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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1968

Page

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Supreme Court Keeps Lindbergh Law Remainder After Death Penalty Strike

The Supreme Court, 6-2, voids the death penalty provision of the Lindbergh kidnapping law as unconstitutional, while leaving the rest of the 1932 statute intact. The decision allows federal prosecutors to pursue cases under the law without mandatory death sentences, citing severability. The case arose in New Haven with indictments against Jackson, De Lamotte, and Walsh Jr. for abducting John J. Grant III.

Washington Supreme Court District of Columbia Justice Department Nevada New Hampshire Wyoming New Jersey Mississippi Department Braselton Washington State New Haven Conn Charles “Batman” Jackson Glenn W de Lamotte John A. Walsh Jr John J. Grant

Scottsdale YMCA opens new facility at 3019 N 74th St

The Scottsdale YMCA unveils a new center at 3019 North 74th Street with daily hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. A wide range of activities starts including runt programs calisthenics weight lifting volleyball wrestling judo and self defense. A Saturday program for two year olds offers arts crafts tumbling archery softball soccer and badminton. Additional plans include basketball Run for Your Hire boxing round dancing senior activities and a summer program for youth. Contact the center for more details.

Scottsdale 74Th St

Burglary Strikes Lavin's For Men in Scottsdale

Scottsdale police report a weekend break in at Lavin's For Men with about 6000 dollars of clothing stolen. Entry was via a broken rear door likely forced with a fire jack. two suspects suspected. A separate cafe burglary at Scotch Mist Lounge netted 824 dollars in cash and liquor.

Lavin’s For Men Scottsdale William Lavin Scotch Mist Lounge N. Scottsdale

Reagan to Speak at Phoenix Trunk Club Dinner

Ronald Reagan will headline a Phoenix Trunk Club Dinner at Del Webb's TowneHouse Tuesday at 6 30 p m. Barry Goldwater will introduce and host. He will be followed by Sen Edward W Brooke and Gov Claude Kirk as the other Republican speakers this year.

Ronald Reagan California Phoenix Trunk ’H del Webb’s TowneHouse Reagan Barry Goldwater Edward W. Brooke Massachusetts Claude Kirk Florida

Oscar Awards Delayed In Honor Of Dr. King

The 40 year old Academy Awards were postponed from tonight to Wednesday April 10 to honor Dr. Martin Luther King. Gregory Peck said the decision maintains mood and respect, approved by the Academy Board with ABC and Eastman Kodak, with no traditional ball this year.

Martin Luther King Gregory Peck Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Board of Governors Academy Peck Dr. King American Broadcasting Co Eastman Kodak Co King Atlanta

Man Jumps 550 Feet To Death From Tokyo Building

Nobuo Fudo, 39, leapt to his death from the 36 story Mitsui Kasumi gas building under construction in Tokyo. The incident marked a second death by self harm at the site as completion nears on April 18.

Tokyo Nobuo Fudo Japan Fudo Mitsui.Kasumigaseki

Richmond Explosion Toll Rises with Dozens Still Missing

Richmond Indiana grapples with a blast that authorities say may have killed 40 to 50 or more, with 21 missing and many unidentified. FBI and local investigators search rubble on Main Street, while arson and gas explosion theories are explored and identification methods include dental records and lapel pins.

Indiana FBI Richmond Daniel L. Strahan Main Street Johnson Harlan Green

U.S. and North Vietnam Move Toward Contact Talks

Washington and Hanoi show cautious steps toward contact as U.S. air operations shrink north of the DMZ. Officials hint Geneva talks may be arranged via Rangoon or New Delhi with Averell Harriman handling communications while Hanoi signals preference for Asia near home.

Washington UPI United States North Vietnam New Delhi Rangoon Geneva Vientiane Laos W. Averell Harriman Hanoi Asia William, C. Westmoreland U.S Vietnam White House

Phnom Penh Seen as Possible Site for Vietnam Talks

UPI reports Cambodia open to hosting preliminary Vietnam peace talks in Phnom Penh or another mutually agreeable city. Sihanouk says Cambodia would offer Phnom Penh, while Hanoi has not formally requested the site. American officials have previously met with Sihanouk in Phnom Penh.

Tokyo UPI Radio Vietnam Phnom Penh Hanoi United States Sihanouk Chester A. Bowles U.S India South Vietnam Charles Collingwood CBS Pham van Dong

AEA Approves Teacher Strikes In Arizona

The Arizona Education Association approved teacher walkouts in some cases after attempting compromise. Delegates also backed seeking free tuition at Arizona junior colleges and defeated a proposal for compulsory attendance to age 18. J Anthony Serio of Holbrook elected president.

AEA Arizona J. Anthony Serio Holbrook

Obituary of Dr. D. T. Moats A Phoenix physician dies

Dr. D Terry Moats 50 of 5508 E Calle Ventura resident of the Valley for 23 years died Saturday in Good Samaritan Hospital Born in Sherwood Ohio he came from Toledo after internship He attended St Louis University College of Medicine practiced in Phoenix He belonged to American and Maricopa Medical Associations Survived by wife June M son Mark T daughter Paula Jo a brother and two sisters Services tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Meslinger Mortuary Burial in Sherwood Ohio

D. Terry Moats E. Calle Ventura Valley Good Samaritan Hospital Moats Sherwood Ohio Toledo St. Louis University College of Medicine Phoenix American and Maricopa June M Mark T

Obituaries for Rose Veltri and William Chrisman

Mrs Rose Veltri 63 of Highland died yesterday in Good Samaritan Hospital after moving from Detroit ten years ago She leaves four sons Joseph Samuel Peter and John with grandchildren and other relatives Rosary is set for 7 30 p m at Messinger Mortuary Requiem Mass Wednesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Burial in St Francis Cemetery William Mathias Chrisman 73 of Scottsdale retired Rock Island Railroad engineer died Saturday at a daughter’s home He was born in Wheeling West Virginia and had lived in Arizona five years Interment and services will be in Trenton Missouri with family details listed

Rose Veltri Highland Hutcheson W.va Good Samaritan Hospital Veltri Detroit Joseph Samuel Scotts Dale Peter Inkster Mich John Phoenix Messinger Mortuary Our Lady of Perpetual Help St. Francis Cemetery William Mathias Chrisman Hayden Rd Rock Island Railroad Wilda Hurst Virginia Chrisman Wheeling Moe Arizona Scottsdale Christian Church Missouri Anna Myron Trenton

Crashes Injure Several in Scottsdale Police Report

Police reported two Scottsdale crashes injuring four people. At Hayden and Roosevelt a two car collision sent Janice Sussex 20 Alfred Sussex 26 Judy Whitaker 25 and Robert Whitaker 28 to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. In a second crash at 76th Street and McDowell Bonnie Fleming 52 was treated and released while Norma Flight 58 was cited for failure to control. The injuries were non life threatening and under investigation.

Hayden and E. Roosevelt Janice Sussex E. Beatrice Alfred Judy Whitaker Tucson Robert Scotisddle Baptist Hospital 76Th St McDowell Bonnie Fleming N. 78Th St Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Norma Flight 32Nd St Flight Scottsdale Hayden Rd Roosevelt E. Osborn Rd

Fire damages John Alexander residence in Scottsdale

Rural Fire Department reports about 3000 dollars of damage to the John Alexander home at 6118.5 N Palo Cristi in Scottsdale after a rear room fire smoke spread through the house. Fire may have been caused by a cigarette.

John Alexander N. Palo Cristi Rural Fire Department

Noon stocks show mixed gains in New York market

United Press traders track a broad slide of major firms with gains in General Electric IBM and General Motors while AT&T and American Tobacco post smaller increases. The list includes Chrysler Ford and Boeing with modest advances and notes mixed results across industries.

New York United Press ‘International Francis I. duPont & Co Alcoa American Can American Motors At&t American Tobacco Anaconda Arizona Atchison Topeka Bell & Howell Bendix Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler CBS Eastern Airlines Hastman Emerson Fairchild Camera Ford Motors Frontier Airlines General Dynamics General Electric General Motors General Telephoe Goodyear IBM He Nickel It&t Johns Manville Pan Kennecott _ Foon Litton Minnesota Mining Montgomery Wardeed Teads Motorola North Amn Rockwell Northrupers Northrupers 81% “Owens Illinois 5A ‘Pan American 23 Pg&e ~ 3344 Parke Davis Penn Central Pepsico Polaroid RCA Raytheon Rexall San Diego G&e Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard of Calif Standard Texaco Texas Gulf TransAmerica BM Twa Union Oil United Aicraft U.S. Rubber U.S. Steel Webb Sa Ot EE Xerox Zenith

Births and Parents at Local Hospitals

A list of newborns with parents and addresses from St. Josephs Hospital Good Samaritan Hospital and other facilities, naming Baldo­mero Tapia, Cecil Jackson, James McDowell, Mary Holmer, Marilyn Call, Dr and others, with birth dates ranging March 21 to March 27 and genders including girls and boys.

St. Joseph’s Hospital Tapia Baldomero Bonita Cactus Rd Good Samaritan Hospital Jackson Cecil Phyllis MC Dowell James Catherine Holmer Mary Farrell E. Fairmount Call Marilyn John Catalina Syren Donald Judith E. Hubbell

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