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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1969

Page

4

Saguaro High students fund Biafra relief cups

About 329 dollars was raised at Saguaro High School to buy 4 100 pounds of corn soy and milk mixture for Biafra starving families. Students contributed their lunch money and the Poltical Science Club organized the drive, with 2 500 students participating and college donors also contributing.

Saguaro Biafra Néal Bruce Tomaso Gary Leason Cherie Cobb Cindy Christopher Margie Bachman Cindie Roe Stuart Barber Saguaro High School War Torn Kwashiokor Political Science Club Steve Silver Bill Young Leason

Nixon honors Warren at farewell dinner with star-studded guest list

President Nixon saluted Earl Warren as a friend of justice at a black tie farewell dinner. Warren retires in June after fifty years of public service. Abe Fortas called the toast wonderful and Nixon teased Pat Brown about a past election upset. Secretary of State Rogers hinted at Warren's successor.

Washington UPI Nixon Earl Warren Warren White House The United States Abe Fortas Fortas Johnson Senate Edmund “Pat” Brown California Brown William P. Rogers

ROTC Protests Grow as ASU Students Fast at Building

A small SDS group at Arizona State University began a four day fast outside the ROTC building. About 10 students carried sleeping bags and oranges to the second floor stairway and vowed to stay until ROTC courses end or four days pass, conditions allowing nonblocking movement. Captain Norman Peck of campus security said the demonstration will be tolerated if traffic flow remains clear.

Peck

Money Goes Up in Smoke in La Canada Park

Deputies seized 22 year old Eric Hanley of Anaheim in front of a public park incinerator after he was seen burning counterfeit money. Police found about 80000 dollars in unburned bogus bills on him as he reportedly tossed items into the incinerator for about three hours.

LA Canada Calif UPI Eric Hanley Hanley Anaheim

SEATO in Danger as 15 Years Pass in Southeast Asia

SEATO may be headed for an early demise after 15 ineffective years. Formed Sept 1954 in Manila to contain communism, the alliance includes the United States Britain France Pakistan the Philippines New Zealand Thailand and Australia with France boycotting meetings and Britain withdrawing east of Suez. The Bangkok meeting May 20 21 is seen as crucial to SEATO's future and a Western host for next year has not been named.

Phil Newsom UPI Southeast Asia Treaty Organization SEATO Manila John Foster Dulles Mao Tse-tung Korea Dien Bien Phu Philippines Malaysia United , States Britain France Pakistan New Zealand Thailand Australia Southeast Asia India Suez Carlos P. Romulo Bangkok

Pima Navajo area Future teachers visit school and honors

More than 100 ASU education students visited Pima and Navajo schools this week to observe four grade levels as part of mid term exams. Navajo honor roll lists include many fifth through eighth graders, with several teachers and staff announced for future moves and degrees. A May 13 school bond issue discussion and a Friday Navajo carnival with Twinkletoes the Clown are planned activities.

ASU Pima Caryl J. Steere Rosemary Lawson Margaret Meyer Janice Kelly Thomas Martin Helen Corley Don Gehringer Bruce Larsen Gary Pitts Susan Szabo Jodie Wigodsky Susan Biermacher Cathy Brindley Lisa Taylor Sheri Hall Beth Lee Maryn Powers Carolyn Schrieber Laura Williams Scott Halver Bill Knotts David Kieninger Magda Pentland Brenda Harrison Kathy Hancock Vickie Bryant Cindy McCoy Cathy Bennett The Caudill Allison Holli Eloise Babcock Bill West Helen McCarty Gail Wooden Louise McHenry

Mississippi Flood Crests Near Quad Cities After Alarming Trends

Residents from St. Paul to Dubuque report relief as the Mississippi crest peaks near Dubuque but warnings persist. High winds drive water against dikes while sandbagging and patrols continue along levees. Officials say work must continue until levels normalize and danger subsides. About 25,000 people displaced across the Midwest since spring flooding.

United Press Mississippi Riverside St. Paul Quad Cities Davenport Bettendorf Iowa Rock Island Moline Ill Minn St. Louis Dubuque Town Burlington Wisconsin Minnesota la Crosse Prairie du Chien Wis Midwest Minot N.D

Tax incentives plan opposed by Rep Corman

Rep James C Corman of California testified that the Nixon administration’s tax incentive proposal to push industry to train the jobless relies too much on business conscience. He urged that Job Corps and other direct federal programs are more effective and potentially cheaper.

Washington UPI James C. Corman D-Calif Nixon Corman Senate

Weather Across Regions Drops Rain Snow and Frost Warnings

United Press International reports gale warnings along the Washington coast as showers spread across the Pacific Northwest to the northern Rockies and central California. Rain or showers from Maine to the Virginias, scattered snow in northern New England mountains, and thundershowers from Texas to Florida. Frost warnings issued for Tennessee Georgia and Alabama with probable frost in Illinois Kentucky and Missouri. Temperatures ranged from 29 at Hibbing Minnesota to 74 at Key West Florida.

United Press International Washington Pacific Northwest Rockies California Maine Virginias New England Sierra Nevadas Texas Florida Miami Tennessee Georgia Alabama South Carolina Illinois Kentucky Missouri Pascagoula Miss Moss Point Hibbing Duluth Minnesota Key West Fla

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