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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1967
Page
10
Rolling Stones members Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were convicted on drug charges. Jagger received three months for possession of pep pills while Richards got one year for allowing his home to be used for a marijuana party.
Sixteen Scottsdale students join 310 attending the 28nd annual Arizona All-State High School Fine Arts Day at Arizona State University. The program lists numerous scholarship recipients and donors including Fine Arts Camp scholarships and Central District Arizona State Music Teachers Association. Public invited to attend July 8 starting at 9 am for program performances and presentations.
China formally ends diplomatic ties with Burma at ambassadorial level following three days of anti Chinese rioting in Rangoon. The violence claimed 24 lives, wounded dozens, and led to martial law as the city faced a food shortage and a tense security clampdown.
American Legion District 12, covering two Scottsdale posts, scored highly at the Douglas state convention. Jay Gaskins of Scottsdale received awards for top district membership and child welfare program participation. Other honors went to Tempe Post 2, Mesa Post 26, Apache Post 27, and Sunny Slope Post 75 for various programs and gains. The Scottsdale posts are Sipe Peterson Post No. 44 and Motorola Post No. 78.
William E. Thoresen and Louise Thoresen faced arraignment on 23 counts of illegal possession and transport of weapons after raids on their Pacific Heights mansion and Bay Area locations. The case involves about seven tons of guns and ammunition from machine guns to anti tank weapons. The couple’s arraignment was set for July 20 to 22 with bond posted at $50,000 for Thoresen and $5,000 for Louise.
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