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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1968

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Rockefeller wins Massachusetts GOP primary upset over Volpe

Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller of New York wins Massachusetts presidential preference primary with 1,240 more votes than Gov. John A. Volpe, securing 34 GOP delegates on first ballot. Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy dominates Democratic race over Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. Nixon finishes third in GOP standings. Rockefeller lauds low campaign effort and surprise at results.

Boston UPTI Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Massachusetts John A. Volpe Richard M. Nixon Rockefeller Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota Robert F. Kennedy McCarthy Hubert Humphrey Kennedy Volpe Nixon Sen Edward) Brooke Rmass

Scottsdale Public Center to Open With Art Drive

A week of festivities begins October 11 for the Scottsdale Civic Center opening announced by Mayor Bud Tims. The lineup includes Remington and Russell paintings from the Amon Carter Museum, a Phoenix Symphony concert at Coronado High, and a Scottsdale Artists League show at Fashion Square. The Scottsdale Art Collection Committee unveiled initial acquisitions and outlined a fund drive aiming for 100000 in cash and art objects, with an immediate goal of 50000.

Bud Tims Scottsdale Civic Center Remington and Russell Fort Worth Coronado High School Phoenix Symphony Scottsdale Artists League Fashion Square Dale Wright John Waddell Civic Center New Scottsdale Art Collection Committee

Supreme Court Delays Open Hearing in Phoenix Case

The U.S. Supreme Court signed an order delaying a Court of Appeals decision that would require an open preliminary hearing for Ronald Kent Hooper and Pervis Ole Scroggs. The hearing initially occurred in closed court in Phoenix after a District Court ruling, which the Ninth Circuit overturned before reaching the Supreme Court.

Washington UPI U.S. Court of Appeals Phoenix, Ariz., Men U.S. Supreme Court Ronald Kent Hooper Pervis Ole Scroggs U.S. District’ Court Phoenix San Francisco

Scottsdale Students Named National Merit Scholars

Three Scottsdale area students are named National Merit Scholars for the 1968 69 school year. Exeter Bird of Scottsdale High School wins a 1000 scholarship to Harvard to study math or physics. Melissa Crowfoot of Saguaro High School earns a Michigan State University Merit Scholar for Spanish at Michigan State. Robert Ward of Saguaro High School receives Marshall Field World Book Year Book Merit Scholar status to Arizona State University for Pre Law.

Scottsdale Area Sheldon J. Kotz E. Kotz Exeter Bird Harvard University Scottsdale High School National Honor Society Mu. Alpha Theta Theodore Roosevelt Teenage Republicans Mu Alpha Theta

Poor People's March Seeks End to War and Poverty

Leaders of the Poor People's March in Washington meet Secretary of State Dean Rusk urging withdrawal from Vietnam and renewed focus on domestic poverty. Rev. Ralph Abernathy and 100 representatives press for jobs housing and antipoverty programs while Rusk promises serious consideration and notes the need for peaceful solutions.

Washington UPT Dean Rusk United States Vietnam Ralph David Abernathy Rusk Martha Grass Ponca City Okla Albert Foyles Baltimore Abernathy Congress

Thieu and Ky vow to fight on despite possible U.S. pullout

In separate Da Nang and Saigon speeches Thieu and Ky urged continued resistance to the Communists even if Washington leaves. Ky criticized Kennedy and McCarthy for not visiting South Vietnam, saying they have no right to fault Saigon without first seeing its problems. Thieu pledged no talks with the Viet Cong and no territorial surrender, aiming to rebuff peace settlement fears.

Saigon UPI Nguyen-Cao Ky Robert F. Kennedy Tumene J. McCarthy South Vietnam Washington Hanoi Thieu da Nang To Dan Stadium Eugene J. McGarthy U.S North Vietnam

Fire damages Balsz School in Phoenix

A large fire at the abandoned Balsz School in Phoenix damaged the auditorium and two wing sections of the I shaped building. Ten fire units used 100000 gallons of water to control the blaze believed started by children playing with matches. The school began in 1888 under Mrs Redondo Balsz and main buildings dated 1914 but has not been used for three years.

Phoenix UPS Balsz Tal Redondo Balsz

Obituary notices and stock listings from Phoenix area

Obituaries for Harry F. Markham John D. Luobikis Gomer Rohrig and Fred H. Tenhover note their deaths and services. Stock table lists New York stocks with prices from United Press International courtesy of Francis I duPont.

New York United Press International Francis I. duPont &Co

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