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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1966
Page
1
A group of House Republicans urged a congressional investigation into the Selective Service system, citing inefficiency and unequal calls for service. They highlighted misused manpower, deferment criteria, and a pending Defense Department study as key concerns to review.
Emeritus Consultant Dr Marc Clinle reviews Southampton case where eight members across three generations showed ulcerative colitis. He cites heredity in some studies and discusses symptoms, possible causes, and surgical options including ileostomy. He promotes Dr Alvarez's Colitis booklet and provides a mailing request.
President Johnson sent a comprehensive plan to Congress to expand education and health. The proposals include reorganizing HEW health functions, state and community health grants, modernizing hospitals, and a nutrition program to ensure adequate meals for disadvantaged children. He urges elderly meal services and alcohol research funding.
Scottsdale detectives found a paymaster check projector device and a portable typewriter among evidence from two men arrested at Sky Harbor Airport. William Edward Love of Seattle and Winston W Wetteland of Jersey City are accused of a three state fraud scheme involving buying used cars with bogus checks and selling them in other cities. Bond set at 10000 for Love and 5000 for Wetteland. extradition waived with plans to take them to Salt Lake City for trial. The fugitives are also sought in Colorado three counties Albuquerque New Mexico and San Diego where Love goes by John Harris.
About 120 residents gathered at Tonalea School cafeteria as the Tonalea Sanitary Sewer District formed a five member group to seek bids for a cooperative project. The committee includes H Ron Nelson C H Whalin James Camposa Gerald W Cook Charles O Biggs and George F Dick inson with city engineer representation by Dick Pearce.
Four candidates for the Scottsdale city council seats will debate at the Kiwanis Club noon luncheon. The event, at the Safari Hotel on Scottsdale Road, will feature Richard Auxier, Jack Evans, William Jenkins, and Robert Jones. Jenkins and Jones previously belonged to Scottsdale Citizens for Better government.
Four Scottsdale people, among ten new United Fund directors, include Jack E. Evans Walter Gray Mrs Richard Houseworth and Vaughan F Pierce. They hold roles in Golden Gate Settlement Dickson Electronics Scottsdale Library Friends Salt River Project and Goodwill Industries. Other new directors include J Morton Newell Wade Hampton and Robert Hutto.
The St Johns Indian Mission and School Festival kicks off this weekend with a 65 piece teen drum and bugle corps at noon Sunday on South 51st Ave near Phoenix. Proceeds support school maintenance and construction. Distinctive events include an Indian queen, princesses, teen dancers, a midway, and art by Paul Close with sales at multiple church venues.
At a downtown Miami site, a jurisdictional clash between two unions escalated into a bloody brawl involving nearly 200 workers. Six men were hospitalized as police riot squads dispersed the scene. Disorderly conduct charges were filed but later dropped as unions declined to press formal complaints.
A fragmented report records a fatal incident near a city street involving individuals identified as Raymond and Eugebe Ringer. Authorities investigate the circumstances and await formal statements.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names and codes with unclear context. It mentions multiple abbreviations and partial terms that resemble person names and place codes but lacks coherent sentences or identifiable events. The readable elements provide no actionable facts or dates.
An attempted burglary at the Greater Arizona Savings Co. on McDowell ended in failure as pry marks suggest crowbar use. The burglar pried the rear door between Saturday afternoon and Monday morning, reached the locked safe, but found it empty. Police indicate the intruder also searched offices seeking cash.
An obituary notices a memorial service for John F Griffin will be held at St Daniel Church in Phoenix on Thursday. A high mass requiem is planned with visitation at Green Hares Mortuary at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. The family asks friends to attend the service and keep the family in their prayers.
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