Resignation of Army Secretary Stanley Resei in Johnson Nixon Era
Pentagon announced Army Secretary Stanley Resig resigned after six years in post under Johnson and Nixon. Resignation followed decision to promote one general amid charges of covering up the My Lai massacre. Defense Secretary Melvin Laird accepted the resignation in a brief letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Army
Stanley
R. “Resti
Johnson
Nixon
Regot
Tetter
Aemote
My Lai
Defense
Mélvin R. Laird
Real estate hounding follows Greyhound Armour move to Phoenix
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce officials formed a task force to calm aggressive real estate agents who have pressed Greyhound and Armour executives after their announcement to move national headquarters to Phoenix. Most employees will decide individually where to relocate, with 1500 to 2000 expected to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber” of Commerce
Greyhound
Armour_—Corporations
Phoenix
Chicago
A. J. Collins
Scottsdale
Se Chamber of Commerce
Rosenzweig Center
Central Avenue
Park officials decry sonic booms damaging ruins
National Park Service Director Hartzog criticized military aircraft sonic booms for destroying prehistoric ruins and eroding cliff faces in scenic areas. He told a House Appropriations subcommittee that the conduct by pilots was disgraceful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
National Park Service
Arédis
G.B. Hartzog
House
Thieves Steal Four Tires From Service Station
Police report a grand theft at American Oil on 3126 North Scottsdale Road where two Hispanic males removed four tires valued at 150 dollars at about 8:35 p.m. The incident occurred while the station was open and the thieves fled with the tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Scottsdale Rd
Stereo stolen in burglary at 2615 N 68th Place
Police report burglars targeted the Bruce Herring residence between noon and 4 50 p m Thursday taking a 630 dollar stereo from the east bedroom. Entry was made by pulling a screen from a window and exiting through a sliding door with the stereo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Herring
April UPI price rise in US costs driven by food and clothing
Washington reports April cost of living up 0.3 percent marking the sharpest one month rise this year. Food prices up 0.9 percent and clothing up 0.4 percent led the advance while the overall index stood at 120.2 percent of the 1967 average, up from 119.8 in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Labor Department
April Labor Report Indicates Modest Gains in Purchasing Power
The April report shows prices up partially offset by lower mortgage rates and gasoline. New car prices fall while used car prices rise. Average hourly earnings rise two cents boosting weekly earnings to 124.75, though hours stay flat. After price adjustments purchasing power up 0.3 percent. Three month price rise at 2.8 percent, unchanged from prior period. Grocery costs up 0.9 percent driven by fruits and vegetables. beef pork and dairy up while pork and eggs decline seasonally. About 72,700 workers receive cost of living adjustments per the Labor Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Mesa Community College honors coed at Honors Convocation
Mesa Community College held its Honors Convocation with top awards to Renee Desjardins for the E. J. Brown Award and William Mosely Jr. for the top men’s award. J.C. Penney Valedictorian went to Mrs. Merle Olson, while nine men joined the Men’s Honorary and 15 women joined the Honor Board for leadership and scholarship. Forensics teammates Randall-Claybourn and Mellonie Greer were noted for a third-place national finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Mesa~Community’ College
E. J. Brown
Renee Desjardins
E. San Miguel
Tempe
J.c.penney
Merle Olson
Gerald F. Bourgeois
N. Sundowi
Jodi Gidilanza
Mary”-Beth - VanGorp
Indian Bend Rd
Retired colonel honored at CAMP dinner in Washington
A special CAMP meeting will honor Col Harold B Wharfield Ret elected to lifetime membership at the annual assembly in Washington D C The dinner will be held Saturday at 6 p m at the Valley Ho Hotel 6850 E Main The event will also recognize several individuals for special contributions to the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Wharfield
Washington, D.c
Valley
Ho Hotel
Stolen $5000 Reported In Delaware Man Robbery
Jose Valcarel of 3219 67th Pistelle reported being robbed of $5000 at his apartment after a man hit him and another man, a friend present in the bathroom, saw two suspects flee on foot around 4 30 p m. Police have not yet identified the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Jose Valcarel
Valcarel
eePolice
Saguaro High Senior Earns West Point Appointment
Michael McBiles of 8444 E San Miguel Saguaro High School received a West Point appointment. An over-studentin? awardee in mathematics science music and English he is an all state band member for three years and a Phoenix Youth Symphony member named outstanding senior boy in the Saguaro band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
McBiles
E. San. Miguel
Saguaro
West Point
Phoenix
Also Mentioned on This Page
Camelback
Dow’ Jones
IBM
Terim
Intl Nickel
Indus
St&t
Trans
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Litton
Marcor
United Press International
Minnesota Mining
Pcanatony
E. J. DuPont
Motorola
Liz Gloveorgan & Co
North Amn Rockwell
Alcoa
Northrup
Owens Illinois
American Motors
Pg&e
At&t
Penn:Central
Pepsico
Arizona Public
Polaroid
Bell & Howell
Snaght
Raytheon
Bendix
RCA
Bethlehem Steel
San Diego
Boeing
Santa Fe
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
Skaggs
CBS
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
DuPont
Standard of
Calif
Eastern Air Lines
Standard
Eastman
Texaco
Emerson
Fairchild Camera
Trans America
Ford Motors O
TWA
Frontier
Union Oil
General Dynamics
Uniroyal
PIG
General Electric
United Aircraft
General Motors
General Telephone
Webb
Goodyear
Kerox
Honeywell
Zenith
Scottsdale RD
Hounding Hall
Mesa Community
Johnny
We —Scruggs
Martin
A. Feria
Sandra ‘ Kay
Powers
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Sharon ‘Schuknecht
Ann. Shull and Guthrie
Evelyn Landahl
Mortis
F . Rick Dively
Mary
J. Rowan
Associated Men
Wayne. P. Thorpe
Randall - Claybourn
Mellonie Greer
Miss. Desjardins
Fannie Mae
Motorola Natomas
Comput
Ariz
LWA
Continental
Continental Bank
FDIC
Lee
W. Adams St
Mesa
Park Central
I. Central
Mill Ave
Tei
Old
Chris-Town
19Th Ave
Bethany, Homie Rd
Tucson
el Coh-Genter,Amphibl
Lee's
Bank- Americard
Thomas: Mall
Thomas
Yuma
4Th Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!