrs Gary Geske a Phoenix sister Mrs Richard Fulbright of Phoenix and two siblings out of state plus three grandchildren.

McClellan J. Heath Mac’s 24Th Street Campbell Whitney & Murphy Arcadia Barber’s Union The Valley Lexington Ann McClellan Jr Charles Robert Phoenix Edward Louisville Gary Geske Richard Fulbright

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