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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1967

Page

6

Officer to receive Air Force Medal for meritorious service

Cal. Robert W. McFadden of Scottsdale is to be awarded the Air Force Commendation Medal at Grady Gammage Auditorium for meritorious service as Assistant Chief of the Sim p ly and Services Division, Headquarters Pacific Air Forces, from 1963 to 1986. The citation notes his professional standing and leadership aided logistics resolution for the Pacific Air Forces mission in Southeast Asia. His twin daughters Lestie and Susan attend Scottsdale High.

Cal Robert W. McFadden Sella Arizona State University Department of Aerospace Studies Air Force Pacific Air Forces Southeast Asia Lestie Susan Scottsdale High

U.S. Casualties in Vietnam War Reach 49 024

U S casualties in Vietnam total 49 024 with 8 412 killed 39 097 wounded and 485 missing or captured. Week's toll includes 123 killed in fighting as forces advance through Iron Triangle near Saigon. Airlines and ships hammer coastal targets while air power targets supply routes and Viet Cong bases across North and South Vietnam.

Saigon Vpi United States U.S Iron Triangle U.S. Navy North South Vietnam Demilitarized Zone Dmz Vietnams Dang Ngia Swift An Lao

Senate Bribery Bill Deadlock Delays Floor Action

The Arizona Senate majority caucus failed to agree on a bribery and ethics bill for legislators. Leader Marshall Humphrey said terms like substantial conflict of interest and private business with state agencies caused the rift. If action cannot occur this week it may be tied to the House bill and moved to next week with at least 16 votes from the majority bloc.

Phoenix UPI Senate Marshall Humphrey Maricopa Humphrey House Chandler

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