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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1965
Page
1
A Scottsdale man, Richard Craighead, 23, was cited for failure to control after his car struck a parked vehicle in the 4200 block of 78th Street. He was admitted to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital in satisfactory condition.
In a reader exchange William A Doyle debunks using advance vs decline charts as market predictors. He argues such records show only past data and cannot forecast prices, labeling chartists as selling dubious signals. He notes quotes in points and fractions persist due to Wall Street habit and tradition.
Boumedienne, Algeria's revolutionary chief, moves to form a civilian government and revise the constitution to separate presidency and prime ministership. A congress of the National Liberation Front will adopt a new party charter and a legal reform to curb arbitrary arrests. 1,318 Ben Bella era prisoners have been released.
The 85 piece Texas A and I College band will give a free concert tonight at 8 in Fashion Square. The Kingsville group represents 61 Lions clubs of South Texas at the Lions International world convention in Los Angeles next week where it will compete for best marching band. Co sponsored by the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department.
United Press International reports 552 highway deaths over 78 hours, from Friday 6 p.m. to Monday midnight, led by California with 52 fatalities. New York 35, Missouri 27, Texas 27, Illinois 24, Michigan 21. Alaska and another state had none. Safety officials call for improved driver behavior. The period matches or surpasses prior four day holiday tallies.
Santa Monica California United Press International reports on the Laser the first working laser by Theodore Maiman and its practical uses. The scientist businessman notes the gap between hype and application while listing uses from hairline welding to medical procedures and precision measurements.
Seven people died in Arizona over the Fourth of July holiday weekend raising the state's highway toll to 265 for the year. Among the victims were five month old Lisa Dessarre killed when a car driven by her father crashed into an embankment near Billilo west of Tucson. Arn old Lee Gatlin, 26, of Phoenix, died when his car plunged over a 50 foot embankment into a Salt River gravel excavation on 40th Street. Other fatalities included Douglas Markowski, 23, of Kingman in a one car rollover on Route 93 near the Nevada border. Frederick Heller 55 and Marina Heller of Santa Barbara Calif in a head on collision on Route 66. Nick Lujan 54 of Clifton who fell from a pickup on Route 666 north of Clifton. and Joe Tate Clark 22 of Willcox who crashed into a parked vehicle on Route 70 near Safford.
Gunfire broke out in Santo Domingo as rebels and government forces clashed. Three churchmen including two Roman Catholic priests and an altar boy were wounded by mortar fragments at Las Mercedes Church rectory amid intensified military moves along the security corridor.
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