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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1967

Page

3

Negro nominee Stokes faces struggle to unite party

In Cleveland state Rep. Carl B. Stokes won the Democratic primary for mayor, drawing strong black support and white votes but facing backlash from county leaders over charges of racism and Locher's five year rule. Humprey pledged to back Stokes in November as he led over Locher by about 20,000 votes.

Cleveland UPI Carl B. Stokes Stokes Ralph S. Locher Locher Taft Seth Taft Frank P. Celeste Lakewood Hubert H. Humphrey Washington Flint Mich

Jewish High Holy Days Begin Tonight in Scottsdale

Rosh Hashana marks the start of the Days of Awe, a 10 day period of penitence and reflection. Temples in the Scottsdale area open with new rabbis, limited seating, and ticketed services at Temple Sales and Har Zion, with observances continuing into Yom Kippur on October 14. The shofar sounds the call to repentance and peace.

Scottsdale Jerrold Goldstein Phoenix Chamber Music Society N. Scotts Dale Rd Seymour Rabey Har Zion E. Lincoln Manuel Greenstein Jacob S. Lenzner Valley Israel

Auto firms’ front against UAW weakens in October plan

Chrysler increases October 1968 production to a record 155000 cars up 26 percent from October 1986 as Ford remains on strike for 28th day. GM holds to schedule but weighs possible boosts while Ford and GM report strong September sales and Ford debuts 1968 models. Negotiations yield little progress.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Chrysler Corp Ford Motor Co Chrysler General Motors’ Corp Ing Ford

Work Stress Could Bring More Workers’ Comp Claims

Dr. Alan A. McLean warned at a Chicago meeting that stress related mental disorders may boost future workers’ compensation claims. He noted court trends favor claimants and argued employers have a broader duty to protect workers from mental as well as physical harm.

IBM Corp McLean

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