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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1968

Page

4

Brezhnev weeps at Gagarin funeral in Moscow

Soviet Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev wept as he and top Kremlin leaders joined thousands of mourners passing the bier of Yuri Gagarin. The space hero and first man in orbit died in a jet crash, leaving widow Valentina and two daughters grieving.

Henry Shapiro Moscow UPI Leonid I. Brezhnev Yuri Gagarin Brezhnev Kremlin Gagarin Alexei N. Kosygin Nickolai V. Podgorny Valentina Uberance Soviet Union Vladimir Earth Vladimir Seregin

Mindszenty marks 76th birthday in Budapest

In Vienna with UPI reporting, Cardinal Mindszenty, the Roman Catholic primate of Hungary, reached his 76th birthday while remaining under confinement. He has spent years unable or unwilling to appear publicly, living under a life sentence-like condition as authorities restrict his movements.

Vienna UPI Josef Car Budapest Hungary Emibassy Vatican United States

Fires cause damage to vehicles and tractor in rural area

Fires Wednesday damaged two cars and a tractor with estimated costs totaling 850 dollars. A rental car in a driveway caught fire, a dashboard wiring short sparked another blaze, and a tractor fire from a broken fuel line caused the largest loss. Fire crews responded to three incidents with unknown causes for two.

R. B. Jehring N. Woodmere Fairway 76Th “St Thomas Rd Richard Sica 78Rd St J. and W. Rentals Scottsdale Rd

Balloon launch and community events at Paiute Loloma area

Balloons will be released next Friday at Loloma School with 2 cent helium balloons carrying names and addresses. The farthest travels prize is a large stuffed animal. The Paiute Loloma area hosts Family Fun Night with acts by Jack Martin, Liquid Color, a fashion show, and a barbershop quartet.

Loloma School Saloma School PALS Paiute Jack Martin al Jolson Liquid Color Edward Hahn Andy Griffin

Okun Criticizes Copper Price Hike Amid Strike Fallout

President Johnsons top economic adviser Arthur Okun says the public will bear the cost of ending the nine month copper strike. He attacks Phelps Dodge for a four cent rise to 42 cents a pound and faults wage boosts as excessive.

Washington UPI Johnson Arthur M. Okun Council of Economic Advisers Phelps-Dodge Co Phelps-Dodge Okun Olan

Scott Cooper Named Carrier of the Month

Scott Boyd 13 son of Mr and Mrs Ray Cooper of 98220 E Bonnie Rose Dr named Carrier of the Month for February at Mohave School grade eight pupil who enjoys baseball and music and plans college education and a car. He is praised for spotless delivery and subscriptions production and was a Disneyland visit winner last fall per Progress manager Clem Kosak.

Scott Boyd Ray Cooper E. Bonnie Rose Dr Scott Mohave School Disneyland Progress Clem Kosak

Judy Ernst named Scottsdale High foreign exchange student

Judy Ernst daughter of Dr and Mrs Clifford Ernst of 46 Thornwood Acres has been selected by American Field Service to study abroad this summer representing Scottsdale High. She underwent interviews and screenings and will depart June 14 returning around September 1. Announcement of destinations will come in late May.

Judy Ernst Clifford Isrnst Thornwood Acres American Field Service Scottsdale High Judy Stallae United States

Ethics and timing in a bridge slam tale

Alfred Sheinwold explains bridge ethics via a slam hand. East hesitated over the queen of hearts provoking thoughts of the king, but the declarer still executes a successful line. The moral: anticipate play and decide quickly to avoid betraying yourself in a finesse.

West South Declarer East Dummy

Mechanics to Vie in Trouble Contest at Scottsdale High

The Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest for high school auto mechanics will be at Scottsdale High School on April 5 at 1 p.m. Teams of two will diagnose and fix engine problems created by Plymouth specialists. Prizes include college scholarships, and regional winners advance to a national contest in Indianapolis in June with over 16000 in scholarships. Scottsdale students Tom Fellows Joe Phaden and Steve Thompson compete with an alternate named later. Shop instructor Bob Berryhill notes 37 Arizona schools will participate.

Beverly McNamara Scottsdale Scottsdale High Boosters Club Plymouth Scottsdale High School Plymouth Specialists Indianapolis Arizona Tom Fellows Joe Phaden Steve Thompson Bob Berryhill Scottsdale ‘High

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