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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1965
Page
5
James Solem congratulates the new officers who completed four hours of daily classes and four hours of patrol duty with seasoned officers for 30 days.
A white man shot an 18 year old Black man, James Lee Anderson, in the stomach during a beach dispute near Lakeland Florida. Anderson survived in good condition. John Milburn Johns 33 was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and jailed after Bond default.
Washington reports that a nationwide ban on racial qualifications in help wanted ads goes into effect Friday under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. The law allows job ads to specify sex religion or nationality only as bona fide qualifications. If an illegally discriminatory ad appears, the sponsoring firm is responsible, not the newspaper. No specific penalty is provided in the statute.
Shell Ou Co files federal complaint alleging conspiracies by Arizona Gasoline Retailers Association and two Phoenix based dealer groups to fix prices. The suit claims removal of price signs and stamps, fixed differentials among brands, and threatened retaliation against noncooperating dealers. An $80 million related suit against Shell is noted in the filing.
In an exclusive UPI interview aboard a C47 en route to Hue, 34 year old Cao Ky, South Viet Nam’s new military strongman, pledged to execute corrupt government officials and war profiteers. He said he will “clean up Saigon,” dismissing politicians and aiming for quick, practical results while contrasting revolutions led by the young and inexperienced.
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