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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1967

Page

2

Coplon spy case ends as courts drop charges

Federal courts dropped charges against Judith Coplon in the 16 year old Soviet spy case after the Justice Department said the evidence was incompetent or too old to retry. Coplon and Soviet diplomat Valentin Gubitchev were previously convicted in New York and Washington. Gubitchev’s sentence was suspended due to diplomatic immunity, and Coplon’s fate was sealed by new rulings on illegal arrest.

Washington UPT Judith Coplon Justice Department New York Valentin A. Gubitchev Sylvester Ryan Miss Coplon Albert H. Socolov UPI Socolov New York City Sil Sixy Gubitchev Soviet Union Washington, D.C Heath United

Liberal Democrats fail to act on Powell discipline

Democratic Study Group executive committee refuses to recommend action on Rep. Adam Clayton Powell amid mounting GOP pressure to strip him of the Education and Labor Committee chair and possibly his seat. House Speaker McCormack opposes moves, leaving party position unclear.

DSG Adam Powell House Republicans Powell Harlem Democrat Education and Labor Committee New York John W. McCormack Mass James O'Hara D-Mich DSG Executive Committee

Marine jailed for two killings in Vietnam patrol

Pfc. Charles W. Keenan, 20, of Nitro West Virginia, was sentenced at a Chu Lai court martial to life at hard labor plus dishonorable discharge for killing two villagers near Da Nang. He receives forfeiture of pay and reduction to private. The murders occurred in Tri Binh Quang Ngai Province during a patrol after gunfire from a house. Keenan claimed the villagers were fleeing gunfire and mistook them for Viet Cong. The sentence awaits convening authority approval before taking effect.

DA Nang South Vietnam UPI U.S Friday Charles W. Keenan Nitro W. Va Chu Lai Saigon Keenan Portsmouth N.H Navy Henry Keenan Tri Binh Quang Ngai

Obituary of Walfred S. Matison VP of M B Automotive Instru

Obituary notices pending for Walfred S. Matison 48 vice president and general manager of M B Automotive Instruments Co Scottsdale died in Phoenix Friday. A Minnesota native he moved to Scottsdale via Flint Michigan to attend Camelback Seventh day Adventist Church. Survived by wife Vella sons Robert Donald Thomas brother Arthur and six sisters Mrs Sylvia Nikka Mrs Gerta Oija Mrs Tyna Grum Mrs Lilian Davis Mrs Lou Anderson and Mrs Irla Land plus one grandchild. Visitation at Green Acres Mortuary will occur this afternoon and evening today and Sunday.

Walfred S. Matison M&b Automotive Instruments Co Latham Scottsdale Phoenix Wriday Minnesota Wotfram Flint Mich Camelback Seventhorgy Adventist Church Vella Song Robert Donald Phoenix Thomas Arthur Maple Wise Sylvia Nikka Gerta Oija Tyna Grum Lilian Davis Chicago Lou Anderson Wisconsin Irla Land Ohio Brandchild Green Acraa Mortuary

Bank president’s wife held at gunpoint in Boulder ransom

A slender man in a red ski cap abducted Belly Sue Hill, wife of Leo Hill of the First National Bank of Boulder, demanding fifty thousand dollars and leaving forty thousand in new bills at Norlin Library on the University of Colorado campus. Hill complied and the suspect escaped. no one was harmed. An alert covered Colorado and the FBI Denver office continues inquiries.

Boulder Cole UPI Boulder Bank Belly Sue Hill Leo Hill First National Bank of Boulder Donald H Vendel Hill Norlin University of Colorado Vendor FBI Denver

Ruby buried amid snow in Chicago after Oswald slaying

Jack Ruby, the Dallas saloon keeper who killed Lee Harvey Oswald on November 24, 1963, was buried in Westlawn Cemetery beside his immigrant parents. The service, led by Rabbi David Graubart, portrayed Ruby as a misguided patriot who loved the martyred president yet avenged him. Mourners included Ruby’s brothers, sisters, and several lawyers. the ceremony was peaceful with reporters kept at a distance.

Chicago Jack Ruby Dallas Lee Harvey Oswald John F. Kennedy Westlawn Ruby Oswald David Graubart Parkland Hospital Army Air Corps Weinstein and Sons Rabbi Graubart Jack Raby Huby Graubart Mia Mary Carrall Ann Wolpert Eileen Kaminsky Eva Grant Tree of Ruby Kilmer Gort William Kingsler New York Phil Burleson Kaninsky

Up With People to Perform in Scottsdale Today

The 400 voice group will perform in Arizona with 180 singers in two afternoon shows at Fashion Square Mall and Kiva Court. The full chorus of 406 gathers for an 8 p.m. concert at Arizona State University Grady Gammage Auditorium. Tickets are $3 reserved and $1 general.

Scottsdale Grady Gammage Fashion Square Mall Arizona State University Tempe Fifth Avenue Seonttsdale Valley of the Sun Kiva Court Grady Garmmage America Japan Korea Germany Austria Spain Puerto Rico Jamaica Panama Venenela Mexico U. S Canada West Point Annapolis Air Force Academy University of Waseda Peking Grady Gammaga

SRP Awarded Federal Grant for Water Reuse Pilot

Salt River Project receives a 40500 federal grant to test using treated effluent to recharge underground water near Phoenix. Pilot facility planned along the Salt River channel about 14 miles downstream from the city’s sewage plant. Project director is Henry Shipley. If successful, water would irrigation nearby farms and free surface water for other uses.

Phoenix UPD Salt River Rod J. McMullin SRP Dist Ave McMullin Henry Shipley Pope Bermuda Mac ‘Mullin

Coronado Seniors Nominated to Military Academies

Coronado seniors Bob Clevenger and Bruce Smith received nominations from Senator Carl Hayden for the Merchant Marine Academy and West Point respectively. Both sent application letters with academic and extracurricular records and underwent qualification tests including the Civil Service exam where Bruce placed second of 195 entrants.

Bob Clevenger Bruce Smith Coronado Carl Hayden Bob Merchant Marine Academy Bruce West Point Senator Hayden Civil Service Team

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