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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1969

Page

4

Mohave area clubs offer fitness and activities for mothers

The Scottsdale Girls Club invites mothers of members and board and auxiliary to join an eight week spring fitness program on Tuesdays from 10 30 to 11 30 am beginning March 16 registration is $2 The club expands activities to sewing crafts dancing sports and a tumbling gymnastics course and plans field trips and immunization efforts at Mohave School amid a roundup of student projects and community notices

Joan Sheff Scottsdale Girls Club Maricopa County Mohave School Gaynelle Fox Mohave Saguaro High School Laber Society Gail Michaud Wayne Mattingly Cynthia Romley Phil Taber Terry Kent Fred Romley Christian Women’s Club of Scottsdale Safari Hotel Stan Cook E. Coronado Road Kay McAninch MacDonald Scottsdale Theater Wendy Thomson E. Lincoln John Atherly N. 83Rd Gary Stephens Buena Terra Way Hoddel de Boddel Alan Grier Marshall Grier E. Valley Vista Scottsdale High School

Sirhan Sirhan Admits Flashes of Violent Resolve in Court

Sirhan Sirhan testified that provocation could drive him to kill Kennedy or others who favored Israel. He cursed Zionists from the stand and said he would have killed Moshe Dayan or Israeli soldiers, claiming $370 million aided Israel after 1967. He admitted writing plans to assassinate leaders and reflected on wanting to blast anyone at the time.

Los, Angeles UPI Sirhan B. Sirhan Robert Kennedy Lyndon Johnson Arthur Goldberg Robert F. Kennedy Sirhan Moshe Dayan Suez Canal Grant B. Cooper Kennedy Israel Cooper Sirlian

Sailor recalls torture during Pueblo captivity in Korea

Communications Technician 2.C. Earl M. Kisler, age 22 from St. Louis, testifies of brutal North Korean beatings on the USS Pueblo. He says the torture served as a psychological weapon and pressured crew to make propaganda statements. The five admiral court reviews witness testimony on the Jan 23 1968 capture and 11 months in prison. Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher remains at large for administrative duties.

Coronado Calif UPI USS Earl M. “Kisler St. Louis Navy Kisler Pueblo Lloyd M. Bucher Bucher Newsweek Magazine United States

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