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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1968

Page

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Israel Holds 20th Anniversary Parade in Jerusalem Amid Arab Protests

Tens of thousands of Arabs and residents in Beirut Damascus and other capitals staged marches and editorials denouncing Israel's Jerusalem parade. In Jerusalem Israel displayed its strong military power as queues of troops and captured tanks moved through the disputed city under tight security with no incidents reported.

Robert Musel UPT Jerusalem Holy Israel Jerus Salem Beirut Jerusalem Is Ours Damascus Syrian Federation of Women Jordan Saudi Arabia U.N. Security Council Cairo Gamal Abdel Nasser Thant Middle East

CWA Bell System wage pact eyed to end coast-to-coast strike

The Communication Workers of America says tentative agreements with Bell System could end the 206000-strong strike next week. The three year package includes about 19.58 percent in wages and benefits totaling an estimated 2 billion dollars, with raises of 24 a week for crafts workers and 16 a week for operators and clerical staff.

Washington UPI Communication Workers of America Bell System Joseph Beirne CWA Bell Beirne Western Electric Beirner Marathon

Merit Scholar Change Rocks Scottsdale Winner

The National Merit Scholarship Foundation announced a change affecting Scottsdale student Melissa Crowfoot. She received an Honorary Merit Scholarship instead of the Michigan State University Merit Scholarship and has not chosen a university yet. Crowfoot is a Scottsdale High School senior and National Honor Society president.

National Merit Scholarship Foundation Scottsdale Melissa Crowfoot Calle Camelia Michigan State University Melissa Scottsdale High School National Honor Society

Force won’t quell riots says civil rights leader

Wilbur Johnson, executive director of the Arizona Civil Rights Commission, told the League of Cities and Towns conference that force in riots will hardly stop unrest. He opposed shoot-to-kill orders and argued for nonlethal measures, while J LaMar Shelley urged ordinances detailing emergency mayoral powers and curfews to control riots and protect property.

Johnson Arizona League J. LaMar Shelley Mesa

Medicare Handbook Distribution Expands Nationwide

The Social Security office in Scottsdale will deliver the new Your Medicare Handbook to over 19 million Americans within six weeks. The guide explains how Medicare works and how payments are issued, and notes changes from the 1967 Social Security amendments to boost protection and simplify procedures.

Social Security Office Scottsdale

Scottsdale residents gain U S citizenship in federal ceremony

Four Scottsdale area residents were naturalized as U S citizens in a federal court ceremony before Judge Carl A Muecke. The new citizens include Mrs Mary Dikes of 8602 E Starlight Way formerly of Canada Mrs Marlise E Freyling of 8755 E Starlight Way formerly of Germany Ronald J Gutteridge of 6708 E Lincoln Dr formerly of Great Britain and Mrs Tsabel Ortiz of 4911 FE Granada formerly of Mexico.

Scottsdale-area Carl A. Muecke Mary Dikes E. Starlight Way Canada Marlise E. Freyling Germany Ronald J. Gutteridge E. Lincoln Dr Great Britain Tsabel Ortiz Granada Mexico

U S and South Vietnamese win A Shau Valley battle

UPI reports a two week drive through the 25 mile A Shau Valley west of Hue ended with Communist forces driven from their sanctuary and their main supply line cut. Allied losses were 63 dead and 307 wounded. Communist losses totaled 377 dead, 102 captured, with Hue and DMZ battles adding heavy casualties.

Saigon UPI U.S A Shau Hue Demilitarized Zone Dmz Dong Ha A Shan Red Hanoi Forbidden Valley Laos Dance of

Eisenhower Checkup Progress Reported Satisfactory

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower remains under observation at March Air Force Base Hospital. Doctors describe his progress as very encouraging with no recurrence of difficulties after a heart seizure. Two top doctors from Walter Reed monitor him. no visitors besides his wife are allowed. The next two days will show if he remains out of danger.

March Afb Cali Upi Dwight Eisenhower Air Force Base Walter Reed General Hospital Washington Eisenhower

U.S. Swordfish Sub Docks in Sasebo for Week

The U S nuclear powered submarine Swordfish arrived at Sasebo Japan for a week long visit This marks the second U S nuclear sub to call at Sasebo this year with naval ties.

U.S Japan Sasebo UPI

Noon Stock Averages Inch Up On Broad Market

UPI reported New York stocks mixed in late afternoon trading as many industrials rose. Dow Jones industrials stood at 918.34, up 5.14. rails at 3239.84, up 0.87. utilities at 122.00, down 0.12. Overall, 12.37 million shares were sold.

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