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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1971

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Guard Brigades Deployed After Albuquerque Riots

Governor Bruce King ordered 1000 National Guard troops into Albuquerque to curb looting and arson as violence left 25 injured including seven police and five reporters. City Manager Wilson kept a state of emergency while 100-110 people faced charges from disturbing the peace to incitement. A 500 strong crowd attacked City Hall with rocks as rioters burned a liquor store.

Albuquerque N.M Richard Wilson National’ Guard Wilson Bnig Harry Kinney City Commission

Crisis erupts after tanker attack near Red Sea

United Press International reports a bazooka strike on the Liberian-registered tanker Coral Sea en route to Israel in the Red Sea. The assault heightens Middle East tensions as Israeli leaders condemn the attack and Arab vessels face broader shipping risks amid the Gate of Tears route.

United Press International Red Sea Middle East Coral Sea Jordan Israel Golda Meir Tiran Strait Egypt Gate of Tears Arabian Peninsula South Yemen Horn of Africa Strait of Tiran

Mansfield urges war cease-fire proposal in Vietnam

Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield called for a Vietnam cease-fire with a phased release of American POWs as U.S. troops withdraw. He urged a fixed date for last soldier and POW departures, calling the war a mistake. Mansfield spoke in a Boston College commencement address as Congress prepared to vote on anti-war measures.

Washington UPI Senate Mike Mansfield Nixon Vietnam U.S Mansfield Boston College Chestnut Hill Mass Congress

Teen drama sign-up in Scottsdale for eight week classes

Registration for Scottsdale Parks and Recreation teen drama classes will be held Tuesday from 1 to 3 p.m. at Saloma Elementary School. The $20 tuition covers eight weeks ending with a production of The Taming of the Shrew. For information contact Jim Newcomer at 949 06190 or 949 6297.

Saloma Scottsdale

Koenix Country Day School Celebrates 29th Seniors

The class of 29 graduates, largest ever from Koenix Country Day School, receives diplomas at commencement. Dr Edward Danson of the Museum of Northern Arizona urges preservation of Arizona’s natural beauties. Dr H J Louis, PCDS board president, awards diplomas. 1971 graduates win acceptance to 23 colleges and universities from Yale to Occidental.

Koenix Country Day School Edward Danson Mies Museum of Northern Arizona Arizona Danson H. J. Louis Pcds Board of Trustees Yale Occidental College

Market report shows Dow drop as interims dip across sectors

Dow Jones Industrial Average slips 7.81 points to 908.66 at 3 pm EDT as utilities and transport indices fall. Volume highlights declines in General Electric and General Motors while techs like IBM and RCA show mixed losses amid broad market weakness.

Jones Indus United Press International F. I. DuPont Glore Forgan & Co Alcoa American Can American Motors At&t Anaconda Arizona Snc Bell & Howell Bendix Bethlehem Steel Boeing GAM CBS BB DuPont Eastern Air Lines Eastman Emerson Fairchild Camera Ford Motors Frontier Owens Illinois Pan American Pg&e Penn Central Pepsico Polaroid Raytheon RCA San Diego G&e Santa Fe Sears Roebuck Skaggs Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard Calif Texaco Texas Gulf Trans America TWA Union Oil Ereice Uniroyal United Aircraft US Steel Webb Xerox Zenith

Interior Department Moves to Halt National Aquarium Plan

Washington interior department signals cancellation of the 1962 initiated National Aquarium project for display and research on U.S. marine life, effectively freezing funds and halting development.

Seven Executed in Detroit Drug War Killings

Seven people were found fatally shot and one man wounded in an early morning, execution type slaying in Detroit. Police said victims, all black and young, were shot in the head at a near northwest side house, with agents finding drugs and several shotguns and handguns at the scene amid Detroit’s rising homicide rate.

Detroit UPI Richard Boutin Charles Jackson 10Th Precinct Robert Gardner Boutin Benny Gale Willy

B52 Raids Excel in Laos DMZ Region Heavy Bombing

UPI reports U S B52 bombers dropped nearly 500 tons of explosives in the DMZ area as thousands of Communist troops mass in jungled mountains. Command says 10 missions were flown in 48 hours in the northwest of South Vietnam with five North Vietnamese regiments totaling 10 000 plus men infiltrating across the DMZ from Laos.

Saigon UPI U.S Laos Demilitarized Zone Dmz South Vietnam

Sun City Man Dead After Street Sighting

Sheridan Banks a 74 year old Sun City resident living at 11837 North 103rd Avenue was pronounced dead on arrival Sunday night at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. A Pinkerton patrolman told police he saw Banks walking with difficulty along Indian School Road near Pima Road around 10 PM. Police said Banks died of natural causes and the body was sent to the Maricopa County coroner for an autopsy.

Sheridan Banks N. 103Rd Avenue Sun City Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Pinkerton’s Banks Indian School Road Pima Road Maricopa County

Obituary for Chris Lee Retterbush 9 killed in day care yard crash

Services for Chris Lee Retterbush age 9, killed when a car crashed into a day care yard, were set for 2 p.m. at Bueler Mortuary Chapel in Chandler. Born in Germany, he was the son of Patricia Retterbush and Maj. Gary Betterbush of Holloman AFB. Survivors include his parents, brother Lance, sisters Vicki and Teresa, and grandparents Mada Randle, Jesse Lankister, and Lee Betterbush. Burial followed at Gardens of Peace Cemetery in Chandler.

Chris Lee Retterbush Bueler Mortuary Chapel W. Hulet Chandler Chris Patricia P . Retterbush N. 81St St Maj Gary Betterbush Holloman’ Air Force Base N.M Germany Air Force Lance Vicki Teresa Scottsdale Mada-Randle Yuma Jesse Lankister Lee Betterbush Indiana Gardens of Peace Cemetery

Scottsdale Man Reported Dead After Self Inflicted Wound

Scottsdale police investigate the apparent death by own action of 45 year old Bernhardt Haapala who reportedly shot himself at his home on Diamond Street. He was found dead shortly before 7 p.m.

Bernhardt Haapala E. Diamond

Burglars Hit Homes In Three Area Incidents

A theft at Charles Palmer’s home on 3239 North 70th Street involved a $390 television taken while he was away from June to June 8 with no forced entry. A separate break in at 8204 East Berridge Lane yielded $23 in cash. entry used a screwdriver or pry bar between 1 and 8 a.m. Kathy Reddick’s purse was robbed. she was unharmed. At Shear Magic Hair Fashions on 5911 North Granite Reef Road the back door was forced but nothing stolen. several other back doors on Granite Reef appeared to have been attempted without success.

Charles Palmer N. 70Th St Berridge Lane Kathy Reddick Miss . Reddick Granite Reef

Mrs Oleita Hatfield Dies in Scottsdale at 69

Mrs Oleita Hatfield, 69, who moved to Scottsdale six months ago, died Saturday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. She lived at 4833 N Woodmere Fairway and was a Gray Lady at Albuquerque Veterans Hospital for 15 years. Survived by husband Clarence, son M R Hatfield of White Bear Lake Minnesota, daughters C M Bay of Albuquerque and Mrs Donald Simpson of Hilo Hawaii, four sisters and four grandchildren. Private services and burial at Green Acres Cemetery.

Oleita Hatfield Scottsdale Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Hatfield N. Woodmere Fairway Veterans Hospital Albuquerque N.M Eastern Star Kansas City Beloit Kan Clarence M. R. Hatfield White Bear Lake Minn C. M. Bay Donald Simpson Hilo Hawaii Gladys Hansen

Guard reports exposure at city pool incident

A 17 year old lifeguard told police that a white male about 6 ft tall and 190 pounds exposed himself while she sat in the lifeguard chair at the Community Center pool on East Second Street. The incident occurred at 4 21 p m as the suspect swam in front of her. The description notes blonde hair brown eyes and a dark complexion.

Community Center Second St

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