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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1966
Page
12
The forecast lists each sign with playful, dated advice for December 24, 1906. Aries through Pisces receive tips on manners, social conduct, duties, and generosity, urging activity, sociability, and thoughtful deeds during the holiday season.
The survey reveals 24 Democrats and 18 Republicans favoring civil rights legislation while 48 Democrats and 45 Republicans oppose. Ford supports action without Title 4 open housing, with mixed views from McClory Mundt and Mundt. Regional breakdown shows the East leaning yes, South and Midwest mostly no, while the West sways variedly.
Fragmented report details Seabee units in Vietnam near Chu Lai and the USS Kearsarge, with personnel including Corporal Perr and Seaman Godziak noted. Also mentions Jack B. Ford promoted to lieutenant colonel in the Air Force at Maxwell AFB and Captain Harry E. Garrison completing Squadron Officer School at Maxwell.
A group of seven to fourteen year old girls from the Manchester Garden Road apartments collected over $17 for UNICEF this week. They plan to continue donations through Christmas, singing carols to aid the United Nations Children’s Fund.
Washington reports Czechoslovakia plans to press ahead with the trial of Vladimir Kazan-Komarek an American citizen born in Czech lands and seized in Prague after a Soviet airliner stop en route from Moscow to Paris UPI notes U.S. pressure for his release.
In Chicago on a Thursday afternoon a well dressed man handed a note demanding money to bank teller Dimitra Polyzos who gave $2,500. Waiting customers tackled the robber at the door, police booked him at the station.
The Arizona Supreme Court denied Pacific National Bank of San Francisco and attorney Phillip Barnett’s appeal to foreclose a 108000 mortgage on the Hitching Post lodge at 3002 N. Old Scottsdale. The court also rejectedBarnett’s bid to recover 108000 in legal fees. The ruling upheld Superior Court Judge Yale McFate’s decision quieting the lodge title. Defendants include the lodge and Bank of Douglas now Arizona Bank.
Louis Lomax will depart for Hanoi with State Department backing to interview North Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh and Pham Bang Dong. He will travel via Tokyo and Cambodia and hopes to film and tape the conversations, taking a crew and a producer along.
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