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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1970

Page

11

Walsh says Chinese interrogations broke him to sign spy claim

Bishop James E. Walsh, freed after 12 years in a Chinese prison, said mental pressure forced him to sign a confession he was a spy. In a weak briefing he spoke of no bitterness toward China and insisted his missionary work spanned 40 years in Chinese soil. He denied being a spy for the US or Vatican in any official sense.

Hong Kong UPI James E. Walsh Peking Walsh China Shanghai United States Vatican John Rip van Winkle

County budget hearing set for 65.8 million plan

Phoenix reports a public hearing Monday on a 65.8 million county budget tentatively approved by the Board of Supervisors. Board Chairman Bob Stark notes property tax rate stays steady despite a 16 percent rise from the prior year, with final approval slated for August 10. Major increase targets health and hospital expenses.

Phoenix UPS Board of Supervisors Bob Stark

Soldier Cobb Identified as Arizona Fatality in Saigon Area

Defense Department confirms Army S Sgt Johnny R Cobb of Mesa Arizona is the latest Arizona service member to die in Southeast Asia. Cobb did not die from hostile action, according to the release.

Washington UPI Army S Johnny. R. Cobb Mesa Defense Department Arizona Southeast Asia Cobb Sue A. “Cobb

Milk misbranding case decision to be announced next week

Dr. Louis G. Kossuth will decide whether charges against Carnation Co Circle K markets and U Totem markets for selling old milk as fresh will be dismissed. The defenses argued tests were invalid since samples were not in sealed original containers. Violations carry fines up to 500 dollars or up to six months imprisonment or both.

Phoenix UPI Louis G. Kossuth Arthur McBrayer State Health Department Circle K U-Totem U.S. ‘Department of Agriculture

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