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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1967

Page

2

Orbiter 3 Faces Repeated Frames Delays

Caltech JPL reports minor photo system trouble on Lamar Orbiter 3 as it surveys 12 landing sites for Apollo missions. Equipment to advance film through a scanner intermittently fails, causing repeated frames and delays. Problem first appeared late Saturday, recurs about every ninety minutes.

Pasadena Calif UPI America Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL Apollo

Indonesia says Sukarno cannot leave amid exile demands

Foreign Minister Adam Malik told a student delegation that President Sukarno cannot depart Indonesia. Malik cited Sukarno’s alleged political and economic crimes and noted only his wife Dewi in Tokyo supports exile. He described Suharto pressing Sukarno to resign unconditionally as meetings continued in Jakarta.

Jakarta UPI Adam Malik Indonesia Sukarno Malik Tokyo Dewi Japan Bung Karno Suharto

Humphrey Arrival in Phoenix Leads to Star-Studded Visit

Vice President Hubert Humphrey and wife Muriel arrive Tuesday for an 18 hour Phoenix stop. A private black-tie dinner at the Westward Ho hosts 600 guests of Eugene C. Pulliam. Humphrey meets state Democrats and appears on KOOL-TV with Arizona State University students.

Phoenix UPT Hubert H. Humphrey Muriel Westward Ho Eugene C. Pulliam Humphrey Sky Habor San Francisco Pulliams Hotel Westward Ho Arizona State University Kool-Tv

Johnson Crime Commission urges massive federal aid to local lawmen

The Johnson Crime Commission released the most exhaustive survey of crime in America, urging over 200 reforms and extensive federal aid to state and local law enforcement. The report estimates annual crime costs at 21 billion dollars and calls for action at all government levels Beyond funding, it urges overhauls of courts and broader policing powers, while denying links between crime rises and Supreme Court rulings or the civil rights movement.

Washington UPL Johnson Crime Commission America Congress Commission Hut Dt Hugh Scott f-Pa Senate Judiciary Howard ‘W. Brooke R-Mags Massachusetts Jia Meet the Press NBC Supreme Court Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach Whitney M. Young Jr Columbia Law Herbert J. Weschler

Rites set for Oppenheimer

J Robert Oppenheimer dies at 62 from throat cancer at the Institute for Advanced Study Princeton Funeral services will be private with a memorial at 3 PM Saturday in Alexander Hall Princeton University He headed Los Alamos Lab 1943 45 and later led the institute from 1947 to 1966 He was called the father of the atomic bomb and later expressed mixed feelings about his work.

Princeton N.J UPI J. Robert Oppenheimer Katherine Oppenheimer Institute For Advanced Study Princeton University Institute Alexander Hall Los Alamos, N.M Hiroshima Nagasaki Dwight Eisenhower Army Johnson Atomic Energy Comemission Enrica

Dickson Receives Los Angeles Zero Defects Award

Dickson Electronics Corp. president Donald Dickson received a Zero Defects program participation award in Los Angeles from Col. Lawrence A. Fowler. The ceremony at Hotel Valley Ho highlighted meeting seven government criteria and a 7.8 percent drop in a key reject area due to employee efforts. Dickson credited George Adams and the workforce with high pledge-card participation and program licenses.

Donald Dickson Dickson Electronics Corp Los Angeles Defense Contracts, Administration Services Lawrence A. Fowler Phoenix Hotel Valley Hla Col. Fowler Dickson Fowler George Adams

Scottsdale Amateur Radio Club Briefing On Civil Defense

The Scottsdale Amateur Radio Club will be briefed tonight on Civil Defense procedures in a national emergency. NORAD will originate the briefing from Colorado Springs Colorado. The group will tour the Arizona State Department of Civil Defense Emergency Operating Center in the state capitol basement and view RACES stations across the state. New officers are Bob Dreste chairman Jim Wortham vice chairman Ray Adams secretary and Ed Neal treasurer. The next meeting is tentatively set for Saturday at 3 pm.

Scottsdale Amateur Radio Club NORAD Colorado Springs Cal Arizona State Department of Civil Defense State Capitol Radio Amateurs Civil Emergency Services Bob Dreste Jim Wortham Ray Adams Ed Neal

King Hassan II Returns to Morocco from U.S. Visit

King Hassan II of Morocco arrives in Rabat by special plane after an eight day trip to the United States. He held talks with President Johnson and Secretary of State Dean Rusk during the visit.

Rabat Morocco UPI Hassan WH United States Johnson Dean Rusk

Wall Street Mixed As Dow Lows Drift Through Day

The Dow Jones industrial average fell 6.08 to 844.76 at 2 p.m. EST while 20 industrials slipped 1.28 to 229.06 and 15 utilities declined 0.61 to 197.52. Trading totaled 5.9 million shares with numerous listed issues advancing and retreating in a broad market session.

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