30 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1967
Page
1
The Rev. Lee Smallsreed, longtime Scottsdale resident and pastor, criticizes the Scottsdale School Board for foresight failures and tax cuts during growth. He leaves for Syracuse to take a church role and says economies and federal aid could have aided education.
Russell McWard, 45, of Mesa, was piloting a Cessna 182 returning to Falcon Field when the aircraft cartwheeled in a cotton field near Pima Road and McDowell. He suffered facial injuries and lacerations. witnesses noted a possible fuel system failure. He remained in fair condition at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital.
A woman telephoned City Manager Bill Donaldson to complain about his defense of the county dog pound. She cited his Progress story quote that the pound is run efficiently and asserted that hiring women would improve operations and humane treatment of animals.
Dr C B Smith resigns as Scottsdale School District associate superintendent to become Dean of Instruction at Glendale Community College. Approved by the Maricopa County Junior College System Board. He starts this week earning 15000 annually, same as prior salary noted June 16. He served one year as associate superintendent and four years as curriculum director.
The General Assembly ended its emergency debate on the Middle East and will meet to consider specific resolutions. A revised non aligned nations proposal seeks Israeli withdrawal to prewar positions, not 1949 lines.
The Federal Trade Commission urged Congress to pass laws mandating health warnings in every cigarette advertisement, arguing current package warnings over 18 months have not reduced smoking. Castro Kosygin hug make up in Havana as Kosygin leaves for Paris talks with de Gaulle.
Sen. Robert Kennedy and his family launched a floating vacation down the Colorado River today joined by a large group of friends. The journey started at Lees Ferry and is set to conclude Monday at Phantom Ranch inside Grand Canyon National Park.
In Maricopa County Superior Court three more claims were filed to reach 98 total. The hearing before Judge Robert Myers entered its third week. Kidd left the money for research or proof of the human soul.
In Tucson a seven man and five woman jury deliberates on Kenneth L. Sturgeon a Pina County sheriff's captain accused of submitting 119 in false travel vouchers. A Cochise County Superior Court judge announced deliberations began before noon today.
Sierra Vista sheriff said he would not disclose details as William Huff, 16, faced charges tied to the May killing of Cindy Clelland, 7, with the FBI reviewing evidence in the Haines case. Huff, arrested on extortion charges, appeared before a U S commissioner in Tucson and was held without bond.
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky agrees to withdraw from the presidential race at the Armed Forces Council request. He will run as vice president on a ticket with Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu as the council seeks to prevent a Ky Thieu split and preserve military led stability. The move ends Ky's bid while Thieu solidifies sole leadership amid multiple candidates.
A Thai International Airways Caravelle plunges into Kowloon Bay during Typhoon Anita rain, killing at least 24 with 18 missing. Of 80 aboard, 56 survivors include 35 hospitalized and 21 released. Crew of seven survives. Captain Viggo Thorsen says he is shocked. Weather blamed for instrument landing failure. forecast sunny with hot days.
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