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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1966

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Scottsdale volunteers push city cleanup during Beautification Week

Chuck Cole co chair man of the Scottsdale Beautification Committee reports new gains in the city cleanup drive. The Sahuar o Civitan Club will paint the Foundation for the Blind building at 206 S Hinton on April 2. Anthony Arrigo says members voted to tackle the project as part of Beautification Week March 28 to April 5 with other groups volunteering city wide. Mrs Richard Walton improved a city boundary marker at Invergordon and Camelback. Residents are urged to help by cleaning yards and suggesting new projects as civic groups join in.

Chuck Cole Scottsdale Progress Usay Richard Walton N. Invergordon Petty Invergordon Camelback Cole Boy Scoutg

Open house set Week to honor Boys' Club Scottsdale

Mayor Bud Tims proclaims Boys Club week in Scottsdale linking National Boys Club Week with the 6th anniversary of the Boys' Clubs of America. Week features family nights, a magic show, band concert, talent show, rocket launches and a final clean up downtown.

Scottsdale Bud Tims Boys’ Clubs of America E. Osborn Jim Charles Scottsdale Klub

Viet Cong suffer heavy losses as rice field clash unfolds near Da Nang

Viet Cong troops, starved by Marine protection of a Da Nang rice field, attacked under cover of water buffalo but were driven off in fierce fighting. Vietnamese Rangers reported 238 Viet Cong killed in a twin battle southwest of Saigon, with 656 more dead across the week in Operation Texas near Quang Ngai and other southern provinces. Marines also repelled raids around Da Nang as the week-long fighting marked one of the war’s most successful periods for government forces.

Saigon UPI U.S. Marine da Nang U.S Texas Quang Ngai

Mao Tze-tung Gravely Ill Amid Policy Uncertainty

London's report cites diplomatic notes that Mao Zedong is gravely ill and not seen in public. Despite health rumors and a boycott stance against the Moscow party congress, officials expect no major shift in China’s hardline policies after Mao’s potential step down.

London UPI Red China Mao Tzetung Mao Peking Chinese Communist Party Moscow Communist Party United States Russia Josef Stalin Nikita Khrushchev Stalin

Tucson Titan II leak sparks Air Force criticism

Dr. James McDonald of the University of Arizona accused the Air Force of a slow emergency response after a Titan II silo leak northwest of Tucson. He urged immediate traffic halts during such incidents, noting 30 minutes passed before road disruption and warning of heightened risk to motorists and the city’s exposure as missiles ring Tucson. The Air Force offered no comment.

Tucson UPI Air Force Today James McDonald Institute of Nens Physics University of Arizona Florence McDonald Air Force

H Bomb Recovery Halted by Mishap

At Palomares Spain a recovery operation for the missing hydrogen bomb was halted after the lifting cable snapped while raising it from 2,500 feet of water in the Mediterranean. UPI reported the incident delaying the salvage effort.

Palomares Spain UPI Mediterranean Navy Pasadena Calif

ICC blasts rails on safety devices

The Interstate Commerce Commission criticized railroads for poor maintenance of train air brakes and safety devices in a report. The Safety Appliance Act violations rose from 428 to 584 in the year ended June 30, signaling concerns over equipment safety and enforcement.

Washington UPI Interstate Commerce Commission ICC Bureau of Railroad Safety

Congress recessed CATV hearings amid regulatory debate

Washington reports the House Commerce Committee recessed three days of CATV hearings until April 5 as FCC proposals to extend federal regulation spark controversy. About 6 million U.S. families use CATV paying roughly $5.50 monthly. cities join rural areas with wider signals and new relay equipment.

Clear Washington UPI Lis Community Antenna Television CATV House’Commerce Federal- Communications Commission FCC

New York Stock Market Noon Quotes

Stocks listed include Alcoa at 88, American Can 54, American Motors 12 5, AT&T 15, American Tobacco 37, Anaconda 8756, Arizona Public Service 335, Atchison Topeka 37, Bendix 81, Bethlehem Steel 36, Cities Service 45, Douglas Aircraft 98, DuPont 211, Eastman 56, Emerson 56, Ford Motors 50, Frontier 28, General 58, General Electric 10, General Motors 9, General Telephone 41, Goodyear 45, ITT 3 60, Johns Manville 8 1/2, Kennecott 128, Montgomery Ward 8 8, Motorola 5, New York Central 0, North American Aviation 59, PG&E 32, PepsiCo 0, San Diego 41.

Alcoa American Motors At&t American Tobacco Arizona Johns Manville

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