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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1969

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Nixon weighs new Vietnam peace moves after grim White House talks

President Nixon met for 3 hours 40 minutes with top military and diplomatic advisers to explore possible peace moves in Vietnam as a halt on B52 raids—then suspension lifted amid debate over its meaning. Ziegler said raids resumed after assessing Communist reactions and ceasefire effects.

Washington UPI Nixon Vietnam White House South Vietnam Ronald Ziegler Ziegler

Obituary for Ezra E Stevens 78 of Scottsdale

Ezra E Stevens 78 of 8450 01 the state tuberculosis E Windsor died Thursday at the sanatorium Heritage of Camelback Nursing Home in Michigan Services will be Saturday at 12 30 p m in Green Acres Mortuary followed by interment He was born in Vassar Michigan moved from Flint Michigan to Scottsdale seven years ago He was employed by the maintenance department He was a disabled WWI veteran and a DAV member Survivors include one daughter Betty Leaf Scottsdale and two grandchildren Curtis and Carol Leaf Visitation at the mortuary this afternoon and evening Mary Ann Louchhein died early Tuesday was flown to Philadelphia for services and burial She was 57 and died at home 4601 N 56th St She moved to Scottsdale 23 years ago from Philadelphia active in charities Phoenix Symphony Republican Party and Phoenix Zoo Rollins College graduate married Jerome H Louchhein Jr in 1932 In Philadelphia she was active in Community Chest United Fund Thrift Shop and other charities Survivors include husband Jerome Jr of Scottsdale two sons Jerome H W of Tallahassee and Peter of Sarasota two brothers Paull of Philadelphia and Alexander W Dannenbaum of New York three grandchildren Donations suggested to Phoenix Zoo or a local charity.

Ezra E. Stevens Windsor Michigan Heritage Camelback Nursing Home Green Acres Mortuary Green Acres Memorial Gardens Mr. Stevens Vassar Mich Flint Scottsdale Betty Leaf Curtis and Carol Leaf Mary Ann Louchhein Philadelphia Louchhein 56Th “St Phoenix Symphony Republican Party Phoenix Zoo Rollins ‘College Winter Park Fla Jerome H. ‘Louchhein Jr

White House silent as GM to raise car prices

GM announces a 1970 model price increase of about 3.9 percent, averaging $125 per car, greeted with near silence by the Nixon administration. Maurice H. Stans comments support industry, saying higher costs drive inflation but he cannot judge the size of the increase.

General Motors Nixon Commitrce Maurice H. Stans

Theft of coins and watch reported in Scottsdale

James McNeely of 8443 E. Bonnie Rose Lane reported a theft from a locked location in Scottsdale. The loss totaled 400 dollars including 325 dollars in coins and a 75 dollar gold pocket watch.

Scottsdale James McNeely Bonnie Rose Lane McNeely

Registration under way for many YMCA classes

The Scottsdale YMCA announces registration for more than 30 fall offerings at 3019 N 74th St with Monday through Saturday sessions. Activities include oil painting dog grooming reading dynamics conversational Spanish judo guitar and aquatic programs priced from 5 to 18 dollars with eight week duration and member discounts.

Scottsdale 74Th St

Vacant House Fire Damages on Canal Bank and Jackrabbit Roads

Rural Fire Dept reports a vacant wood framed house at Canal Bank Rd and Jackrabbit Rd burned completely by 8 02 p m with no estimated loss on property owned by Dr Arthur Quinn Cause of the blaze unknown Firefighters also responded to a second fire at 5717 N Casa Blanca causing $50 damage to a burned refrigeration motor Two grass fires were reported Thursday at 2 53 p m near 78th St and Oak Eldorado Park and at Granite Reet Rd and Yeerott No damage reported at either grass fire

Canal Bank Rd Jackrabbit Rd Rural Fire Dept Arthur—Quinn Casa Blanca Eldorado Park Reet Rd Yeerott

HEW Cuts Health Research Funds Amid Inflation Pressures

Washington reports 5 percent cut for continuing health research and 10 percent for new projects, blamed on inflation. HEW officials say despite reductions, emphasis remains on basic research and future restoration when possible. New and renewal grants drop from 144.2 million to 131.4 million, with 373.7 million earmarked for continuing work and 331.2 million planned for this year.

Washington UPI Department of Health, Education and Welfare Roger Egeberg HEW Robert Marston National Institutes of ‘Health Wight

Lloyds Reports 1966 Underwriting Losses Across Sections

London based Lloyds of London disclosed a 1966 underwriting loss totaling 44.4 million dollars. Auto and aircraft sections posted small profits while marine and nonmarine divisions suffered larger losses of 33.6 million and 46.8 million respectively.

Rain Pattern Shifts Across Arizona With Cool Conditions

Weather dispatch notes more soaking rain across Arizona with cooler air expected. United Press International reports the heaviest fall near the Grand Canyon at about 12 inches as storms persist and extend into the week.

United Press ‘International Grand Canyon

Soviet Premier Kosygin Meets Chou En Lai At Villa Summit

Soviet premier Kosygin met Chinese premier Chou En Lai at Kosygin's suburban villa to discuss their first encounter since 1965. No public decisions were announced. observers called it a last minute arrangement aimed at avoiding a broader crisis amid border tensions.

Moscow UPI Alexei N." Kosygin Chou En-lai Gaid Peking Politburo Chou Mao Tse-tung Sint Then Kremlin Kosygin Soviet Union Calcutta Hanoi China Soviet Central Asia Pravda Za ‘Rubezhom Life Oing

Phoenix service station incident report prompts inquiry

A brief newspaper item notes that at a Phoenix service station several shots were heard, triggering police activity and an ongoing investigation. No suspects or outcomes are provided in the readable text.

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U S resumes raids after brief suspension in Laos and Vietnam

U S Command in Saigon orders raids resumed after a 36 hour halt requested by President Nixon. Reports from Vientiane describe heavy clashes around Moung Phine on the Ho Chi Minh trail and a new push toward Sepone. Communiques note 427 missions over South Vietnam and a major five hour battle near Tay Ninh, with 49 North Vietnamese killed and 30 wounded among Allied forces.

Saigon Lao Aan Ho Chi. Minh Vietnam Moung Vientiane Pathet Lao Sepone Laos U.S U.S. Command U's 25Th Infantry Division Black Virgin Tay “Ninh City

Man charged with improper exposure in Scottsdale case

Henry H Pyhel, 29, of 8235 E Osborn Rd, arrested on impropriety charges after a 13 year old girl reported he exposed himself to her on multiple occasions while she walked in Scottsdale. Bond set at 300 dollars pending arraignment after pickup truck sighting and license number provided to police.

Scottsdale Osborn ‘Rd Prnltadale

Dow Jones Stocks Narrow Decline Amid Mixed Trading

The stock market closed with slight losses across major groups. Industrials fell about 1.52 points to 824.25 while railroads slipped to 198.45 and utilities eased to 113.91. Trading volume reached 10.8 million shares versus 12.37 million Thursday.

Dow Jones

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