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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1967

Page

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Zoning Petition Push Faces Legal Doubts in Scottsdale

Zoning Alert Committee vows to press two anti zoning measures on N Scottsdale Rd despite lawyers warning petitions may be unconstitutional. Developer Fennell opposes the plan arguing it would undermine zoning and city action and could move to a referendum if the council backs the moratorium or veto.

Progress City N. Scottsdale Herb Caywood Scottsdale R. C Mike) Fennell Bal and Lincoln Fennell Progress Today F. Haze Burch Chaparral Shea Bureh Caywood Joe Meier

Attorney Keeps Tabs on Earth's Tremors

Winter Tuesday morning at 8 a.m. a hydrogen blast in Nevada registered on Willard Greene's new seismograph on Mummy Mountain Paradise Valley. The registered patent attorney and inventor notes the device magnifies shocks up to 10 000 to 1 and operates as two machines with a sensing unit outside on bedrock and a recorder indoors. The station is registered with the U S Department of Commerce as an official government seismograph station.

LEE Gould Progress Nevada Las Vegas Phoenix Mummy Mountain Paradise Valley Willard Greene Greene W. F. Sprengwether Instrument Co Bedrock U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Environment Science Services Administration

Arabs warn on Gulf of Aqaba blockade and U S warning

The Israeli government labeled Egypt's blockade of the Gulf of Aqaba an armed attack while the United States warned Egypt it would use force if needed to break any blockade of international shipping. France and Britain urged a Big Four conference to avert war as tensions rose.

United States Egypt Israel Oullet Red Sea France Charles de Gaulle Soviet Union Britain Cairo Richard H. Nolte U.S U.A.R Mahmoud Riad Johnson Gamal Abdel Nasser Gulf Gulf of Aqaba Levi Eshkol

Johnsons stall on Mideast crisis faces Senate split

Bi partisan Senate leaders back Johnson warning on Egypt while Fulbright accuses hypocrisy over Vietnam policy. UPI reports a close vote on a 3.5 billion school aid bill reviving desegregation and church-state fights amid Capitol Hill tension. The Falls Church woman found in a car trunk at National Airport is identified. The Apollo Saturn V rocket undergoes dismantling tests delaying the moon program. Private citizens aid in identifying two of three gunmen in the Brackton armored car robbery. police had received prior tips.

Capitol Hill Johnson Egypt Senate U.N J. William Fulbright Vietnam Washington House Falls Church FBI Wendy Jarboe Brockton Mass Massachusetts Brackton

State asks to keep current legislature boundaries through next year

In Phoenix the state asks Federal Court to maintain present district lines through the next election as a response to a proposal to abolish the legislature and run all 90 lawmakers at large. In Tucson the University of Arizona dean of men says arrests from yesterday's raid involve less than one percent of students.

Phoenix Darrell Smith Tucson University of Arizona Uofa Robert Svoh

Bonds Defeated in Paradise Valley School District

Paradise Valley voters rejected a 355000 bond for Desert Cave construction and Greenway library. J W Christensen, school board president, warned overcrowding could prompt double sessions within three years as growth drives student loads beyond current ratios of 25 to 29 to 1.

Paradise Valley J. W. Christensen Hama Ae Shinal Sih Cowie Beco Clibival Desert Cave School Greenway Christensen

Residents petition for Oak Street bridge over Arizona Canal

More than 500 Hy-View residents sign a petition urging the city to build a traffic bridge over the Arizona Canal at Oak Street. Mayor Bud Tima and council will study the proposal after city engineer Dick Pearce estimated a $35,000 cost.

Hy-View Subdivision Arizona Canal Oak St Tom Sams Bud Tima Sams Tonalea Coronaido High School Dick Pearce Tims

Auto Shop Program Expanded at Scottsdale High

Scottsdale High School expanded its auto shop program rather than curtailing it. Auto shop teacher Bob Berryhill was informed by Industrial Arts head Jack Crews that beginning classes will be six and advanced classes will remain at two.

Scottsdale High School Bob Berryhill Jack Crews Industrial Arts Department Atto Shop Marlier Story

Public Hearing Sought on Astro Corp Rezoning in Indian Bend Wash

The city planning commission will hold a June 13 hearing on a rezoning request by Astro Corp for 40 acres in Indian Bend Wash to change from Industrial 2 to Industrial 1. Residents of the Yavapai School area oppose the move to block Astro from developing a 24 trailer space park.

City Planning and Zoning Commission Yavapai School Astro Corp Indian Bend ‘Wash Astro

Weather Forecast and Local Rain Report in Valley

Cloud cover stays high with light rain possible as the Weather Bureau notes a 20 percent shower chance tonight. Scottsdale logs .02 inch of rain with highs around 101 and a near 68 degree low. winds gusty and dust in some areas as a low pressure moves east from Lower California.

Chance of Vain U.S. Weather Bureau Scottsdale pHa Valley Lower California Mexico Arizona

Beret assassins claim Green Beret role in Vietnam war crimes

In a U.S. Army court martial over Captain Levy, defense witnesses including Robin Moore allege Green Berets see assassination squads as integral to guerrilla warfare. Moore testified he saw efforts to avoid prisoner cruelty while the defense argues U.S. Special Forces commit crimes against humanity in Vietnam.

Wt. Jackson C.upd U.S Vietnam Robin Moore Green Beret Howard Levy Levy Moore N Lp National PD Arecena Peter Bourne Setective Ueto Green Berets Col Earl V. Brown Acquitte Morgan United States National Polley

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