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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1967

Page

5

Shea Blvd Extension Opens Boosting Scottsdale Access

Local notes report a new Shea Boulevard extension connecting Beeline Highway to Payson, shortening Scottsdale to Saguaro travel to about 30 minutes. The piece also covers entertainment briefs, notable moves, and media updates with a nostalgic Valley tone.

Walt Ditzen Shea Blvd Beeline Highway Payson Scottsdale Saguaro Cate Society Long Beach Calif Vic Wilmot Bill Winterble

Wirtz Promotes Johnson Rail Peace Plan Before Congress

Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz urged the House Commerce Committee to view the railroad peace plan as a new concept in labor relations. He testified amid skepticism as Congress prepares to hear Johnson's proposal to delay a nationwide rail shutdown until 1969 with binding mediation if needed. Senate hearings start Wednesday with White House and plan supporters denying compulsory arbitration.

Johnson Senate White House Wirtz Afl-Cio George Meany Congress

Tempe Plans 14.1 Million Capital Improvement Program

Tempe city council tentatively approves a six year capital plan totaling 14.1 million dollars including utilities streets and parks. The plan funds land purchases for a new city hall library and Papago Park projects with bond issues set for 1968 to 1971.

Hall of Justice Papago Park Rolling Hills George Rodgers

TV Set Stolen From Barber Shop

Ronald Gifford owner of Ron's Barber Shop on Thomas Rd reported a 19 inch TV stolen from the business early yesterday. Police said entry was gained by a hole knocked through a door on the east side and the door unlocked.

Ronald Gifford Ron Thomas Rd

Scottsdale Education Association Hails Negotiation Contract Plan

The Scottsdale Education Association reports its professional negotiation contract has improved since the Arizona Education Association conference. SEA President Phil Strittmatter says the contract is simple and understandable and may foster board faculty understanding. The SEA awaits Scottsdale School Board action after submitting the contract on April 28 and notes that other districts use similar three level negotiations with non binding third party input.

Scottsdale Education Association Scottsdale Board of Education Arizona Education Association SEA Phil Strittmatter Strittmatter Bob Jones Executive Board of the Sea Arizona The AEA Scottsdale Board

Chandler Man Electrocuted Reaching for Power Line

Truman Mitchell of Chandler, 57, died after a steel rod he held touched an overhead power line while he stood on a 16 foot irrigation standpipe. He worked for the Chandler Heights Water District and died at Chandler Hospital.

Chandler UPI Truman Mitchell Maricopa County Mitchell Chandler Heights

Ann Margret Smith and Ro ger Smith wed in Las Vegas

In a Riviera Hotel ceremony on the Strip District Judge John Mowbray united Sweden born actress Ann Margret and TV star Ro ger Smith after a brief engagement. The eight minute ceremony lacked attendants and was witnessed by two hotel executives. The couple plans a Burbank California honeymoon with limited details disclosed.

Las Vegas UPI Ann Margret Roger Smith Ann-Margret Smith Victoria Shaw Riviera Hotel John Mowbray Tony Zoppi Dick Chappell Sunset Strip Roberts Burbank Calif

Fired poverty program coordinator objects to probing questions

George Hickenlooper says he was fired from the St Louis area anti poverty training program for not asking applicants about sex lives and family relations. He cites a questionnaire with marital status race and income questions as invasive and says the measure aims at statistics over service. The development corp defends Washington mandated data collection and notes he was warned before May 31 termination. Hickenlooper plans to appeal to the corp executive board.

ST. Louis, Mo UPI George Hickenlooper St. Louis Human Development Corp War On Poverty Hickenlooper Washington The Development Corporation St. Bridget of Erin Catholic Church Pruitt-Igoe Human Development Corp Ques

Scottsdale Boys' Band Concert at Community Center

The 25 member Scottsdale Boys' Band directed by Charles Hall will perform brass concert selections. Gene Hanson of Coronado High will guest direct. The concert starts Thursday at 7 p.m. in the band shell at the Community Center located at 2nd St. and Ballpark Plaza. The public is invited.

Scottsdale Charles Hall Gene Hanson Coronado High

Vernon Martin Slayer Committed To Arizona State Hospital

Vernon C. Martin 57 was committed to the Arizona State Hospital after a sanity hearing in Coconino County Superior Court. Judge Jack Oge ordered continued confinement in Phoenix until capable of standing trial again for the 1964 murder of Wesley Hudman. Psychiatrists described Martin as paranoid, dangerous, acutely psychotic, and uncooperative. He shouted insults at officials and his attorney during the proceedings.

Flagstaff UPI Vernon Martin Arizona State Hospital Jack Oge Coconino County Ogg Phoenix Wesley Hudman Arizona Supreme Court Malor Tuchler Norman Daley, Jr Tuchler Sible Daley D. R. Babbit, Jr

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