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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1965

Page

4

ICEM aims to move 8,600 new refugees in 1965

ICEM reports 610,369 European refugees resettled since 1952 with UNHCR and U.S. programs. In 1964 ICEM moved 37,160. 1965 goal 8,600 new refugees. Eastern European arrivals, stateless cases, and family reunions drive efforts. United States leads with 191,592 refugees. Israel 134,624. Australia 103,870. Canada 85,133.

Geneva UPI Europe Intergovernmental Committee For European Migration ICEM United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees United States CEM North Africa Middle East Mediterranean China Israel Australia Canada

Bridge Nasty cracks irk Finessers Union by Alfred Sheinwold

The columnist notes tension with the Finessers Union after a bridge hand analysis. South fails to find the right heart position, losing a diamond trick and going down one. An indirect finesse involving a low heart toward the jack offers the slam if East holds Kx or Kxx of hearts.

Finessers’ Union South East

Friendly creditor appears in lighter side letter

A humorous Washington column notes a letter from a California collection agency and parodies a “friendly creditor” notion. It cites a Detroit tale of a debt-collection scheme halted by the FTC and contrasts debt advice with a consumer’s wary reaction.

Washington UPL Wordsworth Cassius-Glayer Medicine Bow,Wye Detroit California

Sophia on Trial in Rome Bigamy Case

Italian actress Sophia Loren and producer Carlo Ponti faced a Rome court for a long pending bigamy trial. They were reportedly absent as hearings began while both were in England filming. Conviction could bring up to five years in prison for the couple.

Rome UPH Sophia Loren Carolo Ponti Miss Loren Ponti England Italy

Riots ease as resort areas return to normal

Police reported nearly 1,300 arrests during a three day Fourth of July weekend as youths swarmed Lake George New York Rockaway Beach Missouri Arnolds Park Iowa Geneva On The Lake Ohio Russell Point Ohio Newport Rhode Island Portsmouth New Hampshire and Hyannis Massachusetts. Authorities used tear gas and fire hoses to quell unrest while governors and National Guardsmen stood by.

Lake George N.Y Rockaway Beach Arnolds Park Iowa Geneva- On-The-Lake Russells Point Ohio Newport R.I Portsmouth N.H Hyannis Mass Lake ‘George Harold E. Hughes National Estherville Lake Erie New England UPI Geneva-on-the-Lake

Soviet to join international cancer research center

Paris reports officials said the Soviet Union informed France it would join the International Center for Research against Cancer. The center, created earlier this year, operates with backing from France the United States Germany Britain and Italy.

Paris UPI Soviet Union France International Center “of” Research Against Cancer United States Germany Britain Italy

Lighter-than-air blimps seen as future travel option

Oakland report describes a test flight over the San Francisco Bay Area where a blimp named Columbia drifted after engine failure. Pioneer R H Hoben Sack of Goodyear discusses vee-balloon tech and potential uses such as lumber transport and broader airship applications.

Oakland Calif UPI San Francisco Bay Area Sigear Columbia Ie Ae Western R.H. Hobensack Goodyear Aviation Products Palo Alto Hobensack

Lynda Bird Johnson tours Wyoming’s Grand Teton Yellowstone trip

Lynda Bird Johnson travels by trailer through Wyoming camping near Laider and the Pepo Agie River region. She plans visits to Jackson Hole and Colter Bay area, notes tourism and domestic travel themes amid a Western vacation after a Laramie rally.

Lander Wyo UPI Lynda Bird Johnson America Wyoming Lynda Bird Laider Link’s Canyon Middle Fork Grand Teton Yellowstone National Parks Jackson Arizona California Colter Bay Area Lynda_Bird John Colter Miss Johnson Colter Wrackson Lake Snake River Laramie Old Wild West Mabdle-Tenny

Catholics Welcome Luci Johnson Baptism Sparks Unity Debate

Vatican spokesman says Luci Johnson s Catholic baptism has stirred tensions in ecumenical efforts and questions about earlier baptism validity. He notes the baptism at St Matthew's Cathedral on her 18th birthday and cites concerns over a possible conditional rite. Episcopal Bishop Pike condemns the re baptism as sacrilegious and insulting to the Episcopal Church.

Vatican City UPI Luci Baines Johnson Johnson Christian Unity Movement Vatican Secretariat For Promoting Christian Unity Washington’s St. Matthew’s Cathedral Luci United States Miss Johnson Episcopal James A. Pike Washington, D.C The Baptist Grace Cathoi

Kennedy returns from river trip refreshed and sunburned

Senator Robert F Kennedy came back from a river running trip slightly sunburned and refreshed. He indicated the vacation ended quietly with no significant incidents reported by aides.

Washington UPI Robert F.' ‘Kennedy A-Holea River

France recalls envoy to market crisis widen beyond Brussels

France pulls its ambassador from Brussels amid market dispute with the Common Market. Jean-Marc Boegner's return to Paris sparks questions of a possible diplomatic split as De Gaulle seeks to redraw ties with the six nation group. Commission president Hallstein faces tense talks with German and Italian officials as unanimity remains elusive.

Charles de Gaulle Walter’ Hallstein

Tornado Strikes Near Yume News Incomplete Report

Tornado hit near Yume close to the California border with sightings 15 miles west and 20 to 25 miles southwest. The storm touched down at 1 04 pm near San and ripped three power lines. Limited readable fragments indicate damage and spreading uncertainty.

California Mexico San

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