20 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
1
Police report a burglary at the Coronado Golf Course clubhouse at 2829 N. 76th St. where eight dozen Dunlop X-outs and Titleist balls valued around 70 dollars were stolen after a window was broken. proprietor Thomas Lambie confirmed the loss.
Mutinies by Arab soldiers at two Aden barracks trigger British intervention. Eight British soldiers and a civilian were killed when an Army truck was machinegunned. Two British soldiers wounded in a helicopter crash and several Arabs injured as unrest in Crater and Sheikh Othman continued. Order later restored officially. The violence ties to FLO SY and NLF factions in South Arabia.
Scottsdale planning commission resumes debate on the master plan with a hearing set for 6 pm on June 27 in the Conrail Chambers at 131 Main. Chairman Gerald Ludbeck notes they reviewed June 1 transcript and read letters to the commission while developer Si Eisner is not expected to attend. Wis ner spoke to supporters and opponents at the initial hearing before Hotel Valley Ho drew over 200 attendees.
Multi million dollar project Paradise Valley Farms announced for 80 acre subdivision near Scottsdale Road and Doubletree Road between McCormick and Gainey ranches. Homes priced 35000 to 60000 with horse facilities and white fencing. City council expected to approve subdivision plat to begin construction after underground utilities floodway easement and roadway dedication.
City Public Works Director Marc Stragier plans to ask the city council to hire at least 10 teenagers for the refuse division and regular crews. They would help clean maintenance areas and shops, assist chipper crews, and water trees in rights of way. Stragier notes past success and says salaries will be worthwhile.
Senate leader Mike Mansfield hopes a voting arrangement on Sen. Thomas Dodd censure moves forward today. Ethics panel member James Pearson says it matters little which charge goes first while Russell Long pushes to first vote on double billing. Eugene McCarthy notes ethics not legality and criticizes lawyers in the proceedings.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said President Johnson would welcome a congressional move to craft permanent legislation to resolve strikes affecting national welfare. He noted the Senate would take its time after a White House conference as six shopcraft unions threatened a rail shutdown.
U.S. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg urged the General Assembly to back President Johnson’s five point peace plan as a basis for a lasting Middle East settlement. He opposed Kosygin’s Soviet resolution and urged Security Council oversight as Thant disclosed Israel’s withdrawal of UN forces.
Scottsdale police Captain Hugh Cleary urges homeowners to notify police before leaving, cancel deliveries, use timers, keep windows and doors locked, and store valuables in a safe deposit box. He advises sharing travel itineraries with a trusted contact and having someone periodically check the home.
A digest overview from United Press International compiling notable stories covered on Tuesday across politics and world events. Highlights include developments in government and international affairs with brief summaries of key actions and statements.
Soviet Premier Kosygin plans to depart New York very soon and may not meet President Johnson before returning to Russia. The White House said Johnson’s invitation remains open for a possible meeting.
The Maricopa County NAACP charges discrimination in employment at the Governors Technical Assistance office and Neighborhood Youth Corps offices. Jury selection in the third murder trial of C Lee Mast continues in Prescott, now entering its second week after two prior deadlocked trials over his wife’s death.
John Drew Barrymore rests at the Scottsdale Ramada after a head bump during a fight scene with Mari Allyson on the Verde River set near Apache Junction. He suffered a severe cut above his right eyebrow but is recovering.
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