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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1966

Page

7

Shepard heads probe of astronauts crash

Astronaut Alan Shepard Jr. heads a six week NASA inquiry into the crash of a T38 trainer that killed two test pilots Elliot M. Lee Jr. and Charles A. Bassett near St. Louis. The Gemini 9 mission had been planned with Bassett as co pilot and Lee as command pilot.

Shepard UPI Alan Shepard Jr America Elliot M. Lee Jr Charles A. Bagsett TI Bassett National Aeronautics and Space Administration Houston Paul Haney NASA Pee Aircraft’ Corp Lee Thomas P.tatford Eugene A. Cernan McDonnell Haney Stafford

Tumor swap patient to seek experimental cancer care

Tucson insurance broker Robert F. Allen 2 percent disabled, given six months to live, leaves for Buffalo New York for an experimental cancer treatment. He will swap malignant tumors with a terminal Philadelphia patient in a program arranged by doctors including Dr T E A Von Dedenroth and Dr Sigmund H Naer at Roswell Park Memorial Institute.

Tucson UPI Robert F. Allen Buffalo N.Y Allen Philadelphia T.E.A. von Dedenroth Sigmund H. Naer Roswell Park Memorial, Institute ‘At Buffalo

Laos and Thailand in the Laos War Context

Dispatches from Saigon and Vientiane warn of extended conflict as American involvement deepens. Reports note Laos near the Ho Chi Minh Trail frontier and Thai fears of Communist infiltration expanding into northeast regions.

Aly Ateraphs Jong Iereeat Laos Cambodia Ho Chi Minh Trail Mae Nam Viet Nam Thailand Thanat Khoha Satake Ane China

Desalting Water Could Feed Crops After 1975

Frank C. Di Luzio of the U S Office of Saline Water told the House Interior Committee that seawater use for irrigation may become viable after 1975. He predicted desalinated water could cost 12 cents per thousand gallons in large nuclear powered plants, with OSW seeking about 31 million dollars for fiscal year starting July 1 to expand research and pilot larger plants.

Washington UPI Frank C. di Luzio U.S di Luzio OSW Ang di Luzio

Soderquist Heads Library Friends Board In Scottsdale

William Soderquist Richard M Auxier and Mrs Richard Koors join the Friends of the Scottsdale Public Library board acting president Kathryn P Mier announces re election Norman Lenz to a two year term The group sets March 30 for its seed Lloyd Wight plans programs for 1966 Mrs Tesco Boettcher a director spurs interest current seventh year Mrs HD Multer chairs noting steadily rising attendance

William Soderquist Richard M. Auxier Richard Koors Friends of the Scottsdale’ Public Library Kathryn P. Mier Norman Lenz Friends Group Lloyd Wight Lloyd * Boe Tesco Ee. Boettcher

FBI warns of hidden liquor in windshield washers

FBI bulletin says underage youths replace windshield washer fluid with liquor. The bottle hose is moved behind the dashboard and the washer switch dispenses a shot when used, an alcohol concealment method for winter driving.

Washington UPI FBI

Cost of staple foods to push up CPI in 1966

UPI reports meat and potatoes will raise American household costs as the consumer price index climbs about 2 percent above 1965 levels. Officials warn against scare buying and stockpiling which could worsen inflation. Labor predicts price stability in 1966 despite war costs and shifting attitudes.

Washington UPI Osf Viet Nam Bie

Black youth to get new cut from Hazlet barber

Thomas Sellers II, 16, who accused a white barber of a biased and rough haircut, will have another chance at Plaza Barber Shop in Hazlet. His parents filed a suit leading to a New Jersey Supreme Court ruling requiring barbers to cut hair of Black customers. The state barber board says no precedent exists for such a decision.

Madison N.J UPI Thomas Sellers II Vincent Costanzo Plaza Barber Shop Hazlet Thomas State Supreme Court New Jersey State Board of Examiners Peter Triple Trenton Supreme Court Sellers Reginald Barrow Philip's

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Tan Zanoni Phil Newsom UPI Foreign News Viet-Nam Korea Southeast Asia Saigon U.S.S Viet. Nam Vientiane Ghent Soderquist HD. Multer Labor Department Ralph Young Ralph Scottsdale Chevrolet East McDowell Roads First National Bank Credit Reserve Ederal
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