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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1967
Page
3
The House approved the administration's 3.5 billion school aid measure after 14 hours of debate and GOP and Southern Democrat amendments on desegregation, aid distribution, and the National Teacher Corps. The bill heads to the Senate where liberal shift may revise it.
The Riverton Garden Club defends a large red wood planter at Central Park named the old Green Giant's grave, provoking miffed public reaction in Riverton Wyoming.
State Health Department officials said some milk processed in the Salt River Valley did not meet new federal pesticide standards. Milk averaged about 2.0 parts per million in butterfat, above the 1.25 ppm limit effective July 1. Six of 10 large processors failed current rules. about 25 of 180 dairies would be approved after July 1. Research shows no specific dangers from pesticides in foods.
Congress approves a 1.7 billion restoration of the 7 percent investment tax credit for equipment ordered during suspension. The deal lets depreciation rise on new income producing buildings and expands write offs to 50 percent over 25 thousand while signaling no personal tax increase this year. Rep. Ullman rejects a new personal tax hike. Rep. Byrnes calls the surcharge dead for 1967.
The 179th general session of the United Presbyterian Church in the USA adjourned with a resolution urging a wide inter-faith day of prayer for peace in Vietnam. It called on church leaders to coordinate with the National Council of Churches and read the Declaration of Conscience in Presbyterian churches.
In the Harold Vanderbilt Cup contest Norman Kay and Edgar Kay aimed for a notrump slam to avoid a spade lead. West's play suggested four spades and clubs. Kay's finesse with the ten of clubs preserved the contract as he navigated the dangerous layout. The narrative compares bridge strategy to Odyssean perseverance.
Barry Goldwater will be made an honorary member of the 82nd Airborne Division Association as the Arizona chapter hosts an anniversary banquet at the Towne House in Phoenix at 8 p.m. Saturday. Carl L. Davis will travel from Mansfield Ohio to present the membership and speaks of Davis’s four parachute jumps and 371 days of combat time in North Africa and Europe. All airborne veterans ex paratroopers gliders and parents of airborne service members are invited.
The Scottsdale Artists' League will stage an Art-in-Action paint-in at Biltmore Fashion Park on Camelback Road and 24th Street this Saturday. About 20 league artists will compete for prize awards determined by public vote.
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