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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1967
Page
2
The encyclical On the Development of Peoples endorses state action to promote information and measures for birth control while reaffirming bans on artificial methods. It links poverty and overpopulation and urges rich nations to fund a global war on misery and aid needy countries.
Arizona Highway Patrol said it routinely shipped tear gas to authorities in Mexico and western states at their request. Gov. Williams faced criticism for ending gas shipments to Hermosillo to quell rioting students. Rep. Carillo condemned the policy as illegal and immoral, accusing Williams of favoring Sonora officials without considering consequences.
United Press International reports midday trading in New York shares with observers noting mixed results across major sectors. Investors weigh corporate earnings outlooks as industrials and utilities show divergence in price movements.
Cigars seized for tax nonpayment from Trader Vic’s in Scottsdale will be auctioned at 10 a.m. Friday in the state Capitol hearing room. V I Nielsen Jr says 18 boxes of 40 cent cigars will be sold as a single lot to cover taxes with any excess going to the state general fund. The shipment of 400 cigars was removed after a tax official noted lack of tax stamps. This marks the first such confiscation of cigars for tax nonpayment.
Myrtle Myers 50 a longtime Scolisdale resident died at home 6902 N Hummingbird services 10 am Thursday Messinger Mortuary burial Green Acres Survivors husband James two sons Robert Sierra Vista Raymond Huachuca City two daughters Eden Reese Vera Rackley multiple brothers five grandchildren former Yellow Boot Guest Ranch employee born Ladysmith Wisconsin. Virginia Budai 74 Scottsdale died Saturday St Joseph s Hospital burial Chicago A L Moore and Long Mortuary notes she resided in Caan Bianca Inn Lake Forest husband Alexander daughter-in-law Jaime Adair Atchison Kans sister-in-law Rawleigh Warner Winnetka and four grandchildren.
Don Dresp, reference librarian at Arizona State University for two years, was named coordinator of services at the Scottsdale Public Library. Announced by Brad Simon, library director, Dresp, a native of Omaha, Nebraska, has been in libraries since 1960 and plans to move from Tempe to Scottsdale soon.
UPI reports the Chinese Army mobilized over 2,000 medical workers in Canton to curb deadly diseases spreading through Kwantung. Travelers describe meningitis and measles cases with fears of a large death toll amid drought threats.
Police report a theft at Peter Anderson Antiques 101 W Main Scottsdale. A white stone bust along with a three legged piano stool mahogany mirror and a green and yellow cabbage shaped pitcher were stolen from in front of the shop for a total value of 163 dollars.
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