Navajo Leaders Seek Auto Industry Links in Detroit
Navajo leaders visited Ford and General Motors facilities near Detroit in a bid to supply safety glasses and other parts. Ford official John Canterbury praised the tribe as capable suppliers with resources and plans to compete, aiming to reduce a 40 percent unemployment on the 140,000 member reservation.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Colorado
John S. Canterbury
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Canterbury
Columnist Considine dies at 68 in New York
Robert Bernard Bob Considine a Hearst top columnist and award winning correspondent dies of a stroke at 68 in New York Medical Center University Hospital after being found on the floor of his Manhattan apartment. He covered World War II and Korea and wrote books on MacArthur Dempsey Ruth and Shor among others. Survived by wife Millie and four children funeral plans pending.
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Robert Bernard
Bob” Considine
Hearst
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New York Medical Center University Hospital
Manhattan
William Randolph Hearst Sr
King Features Syndicate
On the Line Reflections From a Veteran Newsman
Bob Considine offers a candid self portrait of the newspaper trade recounting Old Pro Night memories and the state of New York journalism in 1937. He notes the shift to fewer papers, the rise of television, and the enduring lure and pride of reporting as the core of a reporter’s life.
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Overseas Press Club
the Sun, Times, Herald
American
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Post
Brooklyn Eagle
Bronx Home News
Runyon
Corum
Winchell
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Arthur Krick
Inez Robb
Jack Miley
Stanley Woodward
Joe Williams
Tom Meany
Dan Parker
Bill Slocum
Bill McGéehan
John Kidrall
Jim”. Bishop
Jimmy Cannon
Anne O'Hare McCormick
Anny Kilgallen
Dorothy
Mike Er
Jack Lait
Henry McLemore
Patrin
Hal Boyle
Into
Toots Shor
Jack O'Brian
Earl Wilson
Mike Claffey
City Hall
Washington
Pegler
Roosevelt
Frank Costello
Dutch Schultz
Johnny Torrio
Legs Diamond
Big Frenchy
Vincent Xavier Coll
Mad Dog
The
Sunday Times
Dr. Welby
Dr. Seuss
Beacon Hill
Obituary James L. Watkins
Memorial services for James L. Watkins, 61, are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Messinger Mortuary in Scottsdale. Born in Deming, New Mexico, he lived in the Valley 30 years and worked for Wiley Engineering and the Arizona Highway Department. He was a member of American Legion Post 42 and several Masonic and Elks lodges. Survivors include sister Lucille Lazerevich of Calrmont and uncle Pierce Hughes of Phoenix. Memorials to the American Cancer Society are suggested.
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Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Deming
N.M
Watkins
Wiley Engineering
Scottsdale
Tucson
Valley
American Legion
Elks Lodge
Lodge 180
Af&am
el Paso
Arizona Highway Department
Watkins Cigarette Service
Lucille _Lazerevich
Claremont
California
Pierce Hughes
Phoenix
American Cancer Society
Walter M Bayless services set for Saturday
Walter M Bayless 53 longtime Scottsdale resident died Monday in Henderson Nevada. He owned T T Mercantile and will lie in state at Webber Sons Mortuary 1541 E Jeffer son St. Survivors include children Shannon Michael Tonya and Timmi stepdaughters Joyce Ruth Carolyn Mildred Genice two brothers two sisters and three grandchildren.
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Webber & ‘Sons
E. Jefferson St
Mr. Bayless
Scottsdale
E. Kimsey
Henderson
Neva
T & T Mercantile
Shannon
Michael
Tonya
Timmi
Joyce
Ruth
Carolyn
Mildred
Genice
Elizabeth L Murphy Rosary and Funeral Details
Elizabeth L Murphy 70 a practical nurse for 43 years died Wednesday at Golden Age Nursing Home in Phoenix Survivors include son Robert and six grandchildren A rosary is tonight at Arcadia Funeral Home 4800 E Indian School Mass Saturday at New Resurrection Mausoleum Chapel St Francis Cemetery 4800 E Oak St Phoenix
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L. Murphy
Arcadia Funeral
E. Indian School
St. Francis Catholic’ Cemetery
E. Oak St
Phoenix
Murphy
Golden Age
Sodality of the
Church of St. Mary
83Rd Street
Robert
CIA money aids Lisbon socialists in covert funding
Washington reports say the CIA funneled up to 10 million dollars monthly to Portugal's Socialist party since June to counter the Communist strength in Portugal. Funds moved through Western European contacts and NATO-based conduits including labor and business groups. Mario Soares denied foreign arms or funds, while Washington sources say Western European contributions outweighed CIA aid.
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Communist Party
Portugal
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West Germany
Social Democratic Party
State Department
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Socialist Party
Mario ‘Soares
Soares
Paris
Navajo Women Press Alimony Laws at Southwest Conference
Delegates at the Southwest Indian Women conference call on the Navajo Tribal Council to enact alimony laws for divorced wives. Gallup lawyer Alice Hull emphasizes fair support and questions unequal treatment if women are traded for a better model.
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Window Rock
Southwest Indian Women’s Conference
Navajo Tribal Council
Gallup
Alice Hull
Public hearing continued on John C. Lincoln Hospital land purchase
The Comprehensive Health Planning Council of Maricopa County continued a hearing on John C. Lincoln Hospital's request for a certificate of need to acquire 16 acres at 42nd Street and Cactus Road in Paradise Valley for a potential emergent center and hospital. The PVCC endorsed with stipulations including land relinquishment if a hospital is not built by population thresholds and allowing Doctors of Osteopathy. The North Scottsdale Hospital Association opposed pending their own application.
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Paradise Valley
Comprehensive Health Planning Council
Maricopa County
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Daycor
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PVCC
Milton Gan
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Gan
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Osmund Burton
Scottsdale Road
Shea Boulevard
Scottsdale
Arizona attorney general sues nine mortuaries for price fixing
The State Attorney General Bruce Babbitt filed a civil complaint in Pima County Superior Court to break up an alleged unlawful price fixing conspiracy involving nine local mortuaries and 15 connected individuals. The suit seeks to end the arrangement and imposes a $50,000 fine on each defendant.
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Tucson
Bruce Babbitt
Pima County
Accused slayer John Cuffle set for Oct hearing in murder case
John Byron Cuffle signed a Maricopa County Superior Court document pleading no contest to first degree murder in the 1973 stabbing death of Regina Chavez. The 10 year old Tolleson girl was killed in a case linked to a June 23 indictment by a county grand jury.
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John Byron Cuffle
Maricopa County
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Cuffle
Terre Haute
Ind
Regina Chavez
Police sponsor films for kids Saturday
Scottsdale police sponsor Saturday afternoon movies for children. The comedy feature In the Foreign Legion starring Abbott and Costello screens at 1 p.m. at Pima School and at 3 p.m. at Paiute School with a Roadrunner cartoon before each. Admission is 400 cents with popcorn and orange drink sold for five cents each to help cover film rental costs.
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Pima
Pailure
Foreign Legion
Abbott and Costello
E. Osborn Rd
Paiute School
Roadrunner
Police Department
McCarthy blasts two party system in Arizona stop
Former U S senator Eugene McCarthy told Democrats in Phoenix that both parties fail the public by institutionalizing poverty and unemployment He offered himself as a third option after conventions and urged challenge to militarism While criticizing campaign financing and energy policy he suggested a no party candidate could draw disaffected voters from the two major parties He spoke at a Nucleus Club event and stayed in Tucson for a visit later in the day
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Richard Nixon
U.S
Eugene McCarthy
Phoenix
Democrats Nucleus Club
McCarthy
Minnesota
Arizona
Tucson
Democratic Party
Sam Sheen
Paradise Valley
New postal station opens at Diamond's in Fashion Square
The Scottsdale Post Office opens a contract postal station at Diamond's department store Fashion Square 7014 E Camelback Rd. The station operates 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays and offers most postal services except foreign mail acceptance according to Outcast director of customer service.
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Fashion Square
Camelback Rd
N.E
Outcast
Scottsdale Post Office
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