23 Mar 1966
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1966
Page
1
A nationwide survey finds American teens from New York boroughs to Southern California decorating themselves with iron crosses and similar symbols. Stores note cross popularity amid concerns over World War II meanings, with some sellers labeling them Maltese crosses and noting adult worries about Nazi associations.
Deb bie Du Nann a Scottsdale 18 year old and world champion swimmer helped save a boy from drowning at Canyon Lake on a Sunday drive with her parents. Debbie and her mother raced to shore and brought the boy to safety with no artificial respiration needed. The incident highlights the family’s long swimming legacy including the mother’s world records and the daughter’s public swimming performances.
Obituary notices list Henry L. Miller 18 of Judson School died in Samaritan Hospital from cystic fibrosis, with family survivors in Port Carbon Orwigsburg and Pottsville, services in Pottsville. Also listed are Mildred Pendergast, 74, Rosary in Phoenix with Western religious rites, Martha Smith Dickey, 79, of Phoenix, funeral in Phoenix with private cremation.
United Press International reports temperatures and rainfall across the nation for the 24 hours ending at 4 am. Weather patterns show varying conditions with regional differences in readings and totals.
President Johnson announced there will be no new tax increases at this time though he cited economic indicators such as slipping retail sales and housing starts, rising unemployment, and weaker durable goods orders to illustrate inflation concerns. He warned future tax changes would depend on long term spending and appropriations while Viet Nam costs may rise later this year.
Two women arrested by Scottsdale police detectives pleaded not guilty in City Court. Trial for Terry D. Moore and Karen May Carver was set for May 10. Both were arrested at a private apartment after meeting officers arranged by telephone and each accepted $100.
A fragmented OCR listing appears to catalog local boys with their parent names and street addresses such as 83rd St and 844 E Mackenzie Dr. It mentions multiple pairs like Phillip Lambson and Inery Solomon, Lawrence Hollis and Sandra Mackenzie, Artis Kelly and Panet Amelia, and Tommy Williams with Patricia Galle, suggesting a school or community registry.
The last episode of the World Adventure Series titled Panorama will screen Thursday at 8:15 p.m. in Scottsdale High School auditorium. Photographer Alfred Wolff narrates a color tour of Japan with scenes from the country. The event is featured at Halabill Travel and Breining's Book Store.
President Johnson affirmed U S commitment to preserving the NATO alliance in a prepared State Department speech. He urged collective action with 13 allies to deter aggression and warned that eroding Atlantic stability would undermine the alliance and the security of member nations. He did not name Charles de Gaulle directly but referenced France's demand to remove non French forces.
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