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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1968

Page

8

End of the road for Hubert Humphrey

Waverly Minnesota reports that after a quarter century as a major figure on the American political scene Hubert Humphrey may leave public life when Richard Nixon moves into the White House next January. Speculation centers on a possible Senate run or Minnesota governorship in 1970 with a remote chance of another presidential bid.

Waverly Minn UPI Hubert Humphrey Richard M. Nixon White House Humphrey Minneapolis Minnesota

Goodyear workers return after restraining order halts picketing

Goodyear Aero Space Corp salaried employees resume entry to the plant after a Superior Court restraining order against striking Local 763 union members from IA Machinists. The order bars threats to officers and others doing related business, following mass picketing that halted entry and postponed talks. Christina Onassis and Aristotle Onassis plan a 10 day to two week Mediterranean yacht cruise starting today.

Goodyear UPI Salariea Aerospace Corp International Association of Machinists Aerospace Workers Onassis Nidrion Greece Jacquelie Aristotle Christina Mediterranean

Debre Says No Information On Arab Drive For New Mid East Clash

Paris reports Foreign Minister Michel Debre states he has no information about Arab nations seeking a new confrontation with Israel in the Middle East. He cautions against speculation and urges calm while diplomacy continues.

Paris UPI Michel Debre Middle East Israel

World reaction to Nixon victory spans delight to scorn

United Press International surveys global response from Saigon to Moscow. Leaders like Japan's Eisaku Sato and South Korea's Park Chung Hee praised wider peace and closer ties. Germans saw a return to friendlier Eisenhower years, while China claimed no difference among candidates. Soviet Union offered disarmament talks. Moscow criticized Democratic era. Global publics weighed isolationism fears and memories of Nixon’s past controversies.

United Press International Saigon Moscow Quito Richard M.nixon Eisaku Sato Japan Nixon Park Chung Hee South Korea China Soviet ‘Union Moscow Radio Humphrey Vietnam Democratic Party Radio Moscow America Budapest

Arizona Voters Pass Propositions Draw Court Scrutiny

In Phoenix UPI reports a court battle looms over propositions 107 and 108 that abolished the state examiner and post auditor offices and shifted duties to the department of finance. Senator Harold Giss warns constitutional provisions on separation of powers must be clarified before January. The tax measures take effect next year with property impacts delayed to the 1969 tax bills. term changes for top state officials start with the 1970 election.

Phoenix UPI Arizona State Examiner Post Auditor Department of Finance Harold Giss D-Yuma The Corporation Commission Maricopa

Republicans pledge modern methods after Maricopa County wins

GOP leaders in Maricopa County celebrate a sweeping victory ousting six Democrats. Sheriff-elect John Mummert and others promise reforms and efficiency without large personnel cuts, seeking to preserve capable staff while pursuing automation and better records services.

British effort to seek ceasefire in Nigerian war

Lord Brockway, head of a British government committee on Nigeria, said Britain is working to bring about a ceasefire in the Nigerian civil war.

London UPI Lord Brockway Nigeria Britain

Porter Haugh lead Arizona Republicans to new legislature

Sen William Porter of Mesa will be Senate president and Rep John Haugh of Tucson will be Speaker as Republicans form a light majority in both chambers. Porter defeated three rivals for the presidency. Haugh was unopposed. Senate leaders include Krett as majority leader and Lewis as whip. House leaders include Barr as majority leader and Barrow as whip. Democrats consider minority leadership. committee assignments to be decided November 25.

Phoenix UPI William Porter Mesa John Haugh Tucson Arizona Porter Senate Haugh House John Conilan Robert Willcox William Jacquin, Hough Sen David Krett Scottsdale Orme Lewis Rep Burton Barr Tim Barrow Harold Giss D-Yuria

92 Scottsdale Residents Earn Degrees at ASU Summer Session

A total of 92 Scottsdale residents, including two doctoral candidates, completed degree requirements during Arizona State University summer sessions in 1968. Diplomas will be awarded at the next ASU commencement. The list includes PhD in engineering and education doctorates, multiple masters in engineering, business, education, and arts, plus bachelors in engineering, arts, sciences, and teacher education.

Scottsdale Arizona State University ASU Harly R. Robbins Doubletree Richard Lee Little EB. Osborn Robert V. Boyle Jr Hubbell Peter L. Versteegen Belleview Samuel M. Thomas Sells Drive Stephen W. Brown EB. Belleview Mark Lee Siegel

Wallace plans to re enter law practice and weighs 1972 race

Wallace, defeated third party candidate, said he may return to Alabama law practice and could seek the presidency again in 1972 if national trends favor him. He called his campaign a bellwether, noting Nixon recently echoed his themes on law and order and schools. LeMay briefly supported the campaign’s objectives.

Riggs Haws Ken Kanes Kunes C.L. Sparks Montgomery Ala UPI George C. Wallace Alabama South Richard Nixon Law and Order Supreme Court Wallace

Onassis and Jackie Onassis Sail for Sun on Yacht Christina

Aristotle Onassis and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis left Skorpios aboard the 30 million yacht Christina for a delayed honeymoon cruise seeking sunshine. A crewman noted Mrs Onassis commented on the Nixon victory. The couple wed Oct 20 and have lived aboard the vessel amid weather and business talks with the Greek government. The Vatican paper called Mrs Onassis a public sinner for marrying a divorced man and claimed a state of spiritual degradation.

Mdrion Greece UPI Aristotle Jacqueline Onassis Christina Skorpios Onassis Jacqueline Kennedy U.S Richard M. Nixon Aegean Mediterranean Vatican City Losservatore Della Domenica

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