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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1968

Page

6

Monster Bass Derby At Eldorado Park Draws Local Prizes

The Progress announces a weekend fishing derby at Eldorado Park Lake to catch the so called Monster. The event is sponsored by The Progress City Parks Department and the Scottsdale Jaycees with Jaycees as judges. Prizes include a transistor radio and an airplane ride.

Eldorado Park Lake Progress Monster The Progress Parks Department Scottsdale Jayceds Jaycee’s Bob Hoddy L. B. Spacewater Seacewater B. L. Tims Mel Anderson Aviation Sky Harbor Scottsdale Jaycees Sue Gray

Stanford seeks world eighth heart transplant

A Stanford University medical team led by Dr. Norman Shumway is attempting the world's eighth heart transplant in Stanford, California. The recipient and donor identities are not yet known. This marks Shumway's second transplant attempt, following a prior patient who died two weeks after the operation.

Stanford California Stanford University Norman Shumway Shumway

Two Teens Injured In Scottsdale and Oak Intersection Crash

Two 17 year old girls Darlene Reinker and Hollie Betterton were injured in a two car crash at the Scottsdale Road and Oak Street intersection. Police say Floyd McCabe 55 Tempe ran a red light and struck the Reinker vehicle. McCabe was not hurt and cited for running a red light.

Scottsdale Rd Oak St Darlene Reinker E. Coronado Hollie Betterton 71 St Reinker Oak Floyd McCabe Princess Dr Tempe McCabe

Rusk and senators clash over site for Vietnam talks

Secretary of State Dean Rusk warns Hanoi may delay talks by pushing for Warsaw or Phnom Penh. Senate leaders Mansfield Tuliabright Gore urge reconsidering rejection of Warsaw. Indonesia proposes talks on a neutral ship, but officials doubt Hanoi will accept. The stalemate centers on viable venues with diplomatic facilities.

Washington UPI Dean Rusk North Vietnam United States Warsaw Phnom Penh Rusk House Foreign Affairs Committee Senate Mike Mansfield Hanoi Mansfield Sens J. William Tulbright D-Ark Albert Gore D-Tenn Indonesia High U. S Adam Malik U.S Cambodia

Two men charged with extortion at Safari Hotel arrest

Scottsdale detectives arrested Charles Ray Maori and Merle Clyde Johnson at the Safari Coffee Shop after a Paradise Valley man paid part of gambling losses under threats. Both were held on $5,000 bonds with a May 14 preliminary hearing set in Scottsdale Justice court.

Safari Hotel Paradise Valley Charles “Ray Maori Glenrosa Phoenix Merle Clyde Johnson Virginia Scottsdale Court of Justice of the Peace Harold Holcomb Robert Greenwald Safari Johnson Howard Bates Ahara Shadow Mountain Rd Ahara 7Th Ave Bethany Home Rd Greenwald

Financial leaders urge tax hike to stabilize dollar

Former Treasury Secretary C. Douglas Dillon banker David Rockefeller and ex undersecretary Robert V. Roosa urged Congress to approve a substantial but temporary income tax increase and spending cuts to end diminishing confidence in the dollar. They spoke before the House Banking Committee as a House Senate panel worked on a compromise plan amid a growing balance of payments deficit.

Washington UPI Treasury C. Douglas Dillon David Rockefeller Congress Robert V. _Roosa United States Dillon Rockefeller Roosa House Banking Committee House- Senate U.S Chase Manhattan Bank New York

Arizona lawmakers push for next week special session

Senate leaders Turley and Humphrey said the governor should call a special session Monday to reorganize the state Industrial Commission and review the workers compensation program. Democrats warned the bill needs more work, risking a longer session than planned. The issue arose as lawmakers learned funds for compensation were in arrears.

Phoenix UPI Senate House Stan Turley State Industrial Commission Humphrey Glass House

Two Scottsdale youths given probation in stereo theft case

Les Simmons and Don Thude, both in their late teens, were arrested for theft of a car stereo and tapes. They received six months probation after pleading on petty theft in City Court before Judge Ed Boyle. Det. Robert Greenwald noted the arrest cleared about 20 similar reports since January and that over $1,000 in components and tapes were stolen in Scottsdale.

Scottsdale Ed Boyle Les Simmons Virginia Don Thude H. Oak Robert Greenwald Greenwald

Neighbors Clash Over Porch Carport Addition

The City Board of Adjustment heard views on the W. B. Prince home at 7037 E Vernon regarding a porch and carport project that extends toward the street. Since not all board members were present, the hearing was continued for two weeks. If denied a variance the Princes must remove the porch.

W. BR. Prince E. Vernon Board of Adjustment E. Calle Rosa E.indianola 86Th Place Paradise Valley Shea and Scattadala Rds

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