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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1967
Page
12
Frank McGrath famed for Gunsmoke role Charlie Wooster will join the Parada Del Sol as guest star. He will ride in the February 4 parade at 10 a.m and entertain crowds at rodeo shows at 2 p.m and 8 p.m on February 4 and 2 p.m February 5.
Eight Titan 3C satellites reached near equatorial orbits at about 21 000 miles and began test transmissions to Ft. Dix New Jersey Camp Roberts California and Helemano Hawaii. Air Force officials called all units healthy and said the system will reduce dependence on land based links for high priority messages.
In Phoenix a cancer victim's body is stored in a steel capsule at 498 degrees below zero to await future revival. Robert Nelson of the Cryonics Society and Ettinger of Highland Park defend the project, saying cells remain viable and revival could occur when a cure is found. The subject is identified as Dr. James Bedford, a 73 year old retired Glendale College psychology professor.
Two youths from Roswell New Mexico face felony charges of aggravated assault and battery in Navajo County for allegedly attacking state highway patrolman Emery Collins after he stopped a car about three miles east of Holbrook on December 5. One co defendant was released or bound over. another had charges dropped while a juvenile is held.
Scottsdale entrants John H. Harper Dave Dean Hall and L B Spacewater are among 14 nominees for Arizona's Three Outstanding Young Men for 1967. The finalists will be announced at the Jaycees Banquet at the Executive House on January 21. The event accompanies the Arizona Jaycees quarterly board meeting in Scottsdale with judges led by Superior Court Judge Hays and others.
A mobile home and travel show featuring about 40 units from eight dealers runs January 26 to 29 in the Woolco parking lot at Curry and Scottsdale Roads in Tempe. Daily hours are 10 a.m. to 9 30 p.m. Admission is free.
UPI reports Red China likely to pull back from international relations as internal reorganization follows a Mao era upheaval. Recall of diplomats signals new policy lines, with abroad ties eroding and potential prolonged isolation impacting economy and industry.
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