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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1966
Page
5
Mrs. Robert Harvey watched firefighters extinguish a haystack blaze before a pan of grease on her stove boiled over and set her kitchen on fire. The incident occurred as rural firemen battled the nearby flames.
The U S government must pay racketeer Mickey Cohen $110000 in damages after he was beaten in the Atlanta Penitentiary in August 1963. Cohen, 51, was left wheelchair bound and required brain surgery. the assailant, Bert Estes McDonald, was found to have a mental disorder.
Orval E. Faubus announces retirement after serving as Arkansas governor for many years. He says he will not seek a seventh term and questions his own strength to beat Winthrop Rockefeller, the Republican challenger and brother of Nelson Rockefeller.
UPI reports Russia maintains at least one nuclear powered missile submarine in each ocean at all times with reach to U.S. coastlines in two to three days. The arms mix includes 45 ballistic missile subs, 20 torpedo subs, 10 missile subs, 15 winged missile subs, plus 75 diesel subs with 75 missiles. The fleet totals about 120 launchers and compares unfavorably to U.S. submarine forces.
Ensign Harris completes solo flight after month of training at Saufley Field Pensacola. Charles A. Di Maggio graduates from San Diego recruit depot. Chester Green among 74 Arizona navy enlistees for February. Scottsdale men take Marine oath: James Jeffrey Curtis Hovland James Register Dennis Demarsche. Airman Boyle trains as air policeman at Lackland. Airman Rowland to Chanute for aircraft repair. Gary Pritchard participates in Fairgame IV Mediterranean exercise. Kimbrough Maier returns from Viet Nam. Cy Montgomery completes Aviation Fundamentals School in Memphis. Hamlett stationed at Guantanamo Bay. Captain Parr begins USAF pilot training at Williams. Rolf Ziemann graduates aircraft mechanics course at Sheppard. Terrance Clausen graduates electronic technicians course at Lowry.
Military personnel stationed in Arizona may be issued special auto license plates. State motor vehicle superintendent David H Campbell said the plates could address issues created by ex empting servicemen from auto property taxes. The topic will be discussed at the Western States Military Civilian Safety Conference next month.
Gen. Matthew Ridgway warns that without a clear limit to the Viet Nam war the United States risks an upward spiral toward annihilation. He calls for defined political goals by civilian leaders and a debated White House policy to determine needed military forces.
President Johnson will visit Washington to take part in a senior seminar at the Foreign Service Institute and meet with State Department officials on Wednesday.
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