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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1971

Page

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Thousands March on Justice Department in Washington Protest

Police and Washington’s chief of police shielded the Justice Department as about 3,000 antiwar demonstrators marched four abreast to the building. Traffic was halted and arrests were made for sidewalk breaches and entrance blockades.

Washington UPI Justice Department Jerry V. Wilson Department FBI Wilson Justice Building Ashington Franklin Park Goldens

Indictment Dismissed in Black Panther Leader Case

A federal judge dismissed the indictment against Black Panther leader David Hilliard after ruling the government violated the Fourth Amendment by withholding wiretap evidence. Hilliard, 28, had been accused of threatening to kill President Nixon at a 1969 Golden Gate Park rally. The government disclosed wiretaps featuring Hilliard but said they were on other lines and without warrants. The case faces possible appeal, with Hilliard also facing an Oakland assault charge.

San’ Francisco IUPI Black Panther David ‘Hilliard Nixon Hilliard U.S James Browning Golden Gate Park Richard Nixon Hillard Black Panther Party Oakland

Woman injured by lion fish at aquarium in Bristol

Mrs Mildred Farris of Bristol was treated with antibiotics and cortisone after a poisonous African lion fish brushed her cheek at an aquarium. She was listed in satisfactory condition at Delaware Valley Hospital.

Bristol UPI Ar.aquarium Mildred: Farris Delaware Valley Hospital

Arizona Senate panel backs 18 year voting age ratification

A key Arizona Senate Judiciary Committee approved the U S constitutional amendment lowering the voting age to 18. The panel cleared the measure already passed by the House and sent it toward potential Senate action. A companion bill seeks a constitutional amendment to same effect and a minor provision on emancipation for 18 year olds was also approved.

Phoenix UPI State Senate Arizona U.S Judiciary Committee House Senate

First Annual Trash Bash draws Scottsdale volunteers

Ten local service club teams challenge the Scottsdale Jaycees in a downtown trash-collecting contest co sponsored by the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce. Winners earn a shower or other recognition as trash is collected at Scottsdale downtown and Scottsdale Stadium hosts entertainment and speakers.

Scottsdale Jaycees Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Scottsdale Stadium Ratio Johnny McKinney

Admiral James Calvert to keynote Scottsdale barbecue drive

Vice Admiral James Calvert, superintendent of the Naval Academy, will attend a Scottsdale barbecue at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Stillman on Thursday. The event kicks off a national drive to raise 4 million dollars for social and athletic facilities at Annapolis.

James Calvert U.S.N wNaval Academy Scottsdale Guy Stillman Natron Annapolis

Connally urges 250 million loan for Lockheed aid

Treasury Secretary Connally proposed a 250 million loan to Lockheed with a government repayment guarantee to protect 11 000 Lockheed workers and 14 000 subcontractors amid Rolls Royce engine troubles. Senate leaders predicted opposition as Mansfield signaled Democratic resistance. decision expected early next week after a San Clemente briefing.

Washington UPI Treasury John Connally Peek Aircraft Corporation Senate Leadstair Scott Congress Connally Scott Nixon Cont Haan Rolls - Royce Company Lockheed

Postal ombudsman named to hear public mail complaints

Postmaster General Winton M. Blount announced the appointment of a postal ombudsman David Ordway, 36, as consumer advocate with a 32700 salary. Ordway will develop a program to provide prompt personal replies to complaints and ensure corrective action.

David Ordway Blount U.S. Postal. Ee Post Office Post’ Office

Hospital Week Observance to Highlight Vintage Nurse Uniforms

Scottsdale Baptist Hospital plans a series of activities for National Hospital Week starting Sunday. May 12 marks Florence Nightingale’s 150th birth anniversary with nurses wearing vintage uniforms and an awards event for the most authentic attire. An exhibit of three 1918 era uniforms from the Nash Red Cross Museum will be shown in Wigwam Store corner window. Dr. A. E. Carpenter invites the public to visit during the special week.

Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Florence Nightingale Nhouses Nash Red Cross” Museum Washington, D.C Wigwam Department Scottsdale Road Main Street AE. Carpenter Scottsdale Baptist

North Vietnamese attacks escalate near DMZ. two GIs killed

UPI reports North Vietnamese forces increased pressure on U S troops guarding the DMZ with multiple attacks. Two Americans killed and eight wounded as B 52 bombings resume near the DMZ and Ay Shaw Valley. South Vietnam declares Buddha birthday truce. Communist casualties not confirmed.

Saigon UPI Dmz Khe Sanh Ay Shaw Con Thien Khe: Sanh Gio Linh U.S South Vietnam

Eight Soldiers Charged in Mekong Delta Civilian Killings

The U S Army charged eight soldiers including four warrant officers and four crewmen with murder of a Vietnamese civilian and wounding of 16 others. The group reportedly fired from two helicopters over the Mekong Delta on September 19 while flying from Dong Tam to Rach Gia. They were reassigned to duties near Headquarters U S Army Vietnam at Long Binh pending court martial.

Mekong Dong Tam Saigon Racho Gia U.S. Army Vietnam Long Binh

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