Rehnquist seen likely for Senate approval on nominations
Senate Judiciary Committee expected to approve both William H. Rehnquist and Lewis F. Powell Jr. for the Supreme Court and send them to the full Senate. Rehnquist denied charges he harassed black voters in 1964 Phoenix and denied affiliation with a Birch-like group.
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Washington
UPI
William H. Rehnquist
Supreme Court
Rehnquist
John Birch
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Senate
Judiciary
FBI
Scottsdale teen arrested after alleged hood assault on officer
A 13 year old Scottsdale man identified as Jack Swanson was arrested at 12 05 am in the police station parking lot on public intoxication and assault on a police officer after he allegedly tackled the officer while on the hood of a blue car. He refused orders to get off the vehicle and was subdued by the officer. Swanson is held in city jail awaiting arraignment.
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Scottsdale
Jack Swanson
67Th PI
B. Main St
John Mulder
Swanson
Mulder
Center's Open House Highlights New Brochure Theme
An open house will be held Tuesday from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Arizona Foundation Mental Health Center on 6411 E. Thomas Rd. The Desert Foundation is honored for sponsoring a new brochure about the center. The brochure invites the public to seek services and explains warning signs. Community leaders and mental health professionals are invited to attend.
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Arizona Foundation Mental Health Center
E. Thomas Rd
Citizens Advisory Board
The
Desert Foundation
New Center
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Astrological Forecast for November 23 1971
General outlook notes sharpened mind and usefulness to society. Aries through Pisces offer guidance on social events, work efficiency, finances, and future planning with emphasis on thoughtful action and reliable leadership.
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Aries
Connally unhappy over pay hike for soft coal miners
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally called the Pay Board decision to grant a 15 percent pay raise to soft coal miners very disappointing and warned it should not set a precedent for future wage actions. He spoke at a news conference at the Treasury, defending Nixon’s economic program and criticizing AFL-CIO leader George Meany. Goldwater joined in, condemning Meany and the labor group’s reception of Nixon.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
John B. “Connally
Connally
Cost of Living Council
Pay Board
Bituminous
Price Commission
Treasury Department
Nixon
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Miami Beach
Labor Movement
Obituary notices for Betty Klinger and Henry Olin in Scottsdale
Betty M. Klinger 49 of 5120 N 87th St died Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She served in the Women’s Army Corps in World War II and is survived by her husband William, son Scott, daughters Phyliss and Betty Lou, and other relatives. Services and burial in Detroit. Messinger Mortuary handles arrangements. Henry Olin 73 of 6634 E Osborn died Saturday at Phoenix VA Hospital. A World War I veteran and member of the National Association of Retired Civil Employes, he is survived by his wife Margaret, a son F Tim, a daughter Mrs Robert Trelt, and three grandchildren. Services Tuesday at Green Acres Mortuary with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. viewing tonight.
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Betty M. Klinger
87Th St
Women’s Army Corps
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Detroit
Mich
Methodist Church of
Scottsdale
William
Scott
Phyliss
Betty Lou
George Yakel
Messinger Mortuary
Henry Olin
Eau Claire
Wis
Veterans Administration Hospital
Phoenix
Olin
E. Osborn
National Association of Retired
Margaret
F. Tim
Robert Trelt
Obituaries: Miller and Page Die in Arizona Death Notices
Charles G. Miller Sr. aged 89 of 4120 E McDonald Dr died with burial planned in Minneapolis Minnesota. He moved from Minneapolis to Scottsdale ten years ago retiring as an assembly foreman in a photographic equipment firm. Survivors include two sons Dr Arden L Miller and Charles G Jr both of Phoenix and eight grandchildren. Raymond Page aged 70 former El Ray Motel owner in Phoenix died in a local nursing home. Page born in Danbury Iowa came to Arizona in 1951 and was World War I veteran. Bertha funeral rites at Green Acres Mortuary with rosary today and mass Tuesday at St Daniel's Catholic Church followed by burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Charles G. Miller Sr
E. McDonald
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Minneapolis
Minn
Mr. Miller
Missouri
Scottsdale
Neapolis
Arden L. Miller
Charles G. Jr
Phoenix
Raymond Page
Mr. Page
E. McKellips
Danbury
Iowa
Arizona
Bertha
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
St. Daniel’s Catholic Church
E. Latham
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Mailman Demands Photo Reward From Miss Universe Beirut
The Beirut mail carrier delivering to Georgina Rizk, Miss Universe, threatened to quit unless he received an autographed photo. Vilchina Rizk said the worker complained of heavy volume from fans writing simply to Miss Universe Beirut. The family agreed.
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Beirut
UPI
Georgina Rizk
Georgina
Vilchina
Humphrey Defends Labor Against Nixon Speech Critique
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey accused President Nixon of provoking union leaders for political gain after Nixon's AFL-CIO convention address. He said labor officials did not jeer but merely disagreed with policies, and AFL-CIO noted White House effort to cast labor as disrespectful.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
Afl-Cio
Humphrey
Minnesota
White House
Electrical fire causes $25 damage at local center
Firefighters responded to an electrical fire at 3 p.m. Sunday at 3333 N. Civic Center Plaza causing $25 in damage. Crews cut wires and shut off power at Don's Sunshine Center, 1029 N. Granite Reef Rd, after a transformer in a light fixture overheated. Damage estimated at $25.
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N. Civic Center Plaza
Don's Sunshine Center
Granite Reef Rd
Allen elected president of Young Democrats of America
In Hot Springs Arkansas Bob Allen a 31 year old Phoenix attorney was chosen as president of the Young Democrats of America on the first ballot. His strongest opponent was David Sternoff 31 of Bellevue Washington with other candidates Mike Abrams 23 of Miami and Berle Schiller 28 of Harrisburg. The convention adopted a rule to bar anyone over 30 from holding office after 1973 subject to approval by the Democratic National Committee.
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Hot Springs, Ark
UPI
Bob Allen
Phoenix
Young Democrats of America
Allen
David Sternoff
Bellevue
Wash
Ponent
Mike Abrams
Miami
Berle Schiller
Harrisburg
Democratic National Com
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Ariz
Democratic Party
Jordan Harris
Robert Tate
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Arizonans For America
John Birch Society
Hood
Center’s
Taurus
Gemini
MOON
Leo
VIRGO
United Press International
F. I. du Pont
Glore, Forgan & Co
Dow Jones
Indus
Areoa
American Brands
American Can
American Motors
Anaconda
At&t
Arizona Public
Bell & Howell
TWA
Union Oil
Uniroyal
United Aircraft A
US Steel
Webb
Xerox
Zenith
the Bankers Fund, Inc
N. Brown
Mickey
E. Stetson
Scottsdate Rd
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Betty Klinger
Bill Bird
Marg Shaughnessy
Shea Blvd
Democrats
Mittee
AU AY LT
N. Scottsdale RD
Mcdowell
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