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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1965

Page

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Subcommittee Examines News Censorship in South Vietnam

The House subcommittee on freedom of information reviews voluntary news censorship amid Vietnam coverage. Chairman Moss expects no immediate passage of a right to access government records but sees potential for next year. Inquiry probes crisis area handling and USIA distribution of official material to media in South Vietnam.

Washington UPI House South Viet Nam John E. Moss Dcalif Moss Justice Department Executive Branch Viet Nam Subcommittee U.S. Information Agency

The Doctor Emeritus Consultant Reflections on Marital Strife

A psychiatrist describes how successful professional husbands often neglect home life leaving wives feeling unused and lonely. Wives report long work hours, late dinners, and jealousy toward the husband’s secretary while husbands defend their duty at work and dismiss domestic demands. The piece warns of possible estrangement or abandonment if emotional needs remain unmet.

Europe Feeline George Mary Sonny

Nuns in Civil Rights Protest Face Fines in Chicago

Six Roman Catholic Daughters of Charity nuns were convicted of blocking traffic during a June 12 civil rights march in Chicago. Magistrate Lester Jankowski fined each nun $25 and warned they avoided jail by paying the amounts.

Chicago VPD Lester Jankowski State Madison Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul

Sertoma Club names Ken Jones Pacific Southwest convention head

Ken Jones of the Sentisdale Sertoman Club was named general chairman of the Sertoma Club Pacific Southwest Region Convention set for April 21 26 1966 in Scottsdale. About 250 Sertomans and wives expected at the Safari and Executive House hotels, with Scottsdale hosting the event for the second time in five years.

Ken Jones Sentisdale Sertoman Club Sertoma Club Safari Executive House Scottsdale

Births Inform Mesa Lutheran Maryvale Family News

Birth notices list a girl born to Donald and Mary Clark at 8543 E. Sage Dr Aug 6 in Mesa Lutheran Church area. Also a boy born to Charles and Karen Dunny at 8128 N 68th St Aug 3 in the Maryvale Community.

Mesa Lutheran Donald and Mary Clark E. Sage Dr Maryvale Charles Karen Dunny 68Th St

Safety meeting urged for Scottsdale city workers

Scottsdale officials invite all city employees to a safety meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Scottsdale High School Auditorium. City Manager Bill Donaldson announces a new safety emphasis with a committee including Nancy Shaw Carl Olson Capt. Harry Walker and others after a surge of on the job accidents.

Scottsdale City Scottsdale High School E. Indian School Mgr Bill Donaldson Donaldson

Peace bid offered as Johnson aides discuss ending bombing

Johnson's top advisers on CBS outline a tentative peace offer to Hanoi while signaling possible U S military reductions if Communists ease fighting. Rusk stresses no halt to South Viet Nam commitment and UN role behind scenes. McNamara says U S would fight years if needed but would cut activity if Communist effort drops.

Washington UPI Johnson Viet Nam Dean Rusk United States Hanoi Defense Robert S. McNamara McNamara U. S South Viet Nam Rusk CBS Greece Berlin Thailand United Nations Security Council

Stefanopoulos Declines Greek Crisis Solution

Former Deputy Premier Stephen Stefanopoulos told King Constantine he could not accept the mandate to form a new government to end Greece’s political crisis. He said the king had not asked him to form a government and stressed no steps were offered.

Athens API Stephen Stefanopoulos Constantine Greece Stefanopoulos Center Union George Papandreou

Cuban seaman Ramirez admits role in Seven Seas murders

An armed Cuban seaman Roberto Ramirez admitted involvement in the deaths aboard the Seven Seas. He was picked up 60 miles from Miami, armed with a revolver and knives, with authorities stopping short of a full confession. Honduran crewmate Burywaise previously told of a gunman firing on a crew member.

Miami UPI Seven Seas Roberto Ramirez Bellavia Elvin

Sinatra crewman drowns after heroic life jacket gift

The 23 year old third mate Robert Goldfarb of New Rochelle drowned near Vineyard Haven after handing the only life jacket to a non swimmer aboard the dingy from the Southern Breeze. James Grimes and two waitresses were saved. two girls swam to safety. Coast Guard and air search underway.

Vineyard Haven Mass UPI Frank Sinatra Coast Guard Robert Goldfarb New Rochelle N.Y Goldfarb James O. Grimes Ireland Sinatra

Stock Market Averages Noon Snapshot From Dow Jones List

United Press International reports stock market activity at 2 p m EDT with Dow Jones figures shown. Major names include Alcoa at 68 percent, American Can 48 7, American Motors 10, AT&T down 6, Bethlehem Steel 39, Ford 44, General Electric 102, General Motors 97 55, Goodyear 46, Pfizer 7 85, Sears Roebuck 66, Texaco 42 percent, and others with varying gains and losses across steel, chemicals, airlines, and consumer goods firms.

New York Alcoa American Can American Motors At&t American Tobacco Arizona Pub Snc Atchison Topeka Bendix Bethlehem Steel Douglas Aircraft DuPont Eastman Kodak Emerson Electric Ford Motors Frontier Airlines General Dynamics General Electric General Motors General Telephone Goodyear Calif Texaco Mead

Medicare sign-up opens as enrollment begins next week

UPI reports the Social Security Administration will mail information kits and enrollment cards for the voluntary supplemental Medicare plan to about 14 million people over 65 on Social Security. Cards will be sent at about one million a week from next week, with the program partly funded by the government and a $3 monthly premium for the supplemental coverage.

Washington UPI Social Security Administration Social Security Post Office Department Post Office

Benches Sought by Paradise Valley Kiwanis Club

The Paradise Valley Kiwanis Club meeting in Scottsdale proposes sheltered benches at bus stops to aid passengers. Project chair Murray Harris says the exact number and locations are undetermined and welcomes Scottsdale resident suggestions.

Paradise Valley Kiwanis Club Scottsdale Safari Hotel Murray Harris Harris

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