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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1966

Page

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Viet Cong Attacks, U.S. Cavalry Hold Near Bong Son

Viet Cong forces ambushed U.S. 1st Cavalry Division units near Bong Son as heavy fighting raged in the hills. Air and artillery strikes targeted Viet Cong positions, while U.S. planes monitored 12 targets around Dien Bien Phu airfield. Seven Americans killed and four injured in helicopter crashes. an infantryman sacrificed himself to save teammates by shielding a grenade. Intelligence estimates Communist strength at 237,000 with 17,000–20,000 North Vietnamese regulars and 1,800 infiltrations monthly north of the 17th Parallel.

Saigon U.S South Viet Nam South Viet Nam

Noon Stock Totals Reflect Mixed Market Moves

New York trading shows mixed gains and losses with major names like DuPont 22814 and General Motors 100 percent, plus notable shifts in AT&T 60 percent and Bethlehem Steel 74 percent. Banks and manufacturers such as Montgomery Ward 32 percent and Texaco 7954 percent contribute to a volatile session.

New York Alcoa Americar Can American Motors At&t American Tobacco Anaconda Arizona Pub. Svc Atchison Topeka Bendix Bethlehem Steel Douglas Aircraft DuPont Eastman Person Ford Motors Frontier General Dynamics General Electric General Motors General Telephone Goodyear It&t Johns N.J Texaco Union Oil United Aircraft U.S. Rubber US. Steel

Bridge Counting winners and losing cards

Alfred Sheinwold explains how to manage a trump contract by counting both winners and losers. The text details a South hand facing a spade and heart sequence, showing how ruffing in dummy and preserving a spade entry can avoid loss of tricks and maximize chances for ten tricks.

South West

Soviet TU114 crash at Moscow kills eight on takeoff

Soviet authorities report eight deaths after an African-bound TU114 crashed on takeoff at Sheremetevo. Officials note the airliner, the world's largest turbo prop, was on an inaugural Moscow Brazzaville flight. Wreckage halts foreign flights. several European routes canceled.

Moscow UPI Sheremetevo Brazzaville Congo Republic Austria Denmark Belgium

Scottsdale Resident Arrested on Burglary Charge

A Scottsdale resident, Richard Larry Davis, 25, of 2235 N 74th St, was arrested just after midnight at the Richfield Service Station at Ninth St and McDowell in Phoenix on burglary charges. Officers were alerted by a woman who heard breaking glass and an intruder at the station before police found him inside.

Scottsdale Phoenix Richard Larry Davis 74Th St Richfield Ninth St McDowell Davis

Banker testifies Mossler left no doubt of love for Candy

Arthur Lundeen, a Miami banker and Mossler's Central Bank director, testifies Mossler idolized his wife Candy and he considers it inconceivable Mossler was homosexual. The witness is the state's 65th in the case against Candy Messler and her nephew Melvin Lane Powers over Jacques Mossler's 1964 murder. Candy claims birth certificate errors and denies the alleged affair.

Miami UPI Jacques Mossler Mossler Candy Arthur Lundeen Central Bank and Trust Co Candy Messler Melvin Lane Powers Messler Meésler Arthur Huttoe Lundeen

Arabian horses star in Scottsdale All-Arabian Show

Sports Illustrated highlights the five page feature on Arabian horses to be shown at the Scottsdale All Arabian Horse Show. The event runs February 23 to 27 at Paradise Park drawing thousands, as Scottsdale boasts 16 Arabian ranches and over 350 horses within six miles.

Sports Illustrated Scottsdale Paradise Park

Nationwide anti mophead drive hits Monterrey

In Monterrey Mexico a student led protest shaves the Yakis rock group amid teen tears. About 2000 university students organize the public shearing urging the band to ditch mop heads. Benito Ibarra Garza and his sidemen surrender to vigilante threats to stop their ends from being shaved.

Monterrey Mexico UPI Benito Ibarra Garza

Precincts Cut for Maricopa Flood Bond Vote

Maricopa County will reduce voting precincts from 304 to 104 for the March 8 flood control bond election. Elections director John E Burke said only tax paying real property owners will be eligible to vote and the change applies solely to this election.

Phoenix UPI Maricopa County John E.burke

Arizona House OKs Finance Department Bill

The Arizona House passed a finance reform bill creating a strong central budget unit under the governor, expanding duties over three years. Democrats Rhodes and Elliott voted against. Senate action uncertain. A mortgage regulation bill and a 40 percent cut in residential assessed value were also introduced or discussed.

Scottsdale forms central AFS committee to aid student exchanges

A Scottsdale central American Field Service committee was formed to inform the community, enlist financial support, and arrange for foreign students to speak before service clubs. Members include Mrs. C. E. Erickson, Mrs. Bruce A. Sahlin, Mrs. Cyril Hopkinson, and Mrs. Arthur Aymar. Three foreign students are currently living in Scottsdale host homes.

Scottsdale American Field Service U.S Scottsdale Central Afs C. E. Erickson Scottsdale High School Cyril Hopkinson Nity AFS Clare Howatt Scotland Coronado High School Rowland Donk Continental Coronado High Kaoru Suzuki Jack Chadwick Villetta Ceci Par Edes Scottsdale High Carl Behle Indian School American ‘Field Service America

Minor car fire damages Scottsdale police vehicle

A 1964 Dodge received about 85 dollars of damage when an electrical fire broke out under the dash while in a Scottsdale garage for repair. Detective James Palmatier was driving the car. mechanics blamed crossed ignition wiring. Rural Fire Co. officials termed the incident minor.

Scottsdale James Palmatier Palmatier Rural’ Fire Co

Renowned Carpet Brands Featured In Large Selection

In a wide carpet display, well known manufacturers with lasting reputations are highlighted. The ad invites customers to visit and buy with confidence, noting the trusted names come from proven quality over the years.

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Bong Son 1St Cavalry Hillside Dien Bien Phu Hanoi Long An Mekong 25Th Infantry Division Alfred Sheinwold Moose Lodge Banker Senate House T. C Doc) Rhodes Maricopa Jim Elliott Cochise Douglas Holsclaw Rpima State Board of Regents Finance Department Lame Duck Central Afs Scottsdale Rd
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