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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1966

Page

10

Ho Chi Minh asks India to lead Viet Nam peace moves

In a letter to the Indian government Ho Chi Minh proposed India as neutral Chairman of the International Control Commission to initiate peace efforts in Viet Nam. The ICC was created in 1954 under Geneva cease fire terms with Canada, Poland as other members.

New Delhi Ho Chi Minh Viet Nam New Delli International Control Commission India I.C.C Geneva Canada Poland

Dixie Lee Radcliff Sentenced in NH Slayings Case

Dixie Lee Radcliff, 16, daughter of an Ohio pastor, received two concurrent prison terms totaling 8 to 10 years for her role in the Labor Day killings of two New Hampshire men. Judge Melvyn Shelley called for responsible conduct as she cried through the sentencing.

Flagstaff UPI Dixie Lee Radcliff Ohio New Hampshire Superior Court Melvyn Shelley of Holbrook Shelley Dixie

Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Women's Auxiliary win contested

The Parada del Sol parade results are disputed as no official list confirms the Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Women's Auxiliary won the Mayor's trophy. The Progress listed winners incompletely and multiple calls failed to yield a definitive, verifiable winner despite several named contacts.

Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Kempner Carlson and Barker Ad Agency Weldon James Parade Don Chambers Parada Chambers Jaycee Paul Hellmuth Hellmuth Bill Mack Bill Pat O’brien Pat Crystal Water Co

Johnson to send Humphrey to Saigon amid Vietnam talks

President Johnson mobiles Vice President Humphrey to fly to Saigon with South Viet Nam leaders after peace and war talks with Thieu and Ky. The pair plan a 11 a.m. communique, then Johnson heads to Washington while Humphrey tours Southeast Asia, with India possible. Agriculture officials accompany to assist South Viet Nam’s internal programs.

Honolulu UPI Johnson Southeast Asia Hubert H. Humphrey Saigon Viet Nam Nguyen van Thieu South Viet Nam Nguyen Cao Ky Mainland Los Angeles Humphrey Los Angeles International Washington White House Subcontinent Thieu Agriculture Orville L. Freeman Thieu, Ky

Valley YMCA fund drive aims for 375000 in Scottsdale build

The Valley YMCA launches a Valley wide fund campaign led by Scottsdale executives Chet Mwane aT Unappen and Tom Fannin with over 250 volunteers. Barry Goldwater receives YMCA award for Sky Y Camp work. A follow up meeting is set for February 14 at Central Methodist Church.

The Valley Ymca Scottsdale Chet Mwwane Unappen Tom Fannin George Diefenderfer Chet Chappel Richard Colville Westward Ho Thunderbird Room Barry Goldwater YMCA Goldwater Prescott Chappell Central Methodist Church Central Ave

South Braces For Warmer Weather Across Regions

Warmer air moves north from the south lifting temperatures into the 50s and 60s as far as eastern Nebraska and Missouri. Dense fog blankets sections of the Midwest. A central Rockies snowstorm warning was canceled while southern California sees new snow in foothills east of Los Angeles. Freezing conditions linger in New England with widespread rain from Arizona to Minnesota and Ohio Valley east to the Carolinas.

Nebraska Missouri Midwest North Central States Rockies California Los Angeles New England Arizona Montana Minnesota Ohio Valley Maryland Carolinas

Aids on agenda for Scottsdale School Board meeting

The Scottsdale School District Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting tonight at Paiute Elementary School to consider federal funds for education. The agenda includes requests totaling 48,500 under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act and 26,000 for a block office education program across three high schools. The board previously tabled the first request and then tied votes delayed action in the absence of a member.

Scottsdale School District Paiute Elementary School E. Osborn Rd Scottsdale J. Paul Jones Lyman Davidson

Haugh assails liquor office power as patronage abuse

Arizona House Leader John Haugh denounces the governor for alleged political patronage and theft of taxpayer money in liquor department affairs. He cites firing and rehiring of agents, moonlighting concerns, and a push for stronger laws to curb abuse while defending lawmakers under indictment and urging action to protect public trust.

Phoenix UPI House John Haugh Tucson Republican Office of Liquor Control Haugh Paul Fannin John Duncan Pete Dard San Angelo Pima County Grand Jury Goddard Liquor Department Arizona County Attorneys’ Association

Variable clouds with rain showers and cooler temps

The forecast calls for variable clouds today with occasional rain showers this afternoon and early evening. Tonight remains partly cloudy with a low around 39. Tomorrow warms to about 55 with a few clouds and cooler conditions overall.

Europe unity push after Paris talks between De Gaulle and Erhard

President Charles de Gaulle and West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard ended two days of talks in Paris with a warming of Franco German relations and a plan to launch a drive for closer European political unity. No major results were reported. Officials said De Gaulle favored letting Erhard initiate political cooperation while stressing no immediate moves. France indicated willingness to resume talks only after farm policy and prices in the European Common Market are fully agreed.

Paris UPI Charles de Gaulle Ludwig Erhard Europe de Gaulle Erhard

SRP delays Salt River water release amid irrigation use

The Salt River Project reports inflow to the watershed is less than irrigation demand and will delay releasing water into the Salt River. A spokesman denies releasing 3500 cfs at Granite Reef and says only irrigation canals receive water. Road crews build a temporary bridge and restore culverts to maintain traffic.

Salt River Granite Reef Dam Ing Valley Scottsdale Rd Country Club

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