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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1966

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Disaster drill tests Scottsdale Baptist Hospital readiness

A realistic emergency drill at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital simulated a nuclear plane crash with about 20 volunteer victims. Ambulances, police observers, and hospital staff enacted triage and treatment while students played injured subjects. Officials said the hospital performed well in the Joint Commission readiness exercise.

Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Messinger Green Acres

Air Cavalry Breaks Out of Red Trap Near Saigon

UPI reports 1st Air Cavalry troops lifted from a Communist encirclement near Chu Pong Mountain after a nightlong air assault. Helicopters delivered artillery and reinforcements as 200 cavalry held off a force ten times larger. Marine forces posted a new command post at Chu Lat, 350 miles north of Saigon.

Saigon Eet U.S Chu Lat

Record of births for Stellabotte and others

Arthur and Diana Stellabotte at 5912 N 86th St welcomed a boy in March 1922. Jack and Gene Woolsey at 2414 N 69th St welcomed a boy on March 22. James Sanders and Myrtule E. Circle Dr. welcomed a boy in March. Robert and Mary Hirst at 13401 N Scottsdale Rd welcomed a girl on March 21.

Stellabotte Arthur Diana Woolsey Jack Geneva Sanders James Myrtle E. Ee Marc Hirst Robert and Mary Scottsdale Rd

House panel approves information bill in bid to open records

A House government operations subcommittee advanced a bill to give the public access to nearly all government records not tied to national security. The measure, favorably viewed by Justice Department spokesmen, could face a Johnson veto if it brings more problems than it solves.

Washington UPI House Johnson Justice Department Senate

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