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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1967

Page

2

White collar strike looms at Chrysler talks resume

Detroit UPI report says Chrysler and United Auto Workers reopen bargaining as 8,000 white collar workers threaten a midnight Sunday strike. Leaders Reuther and Leary express optimism to avert a walkout, while production workers already ratified a three year contract including wage gains and Canadian parity.

Detroit UPI Chrysler Corp United Auto Workers Chrysler UAW Walter P. Reuther Reuther John D. Leary Leary Ford Motor Co

Rural Fire Department Responds to Five Calls

The Rural Fire Department answered five calls yesterday, with two confirmed fires. A fire in an abandoned house on Bell Rd east of Scottsdale Rd involved four arsons, with no damage estimate available. A second fire at a trash container behind Guggy's In Fashion Square caused no damage. Additional calls were dry runs, a possible gas main issue with no fire, and a car overheated at 6425 KE Thomas Rd reported by Dale F. Schmit.

Bell Rd Scottsdale Rd Guggy 76Th St McDowell Rd KE. Thomas Rd Dale F. Schmit E. Osborn

Obituary of Rose M. Levaggi 81 in Arizona

Rose M. Levaggi 81 of 4835 N. Dromedary died yesterday in Heritage of Camelback Nursing Home. Born Cincinnati and moved to Arizona nine months ago. Survived by sister Clara Barone Scottsdale niece Marie Burrell Phoenix and daughter Mrs. Douglas Bracher Warrenton Oregon. Rosary Sunday 7 30 p.m. Green Acres Mortuary Requiem Mass Monday 9 a.m. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Burial Toledo Ohio.

Rose M. Levaggi Dromedary Heritage Camelback Nursing Home Levaggi Cincinnati Ohio Arizona Clara Barone Scottsdale Marie Bur

Surveyor 6 Awakens Through Lunar Night Probing

Surveyor 6, hailed as the most successful U S moon probe, will be kept awake during two weeks of lunar darkness by intermittent questions from Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists to warm its electronics as temperatures plunge to minus 250 degrees Fahrenheit. The mission, which has returned over 30 000 high quality lunar photos and demonstrated control from Earth, aims to resume full operations after the lunar night ends on December 9.

Pasadena Calif UPI Jet Propulsion Laboratory Surveyor Surveyor 6 Apollo Astronaus Earth

Communists Seek Budapest Summit to Bar Red China

Eighteen Communist parties urged a February Budapest consultative meeting to discuss forming an international Communist summit. The move aims to coordinate on Peking’s alleged anti-Soviet campaign and to showcase Moscow’s push to convene a world Communist conference amid bloc tensions and Latin American links.

Moscow UPI Budapest Kremlin China Tass Soviet Union Peking North Vietnam Cuba Fidel Castro Latin America Leonid I. Brezhnev Australia Argentina Bulgaria Brazil Britain Hungary East Germany West Germany India Italy Mongolia Poland Syria United States Finland France Czechoslovakia

Robber flees Salt River Project offices with $871

TEMPE UPI reports a man robbed Salt River Project offices Friday, slipping the $871 into a sling supporting his arm. He carried a revolver in a gloved right hand and left with a broken arm cast visible, fleeing through the back door.

Tempe UPI Salt River Project Buildng

Reckless driver and speeders face Scottsdale fines

Tommie Lisenbee, 23, of Phoenix was fined 100 for reckless driving in Scottsdale City Court. In the same session 24 residents were fined for speeding including several in school zones and for radar‑detected violations. Others paid for speeding deemed not reasonable and prudent, with fines ranging from 15 to 29 dollars for listed individuals across Phoenix Tempe Mesa and Willcox.

Tommie Lisenbee Third Ave Phoenix Scottsdale Valley Ted Ben Jolley E. Bonnie Rose Lillian Saxon Lewis McCallister Tempe Nora A. Arnold Chandler Lale Martinez Lopez Alfred Lee Smith E. Catalina Carlos Eunice N. 48Th St Helen Edith Hasper E. Granada Dr Henry Reinhold Gruenemeier N. 80Th Pt Winnie Laura Wiley Ash Ave Emma Mevelene Presnu North Lane Ramon Ruiz Kulate E. University Mesa Thomas ‘H. Jenson Roma William P. Harper

Three Progress paper boys named carriers of the month

Jim Passamonte 12, Route 301 at Our Lady of Perpetual Help School, leads with steady conduct and customer care. Mike McShane 13, Route 425, Hopi School eighth grader, plans to be an engineer and enjoys singing hunting and baseball. Joe Brennan on Route 21 months old, fastest growing Scottsdale route, seventh grade student, enjoys baseball and football.

Progress Clem Kogak Jim Passamonte E. Avalon Kosak Jim Lay of Perpetual Help Mike McShane 44Th St Mike Joe Brennan 683 Port Land Latham Continental Scottsdale Joe Our Lady of Perpetual Help School

State Leaders to Discuss Arizona School Aid at Dinner

Legislative leaders and education officials will meet Wednesday evening to discuss state aid to public schools in Phoenix. Participants include Sen. David Huse and Rep. Stan Akers with Gordon Barr of Roosevelt SD and J.B. Sutton of Isaac SD. Richard Peterson of Central Methodist Church cites inequality in education.

Phoenix UPI Assembly David Huse Navajo Stan Akers R-Maricopa Gordon Barr Roosevelt J.B. Sutton Isaac Richard Peterson Peterson Central Methodist Church

Birth Notices From Scottsdale Baptist Hospital

Record lists parents PANG Tet Chong and Lily O with address 8211 E Garfield for a boy born Nov 14. Kenneth and Char Pepper at 7901 I Wilshire welcomed a boy Nov 15. Mary E Nicholas and Delva J at 8625 E Montebello had a girl Nov 17. Gary G Huff and Janice K at 1839 N 64th St welcomed a baby Nov 18.

Pepper Kenneth Charon Kay Wilshire Boy Nicholas, Mary E Delva J E. Montebello

Young Republicans repaint rummage store in South Phoenix

Scottsdale Paradise Valley Young Republican Club members spent the day painting and cleaning The Elephant's Trunk, a rummage sale store in South Phoenix run by Mrs Genevieve Harper. Damaged by last summer's unrest the shop resells items to locals with profits funding books for neighborhood youth. Don Gentry, YA officer, stated the store is at 1012 IS 9th Ave.

Scottsdale- Paradise Valley Young Republican Club South Phoenix Genevieve Harper Phoe

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