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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1972

Page

2

Loc Ninh Falls as Saigon Frontpushed in Vietnam War

North Vietnamese forces seized Loc Ninh 75 miles north of Saigon and pressed on An Loc 100 miles south as U.S. air power increased. Reports from Saigon describe heavy fighting in Quang Tri and Mekong Delta as Hanoi warned of retaliation, while a larger carrier presence and new air strikes escalated the conflict.

Saigon UPI Loc Ninh An Loc Highway 1 Tan Son Nhut United States North Vietnam Hanoi U.S Quang Tri Province Demilitarized Zone Mekong Delta Central Highlands Cambodia Namese Quang Tri

McGovern Attacks Nixon Policies in California Swing

George McGovern attacked Nixon's Vietnam policy as a disaster and vowed to pull U S forces from South Vietnam within 90 days if elected. He urged North Vietnam to release all POWs as ground troops retreat and called for disentangling from Thieu. He spoke during a California visit seeking funds and delegates.

Angeles UPI George McGovern California Nixon Hursday South Vietnam U.S

Medical aid staff discuss possible end of Indian health program

A Phoenix area meeting at 7 p.m. in the Phoenix Indian Medical Center will discuss the federal government plan to terminate Indian medical law and its impact on services. Delegates will be chosen to attend Washington hearings on the issue.

Phoenix Metropolitan Area Phoenix Indian Medical Center 16Th St Washington, D.C

Youth for Garfield Organizes in Fourth District

A Garfield youth group formed to support Ernest Garfield, Phoenix state treasurer and probable Republican nominee. The committee chaired by Sue Johnson of Winkleman plans campus and city outreach to mobilize young voters for Garfield.

Fourth Congressional District Ernest Garfield Garfield Phoenix Youth For

Laird vows continued bombing of North Vietnam

Defense Secretary Melvin Laird stated the United States would press on with bombing North Vietnam and refuse to negotiate with the Communists until Hanoi withdraws its invasion forces from South Vietnam. He cited a major DMZ violation and noted the policy could extend deeper into North Vietnam with bombers and jets operating over the region.

Washington UPI Melvin Laird United States North Vietnam Hanoi South Vietnam Laird Pentagon Dmz Lyndon B. Johnson U.S Demilitarized Zone

Arizona photographers to convene in Scottsdale this weekend

Photographers from across the state gather at the Safari Hotel in Scottsdale for the annual Arizona Professional Photographers Association convention under general chair Paul Markow. National speakers will cover topics from bridal photography to architectural work.

Safari Hotel Scottsdale Arizona Professional Photographers Association Paul Markow United States

City approves chip sealing on Osborn and Miller roads

City traffic engineer Dick Brown said chip sealing will start Monday on Osborn Road from Scottsdale to Miller and on Miller Street from McDowell to Thomas, with no parking allowed during the two to three day project.

Osborn Road Scottsdale Miller McDowell Thomas City Steels Dick Brown

Bomb threat halts classes at Scottsdale Community College

A bomb threat telephoned to Scottsdale Community College prompted a 50 minute evacuation of 1,750 students and staff. Deputies swept the campus and portables with no object found. Classes resumed within an hour as Dr. Larry P. Stevens described the call as a low female voice stating There’s a bomb on your campus.

Scottsdale Community College Larry P. Stevens Sheriff's Stevens

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