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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
3
Dr Walter C. Alvarez discusses a Science article by Cohen Marinello Back noting LSD can increase chromosomal breaks in cultured human white blood cells. He explains chromosomes' role in determining traits and highlights shingles symptoms and treatment history for context.
Arizona will join 25 other states in a Supreme Court challenge to federal minimum wage mandates for public schools and hospitals. The 1966 amendments to the Fair Labor Standards Act seek wage floors in state and local institutions, a move Arizona calls an overreach of states’ rights. Public schools and hospitals monitor payroll impacts should the government win. Deputy AG William Eubank notes the suit centers on states’ rights despite potential hardship for some institutions.
Phoenix police data from the FBI shows major crimes up 24 percent in the first three months of 1967 compared with 1966. Total in five major categories rose from 4 294 to 5 807 with 17 murders 23 rapes 220 robberies 204 aggravated assaults and 2 499 burglaries.
NBC News portrayed Jim Garrison's Kennedy conspiracy probe as built on lies threats fear and inducements. The program questioned key witness Perry Russo and challenged Clay Shaw's involvement while noting Oswald's whereabouts and Shaw's indictment.
Mayor Cavanagh warned he would ask Governor Romney to mobilize the National Guard as more than 800 of Detroit's 4,400 officers called in sick to protest the strike that began last Thursday and lingered into Monday after rumors of a settlement among Mayors at a Hawaii conference.
Hong Kong report says rebel Gen Wang En-mao seized a major nuclear arsenal in Sinkiang and tested China's first hydrogen bomb, with up to 15 000 casualties and threats to destroy the complex unless Mao grants policy changes. The Star cites Ulanfu as ally in a power struggle.
Mrs Ann Graham a former Scottsdale resident now in Texas wins $100 by matching a number posted at Mosher's Shell at 68th and McDowell with a bill she received earlier at the station.
Final action to extend the draft and college deferments was anticipated with party complaints about inequities. The bill would extend the draft authority for four years, keep undergrads on deferment, ban the lottery system, and preserves Johnson's discretionary policies though it does not reverse the order of call.
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