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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1966

Page

8

FDA urged to extend approved oral contraceptive use to four years

Chicago obstetrician Dr Edwin J De Costa urged the FDA to lengthen the maximum approved use of Enovid beyond four years. He noted the drug has been in use for nine years and cited weight changes, edema, migraine, and milk production effects while asserting no proven cancer risk or fertility loss from the pills. He urged regulators to reconsider and allow longer use.

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State to Probe CIA Ties at Michigan State University

Michigan lawmakers plan to call MSU President John A. Hannah before a House subcommittee to explain the involvement of five CIA men in an MSU aid mission. Rep. Jack Faxon says Hannah, who chairs the U S Civil Rights Commission, will testify next month.

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Interior secretary presses BIA reorganization talks

In Santa Fe officials of the Bureau of Indian Affairs continued closed discussions on recommendations. Seth Udall, Interior Secretary, spoke at the only open session and scheduled a press conference to discuss progress toward reorganization, urging a more responsive and quicker approach. He told the group to stop being defensive.

Santa FE N.M UPI Bureau of Indian Affairs BIA Fox Udall Seth Udall

Udall Defends BIA While Pressing Indian Affairs Reforms

Udall praised the Bureau of Indian Affairs while urging new programs to meet modern Indian needs. He blamed Congress, Indians, and state locals for the current Indian affairs state and urged more federal leadership and Congress initiative over the past 12 years.

Udall BIA Congress

Oratory Winner Named At Scottsdale Sunrise Club

Coronado High School sophomore Alan Lankford won the Scottsdale Sunrise Optimist Club first oratorical contest. Judges Dick Johnson George Barker and Don Wickliffe selected Lankford from four semi finalists. Runners up Stephen Varice Jon Wordenborg will compete in Mesa next month in the zone competition.

Coronado High Scottsdale Sunrise Alan’ Lankford Dick Johnson George Barker Don’ Wickliffe Lankford Bill Boettcher Weretephen Varice Jon Wordenborg Mesa

Teletype link bridges USC students dorms

USC students Paul Liles and Jan Feltz developed a private teletype system between their dorm apartments. Liles, a ham radio operator, built the machines from surplus parts after late night calls annoyed Feltz’s sorority sisters.

Los Angeles UPI University of Southern California Paul Liles Jan Feltz Liles Miss Feltz

Indonesians Attack Chinese Embassy in Jakarta

Thousands of ethnic Chinese students in Jakarta stormed the Chinese Embassy, battering doors with a truck and wounding an employee. Army troops and armored cars protected the site as demonstrators sent a protest demand to sever ties with Red China and end distinctions against Chinese in Indonesia.

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Real estate heir and family kidnapped in Johannesburg case

Police reveal victims in South Africa ransom case. Bernard Glazer paid 196000 ransom for his wife and 21 month old son who were seized March 30 and later returned unharmed. Three brothers Ephraim 37 Leonard 43 Kenneth 31 Levy are held. their wives were briefly arrested and released. Most of the ransom recovered with only 10500 missing.

Johannesburg South Africa UPI Bernard Glazer Glazer Ephraim Leonard Kenneth Levy

Iraqi Rebel Leader Targeted as Fire Breaks Out

Report from The Middle East News Agency in Cairo says gunfire hit a rebel leader in Iraq. The Iraqi army was placed on alert and military units guarded key areas amid the flare up.

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