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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1972

Page

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Mafia Uses Youths to Transport Drugs Across Mexico Border

The Mexican attorney general's office said the Mafia now relies on young people to move marijuana cocaine heroin and other drugs into the United States. A spokesman described youths traveling in buses like low budget tourists. Deputy AG David Franco Rodriguez noted large flows of dangerous drugs from South America and Europe.

Mexico City UPI United States Attorney General's Office David Franco Rodriguez Mexico South America Europe

Aces Manager Schoendienst Shines On Diamond And Bridge

The article honors Red Schoendienst, longtime St. Louis Cardinal star and six year manager, noting 1795 games and 1980 hits as a player and two pennants plus a World Championship as manager. It praises his bridge skill with a description of a tricky contract, opening lead Queen of spades, and decisive play leading to game after North raises to two diamonds.

Red Schoendienst St. Louis Cardinal St. Louis Jis Schoendienst North West

Red Schoendienst Demonstrates Imaginative Bridge Play

In a bridge hand, captain Ira G. Corn Jr. and Red Schoendienst debate trumping strategies. Red resists an automatic trump and crafts a heart king gambit, drawing the ace and transforming the position. The hand ends with Red discarding, ruffing, and seizing the contract, illustrating creativity and perseverance in the game.

Schoendienst East Red West Red Schoendienst

Tools stolen from Hilton site total $3060

At the Hilton Hotel site 6333 N Scottsdale Rd two firms reported burglaries over the weekend. Chanen Construction loss includes a $1800 teletalk phone two rotor hammers $450 each and a $50 drill after a tire iron broke a trailer lock. Merrit Electric saw three shed locks broken with a stud gun $150 and other gear $160 taken.

Hilton Hotel N. Scottsdale Rd Scottsdale Chanen Construction Co John Strube

U S Marines Airlift 1000 South Vietnamese Near Quang Tri

UPI reports Marine helicopters ferried about 1,000 South Vietnamese troops to the northeastern edge of Quang Tri as part of a two pronged assault to retake the city from North Vietnamese forces. The CH53 helicopter was shot down, crew fate unknown, while CH46s returned after crashes. North Vietnamese and ARVN clashes followed with several casualties on both sides.

Saigon UPI U. S. Marine Corps Quang Tri City Navy Quang Tri

Nixon plans re election strategy during California vacation

President Nixon works on his re election strategy with aides in San Clemente while Democrats pick his opponent. Press secretary Ziegler says Nixon will watch television as time permits and rely mainly on newspapers for news. Nixon criticizes Congress for an election year spending spree while signing a seaway oil spill control bill and noting more than twenty environmental measures sent to Congress.

Eugene V. Risher San Clemente Calif UPI Nixon Ronald Ziegler Caspar Weinberger Congress White House The

Michigan officials rally against U.S. court ruling on bus desegregation

State leaders contest a federal order requiring 295 buses at about ten thousand dollars each to shuttle roughly 20 000 students in a plan to desegregate Detroit and nearby suburbs. Judge Stephen Roth urges fast action and denies a delay while Michigan argues affordability and overreach.

Detroit UPI Frank J. Kelley Miami Beach Michigan U.S. District Court Stephen J. Roth Roth Eugene Krasicky

Demo leader backs Nixon in Santa Clara

Jose Zertuche a 39 year old Democratic party leader in Santa Clara announced he backs President Nixon for reelection. He said he switched sides because the Republican party has given Mexican Americans a chance to serve in key decision making positions and that the Democratic party has had ample time to reckon with them.

Santa Clara UPI Jose Zertuche Democratic Party Nixon Republican Party Zertuche

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