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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1967

Page

6

Navy pilots listed dead now found held by the enemy

Pentagon officials disclosed that three Navy pilots previously listed as killed in action are alive and in enemy hands. Names include Cmdr. Fred A. W. Franke Jr., Lt. Cmdr. Robert B. Doremus, and Lt. Cmdr. Porter A. Halyburton, with families notified and limited details released.

Washington UPI Pentagon Fred A. W. Franke Jr Jackie Louise Franke Honors Drive San Diego Calif Robert B. Doremus Dinah Doremus South Jane Way Wilmington Del J.g Doremus Defense Department Air Force Navy Lne

Proxmire faults war budget estimates and inflation impact

Sen. William Proxmire charges the Johnson administration underestimated Vietnam war costs by about 10 billion dollars for fiscal 1967. He warns the miscalculation helped trigger inflation and higher interest rates and urges quarterly budget estimates to aid congressional decisions.

Washington UPI Johnson Senate Congress Proxmire Charles L. Schultze Schultze Defense Robert S. McNamara Vietnam United States Thomas Curtis R-Mo McNamara Martha Griffiths D-Mich

Careening car kills three children in Holyoke street crash

A car mounted the sidewalk near James Metcalf Elementary School, killing James Cossey seven, Susan Kusek six, and Marie Johannis eighty, and injuring nine others. The driver died of a heart attack as responders treated the victims. Dr. Joseph Hahn aided at Holyoke Hospital.

Holyoke Mass UPI Joseph Hahn Springfield Holyoke Hospital James Metcalf James Cossey Hitchcock Street Susan, Kusek Woodland Street Marie Johannis Sunset Road Donald Hahn Hahn Richard Rose

New Country Club Dr Segment Opens on Salt River Reservation

A rebuilt section of Country Club Drive on the Salt River Indian Reservation between Scottsdale and Mesa opened to traffic Friday afternoon after flood damage in early 1966. The State Highway Department expects final linking with Beeline Highway within 10 days, noting improved drainage and stricter construction. Original estimates were 83000 dollars but adding the Beeline link and service for Tempe trash trucks raised the cost toward 100000 dollars.

Country Club Dr Salt River Indian Reservation Scottsdale Mesa State Highway Department Beeline Highway City of Tempe Reservation

Carl Rollins Named Head Football Coach at Glendale CC

Maryvale High School coach Carl Rollins was named first head football coach at Glendale Community College after signing a contract on Thursday. Rollins, 47, received the job offer January 9 and, with no salary announced, has 18 years of coaching experience.

Phoenix UPI Maryvale Carl Rollins Glendale Community College Rollins Wyoming Rolling

Banned cancer serum tested by Cleveland doctors

A secret eight week trial uses the Rand cancer vaccine on more than 100 terminal cancer patients across the United States and abroad at Richmond Heights General Hospital. Dr. W. Roland Disinger oversees the study as Rand Development Corp faces FDA and SEC actions over safety and publicity.

Cleveland UPS Richmond Heights General Hospital United States England Pakistan Canada W. Roland Disinger Rand Development Corp iCleveland H. James Rand Remington Rand Corp Cleveland Academy of Medicine Rand Federal Food and Drug Administration FDA New York Florida Securities and Exchange Commission SEC Disinger Rand Corp Mayo Clinic Johns Hopkins Massachusetts General Hospital

New nuclear pact seen for this year

High diplomatic sources say the United States and Russia have cleared major obstacles and near agreement on a basic treaty to curb nuclear weapons. Negotiations on remaining details will occur at the Geneva disarmament conference resuming February 21 with Britain possibly joining later this year.

London UPI United States Russia Britain West Germany NATO Council NATO Bonn Moscow NATO Consultative Committee NATO Permanent Council

FCC plans new rule to curb toy walkie talkies

The FCC prepared proposals to ban toy walkie talkies from a licensed band and move users to a clearer frequency. Existing sets will be allowed to wear out before rules take effect, with no outlawing of current devices. The move aims to reduce interference for Citizens Band and business two way radio users. Julian Dickson led efforts to avoid new interference while drafting the rule.

Washington UPI Federal Communications Commission Cme FCC Ilicensees Julian Dickson Field Engineering Bureau

Four Americans Freed by East Germany in One Night

Four U.S. civilians freed from East German prison terms were driven to West Berlin. Mary Hellen Battle and Moses R. Herrin, both with long refugee aid charges, Frederick Matthews, and William W. Lovett, released after about 18 months of a 27 month term. Maxwell Rabb led the operation and spoke at a late night news conference.

Miss Battle Herrin Matthews Lovett West Berlin Maxwell M. Rabb New York U.S

POWs Return to Hanoi in Lunar New Year Repatriation

Twenty eight North Vietnamese prisoners of war walk back to North Vietnam crossing the DMZ bridge in undershorts amid a Lunar New Year cease fire. Two men decline to cross. The event draws Ho Chi Minh government denials and Saigon claims of defectors.

Demilitarized Zone Vietnam South Vietnam North Vietnam Saigon Hanoi Ho Chi Minh da Nang Pleiku Bien Hoa

Kuchel to push Colorado river project bill in Grand Canyon

Senator Thomas H. Kuchel would reintroduce a Colorado river project bill seeking the 511 million dollar Hualapai dam in the Grand Canyon. The measure counters Interior Secretary Udall who proposed scrapping two controversial dams and would authorize the Central Arizona Project with California guaranteed priority to 4.4 million acre-feet of Colorado River water.

Washington UPI Thomas H. Kuchel Calif Grand Canyon Kuchel Interior Stewart L. Udall Central Arizona California

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