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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1972

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Labor leaders quit Pay Board over Nixon program

George Meany AFL-CIO joined by Floyd Smith and I W Abel resign from the 15 member Pay Board protesting government wage controls. They accuse the panel of serving business and administration interests and vow to press for a united labor front.

Gene Carlson Washington UPI George Meany Federal Pay Board Nixon Meany Afl-Cio Floyd Smith International Association of Machinists I. W. Abel United Steelworkers Union United Auto Workers Leonard Woodcock Teamster Frank Fitzsimmons Smith and Abel Price Commission

Harlem Congressman Clayton Powell Near Death in Miami Hospital

News reports say Harlem Congressman Clayton Powell, 63, is in a coma and near death after an earlier prostate operation. He was airlifted to Jackson Memorial in Miami amid a dispute over custody of his body. A temporary restraining order blocks release of Powell’s body or possessions while courts decide ownership.

Washington UPI Jack Anderson International Telephone & Telegraph ITT Salvadore Allende Chile Central Intelligence Agency White House State Department U.S Miami Jackson Aorla Oday Reeth Dingo Powell Harlem Vhat Clayton Powell Gila Powell Sn Vario Yvette Powell Starteu Egal Action Darlene Jack A. Falk Jackson Memorial

Presidents accused of deception and secrecy in executive power

Amherst historian Dr. Henry Steele Commager told Arcadia High School that Kennedy Johnson and Nixon expanded executive power through secret executive agreements and undeclared wars. He cited the Gulf of Tonkin incident as a deception and accused leaders of misleading Congress and impairing due process. He spoke at Scottsdale Community College's Evening Speakers Forum.

Dennis Carroll Poogress Arcadia High School Henry Steele Commager Amherst College Kennedy Johnson Nixon Legislative Congress Comminger Gulf of Tonkin Commager Prof. Commager Scottsdale Community College

Scottsdale man aims for 1000 mile soaring record

Scottsdale aviator Joseph C. Lincoln plans a 1000 mile solo endurance flight starting in Reno, Nevada, within the next month ending April 25. A renowned soaring authority and author of On Quiet Wings, Lincoln says the sport has long existed but is gaining broad notice and will begin with his own devices and nature as the only support.

Scottsdale Reno Nev Joseph C. Lincoln Lincoln Encyclopedia Americana Federal Aviation Agency

FBI still hunts D. B. Cooper hijacker with new Army search

US authorities expand the Cooper case with an Army presence near Lake Merwin Washington amid reports from KATU TV Seattle of guards screening cars. The hijacker grabbed 200000 dollars and four parachutes after a Northwest Airlines flight from Portland to Seattle.

Lake Merwin Wash UPI FBI D.B. Cooper Portland Katu-Tv Seattle D. B. Cooper Cooper Reno Nev

Obituary of Vernon W. Evans Funeral Director in Phoenix

Vernon William Evans, 87, longtime Phoenix funeral director, died Tuesday at Doctors Hospital. A native of Winchester Kentucky, he moved to Phoenix in 1900, started at George Merryman Funeral Home, became a licensed mortician in 1920, and ran Merryman from 1927. He buried the Hunt family at Papago Park and retired to Scottsdale in 1964. Services Friday at Messinger Mortuary with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors: daughter Mrs Earl Slyder of Scottsdale, brother Eddie P. of Phoenix, six grandchildren.

Vernon William Evans Phoenix Doctors Hospital Mr. Evans 78Th St George Merryman Winchester Scottsdale Messinger Mortuary E. Indian School Greenwood Cemetery Earl Slyder Eddie P

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