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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1967

Page

3

Wallace begins California campaign for third party bid

Former Alabama Governor George C. Wallace launches a California tour to rally support for the American Independent Party. He arrives with a security detail and says he may run third party if the platform differs from major parties. He contests reports on California ballot access and cites ongoing Southern and Western political impact.

San Francisco Alabama George C. Wallace California American Independent Party Wallace Montgomery Lurleen Redwood City Sacramento Nevada Reno Deep South Alabama Department of Public Safety Los Angeles UPL George Wallace Long Beach

Devalued pound opens strong in London markets

Prime Minister Harold Wilson launched the devalued pound on the money market with a first test showing rates near 2.42 dollars. Banks and the London market rallied on expected IMF standby credits while British stocks fell, and Labour MPs met to plan for Commons debate amid Tory opposition undecided on censure.

London UPI Harold Wilson United States Wilson International Monetary Fund Labor Commons

Meany Calls Probe of Copper Firms Over Strike Tactics

AFL CIO president George Meany urged a Justice Department inquiry into major copper companies. A statement signed by 31 AFL CIO leaders accused firms of creating a copper shortage to push Taft Hartley enforcement, exhaust surplus copper, and drive prices higher. Several firms allegedly profit per employee.

Washington UPI George Meany Aflcio Meany Justice Department America

Diamonds Stolen From Chandler Gem Firm In Weekend Burglary

Police say professionals robbed Harry Winston Mineral of Arizona in Chandler, taking over 100000 dollars in diamonds. The break in was discovered Sunday when an alarmed guard found a truck backed into the plant and the safe opened with a torch. Evidence and scene items have been sent to the FBI. witnesses noted a bright blue foreign panel truck in the lot.

Workman Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington New York Harry Winston

Romantic Night By Phoenix Symphony At Gammage

Evening featured violinist Ruggiero Ricci performing Paganini Concerto No 1 with flair and minor rough spots. Conductor Guy Taylor drew sharp results from Shostakovich Festive Overture and Tchaikovsky Fourth Symphony, ending with a galvanizing finale. The orchestra showed growth and the program offered solid contrasts, with a repeat performance planned for tonight at 4 30 p m.

Jonathan Marshall Shostakovich Paganini Tchaikovsky Notre Dame Phoenix Symphony Orchestra Grady Gammage Auditorium Ruggiero Ricci Cafe Metropole Ricci Guy Taylor Taylor Phoenix Union Auditorium

Wednesday Toastmasters and Kiwanis Club Schedule

Wednesday groups meet in Paradise Valley at 6 45 a m at the Executive House Kiwianis Club gathers at noon at Joe Hunt s Elk Club hosts an 8 p m session at 64th Street and Oak positions s readable from the fragmentary notice listing local club times and locations

Toastmasters Club Executive House Paradise Valley Kiwanis Club Joe Hunt ELK Club 64Th St. and Oak

David Left on Deposit in Texas Family Trip

A Texas family pulling a trailer heads toward Oregon stop for fuel when father notices missing son David. Police radioed a quick headcount as Ricardo Manuel Maria Rachel Anna were found, but David was missing from the Pleasanton service station 30 miles away, prompting a rapid backtrack before continuing their journey.

San Antonio Tex Ricardo Manuel Maria Rachel Anna David Pleasanton Oregon

Welding fire kills sailor on leave at ice plant

A sailor home on leave, Joseph A. Dumas, 31, died Monday in a fire at the Santa Fe Railroad ice plant. He was on a 40 foot scaffold using a welding torch when the blaze started. Cause unknown, with reports tanks may have ignited when they fell to the floor.

Winslow UPI Santa Fe Joseph A. Dumas Dumas

McCall Won’t Back Romney For President

Gov. Tom McCall declined to endorse George Romney and said he seeks a moderate with a real chance to win. He cited Nelson Rockefeller as best qualified and left open the Oregon primary as wide open. McCall did not rule out a future bid against Sen. Wayne Morse.

Salem Ore UPI Tom McCall George Romney Michigan New York Nelson Rockefeller McCall Romney Rockefeller Sen Wayne Morse D-Ore Morse Senate

Senate Education Committee Seeks Unity on Education Finance

In Phoenix the Senate Education Committee convened to merge several education finance plans from the recent session. House committee members tentatively backed a plan providing 20 million dollars annually to poorer districts with per pupil allotments of 113.75 for needy districts and 35 for adequately funded ones. The packages include 400 and 350 per pupil for elementary and high school aid respectively, as plans for the second special session begin next week.

Phoenix UPI Senate Education Committee William Huse Navajo House Education Committee House Ways and Means

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