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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1966

Page

3

Treating highway crashes as an epidemic urged by WHO

World Health Organization proposes treating road accidents as a disease to study causes and prevent fatalities. It cites over 100000 annual deaths and up to 4 million injuries, urging epidemiological research, driver behavior, vehicle safety, and road conditions as linked factors.

United States WHO

Rustler Steals Calf and Goat in Missouri Nativity Scene

A St Louis area cattle thief absconded with a Hereford calf and a black goat from a shed behind Ed Eisenhart's home over the weekend. The robber left the burro and two sheep in Eisenhart's live nativity setup untouched.

ST. Louis UPI Ena Ed Eisenhart Eisenhart

Greensburg Car Standoff Ended With Officer Death

In Greensburg Indiana a vehicle carrying two prison escapees collided with law require vehicles. Deputy Sheriff David Blodgett exchanged fire with James Collins who fled after wounding State Trooper William Rayner who died from his injuries. Collins later surrendered at a farm home after authorities found the intruder.

Greensburg Ind UPI Rite Ears Et Ae Reltives William Rayner James Spre Covington Kys Louisville James Collins Rayner David Blodgett Jst Blodgett Sprinkle Collins Indiana Lawrence ‘Ernstes Ernstes Henry Henry Ernstes John Mull Carl Wood

U.S. Reported Buying Chinese Steel for Military Use

The Observer says the United States purchased about $1 million worth of Chinese steel for military construction through Hong Kong intermediaries. Several thousand tons were supplied earlier this year, with payments via Hong Kong banks and origins known to officials. The steel could be used for bunkers or bomb runways, prompting suspicions about allied cement from Rai near North Vienna.

London UPI U.S Observer Rai

Assault case charges ousted Remen ee

A local assault case led to charges being dismissed against a defendant identified as Remen ee. Court records show no further action as investigators reviewed evidence and probation officials noted no new developments in the case.

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