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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1969

Page

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Ray seeks transfer from maximum security prison cell

James Earl Ray told U.S. District Judge William E. Miller he would rather face death by fellow inmates than stay in a six by nine foot solitary cell at Tennessee State Prison. He argued for removal from maximum security and said there is danger for anyone in prison.

Nashville, Tenn UPI James Earl Ray Tennessee State Prison Martin Luther King Jr U.S William E. Miller Miller Ray Thomas B.fox King

Motorcycle rider held in armed robbery in Scottsdale

Scottsdale police arrested 22 year old William J Oper after an armed robbery at a Jack In The Box on East McDowell. Manager Brian W Emery fired three shots as the suspect took $90 and fled on a motorcycle. a bullet hole was later found in the bike.

Scottsdale William J. Oper 2Nd St 76Th St Earill E. McDowell Brian W. Emery N. Papago Circle Tempe Emery Oper

Army captain survives Viet Cong ambush near Saigon

Capt John W Marshall of Livonia Michigan, 27, was wounded in the left thigh and later flown to Japan for treatment after a Viet Cong ambush that killed three of his companions. He said he surrendered, was ignored, and the attackers piled the dead on him and set them alight.

Saigon UPI Michigan U.S John—W.—Marshall Livonia Mich Japan Marshall U.S. 1St Infantry Division

Holiday tragedies kill at least 600

A United Press International tally shows at least 600 people killed in traffic accidents during the holiday period from 6 p.m. Wednesday to 11:59 p.m. Sunday. The total including planes fires and other causes rises to 778. A special Mass for the sick elderly disabled and shut-in will be held Tuesday noon at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church with refreshments after and transportation help available by call 9474331.

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church Sodality United Press International United_Press

Demonstrators Fire Molotov Bottle at Agnew Car in Manila

Anti American demonstrators hurled a four inch Molotov bomb toward Vice President Spiro Agnew’s limousine as his motorcade entered the U S Embassy grounds in Manila. A Filipino reporter was slightly hurt by flying glass. Agnew arrived to begin a Far Eastern tour and was protected by Secret Service as riot police dispersed the crowd with bamboo clubs.

Manila UPI Spiro T. Agnew U.S Agnew Secret Service

ACLU accuses police of harassing Black Panthers nationwide

The ACLU charged that police harassment of Black Panthers violates civil rights, citing excessive traffic stops and arrests for distributing materials. It cited high officials’ statements as fueling a climate of oppression and described informants attempting provocations to instigate crimes.

New York UPI American Civil Liberties Union ACLU Panthers Spiro. T. Agnew John N. Mitchell FBI J. Edgar Hoover Supreme Court Arthur J. Goldberg Chicago Los Angeles Panther San—Francisco Philadelphia

Phoenix man charged with homicide after backyard slaying

In Phoenix a scuffle at a South Side apartment ended with Isham Lester Branscome, 40, shot in the back by Johnny G. O'Connor, 43. O'Connor was arrested at the scene and jailed on homicide charges after detectives say an argument led to the fatal shooting.

Phoenix UPI South Side Johnny G. O’connor Isham Lester Branscome Branscome

Obituaries for Allers Taylor Osborne in Scottsdale area

Christian G Allers 71 of Mountain Shadows West died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital He was born in Brooklyn NY and moved from Paris NY 15 years ago He was a former New York real estate broker and served 12 years on Harrison NY city council He was member of the Sheriff's Mounted-Posse in Scottsdale Survived by son George Scottsdale three grandchildren Roger Scotts dale and Lance Kato Casa Grande and a great grandchild Interment and cremation details given Friends may call Messinger Mortuary Services 11 AM Tuesday Valley Presbyterian Church Doris Jean Taylor 47 died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital Services were today at Messinger Mortuary Interment in Stanley Kan Born in Monroe IA moved here 10 years ago from Philicothe Mo Worked for H and R Block for three years Residence 8138 E Amelia Survived by husband Mack B a son Steven Mark parents Charles M Livingston sister Mrs Billy M Roof both of Scottsdale sister Mrs Wayne Is Decker of Columbia MO Gertrude E Osborne 63 of 6644 E Vernon died Friday at St Josephs Hospital Phoenix Services 10 AM today Messinger Chapel Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens Osborne born Springfield OH came to Arizona 23 years ago lived in Scottsdale past 10 years Husband Frank M Osborne and a brother and sister living outside state

Christian G. Allers Mountain Shadows West Good Samaritan Hospital Brooklyn N.Y Paris New York Harrison Sheriff’s Mounted-Posse Scottsdale George’c Roger Kenneth ‘Kato Casa Grande Robert Doughtery ‘Jr New’ ‘York City Lance Kato the Valley Presbyterian Church Manay-call Messinger Doris Jean Taylor Messinger Mortuary Stanley Kan Monroe Iowa Philicothe-Mo H. & R. Block E. Amelia Mack B Steven Mark Charles M. Livingston Billy M. Roof Wayne ~Is-Decker Columbia, Mo Gertrude E. Osborne E. Vernon St. Joseph’s Hospital Phoenix

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