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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1967
Page
2
The Loc Ninh clash ends with decisive allied victory as U S and Vietnamese forces fatally strike hundreds of Communist troops. Air support and artillery annihilate the guerrilla force, with reported Communist losses near 995 while allied casualties reach eight Americans fatally and 32 wounded.
In Phnom Penh Jacqueline Kennedy arrives for a private visit to ruins, greeted by cheering crowds and a delighted Prince Sihanouk. Despite government opposition to U.S. Vietnam policy, Cambodians show strong affection for Mrs Kennedy, signaling possible softened diplomatic tensions.
Mesa Community College plans its inaugural homecoming on Saturday with a football game against Arizona Western Junior College at Taylor Field in Mesa. A campus dance follows in the Navajo Room, with Parents Day events from 4 to 7 pm featuring campus tours and dinner. Barbara Scentt at MCC can provide more information.
Catherine B. White 58 of Phoenix died Tuesday in St Luke's Hospital She came to Arizona from Newark New Jersey in 1944 and operated the Hogan Restaurant on North Brown Street from 1948 to 1956 She was a registered nurse who practiced at Good Samaritan Hospital from 1954 to 1960 Survived by two sons Sgt George Pearland White Marine Corps Vietnam and Douglas Hamilton White of Phoenix two brothers and a sister and one grandchild Graveside services Saturday at Cameback Cemetery Friends may call Mos Singer Mortuary after 7 p m The family requests donations to the Heart Fund
Scottsdale School District will suspend classes tomorrow through one day recess due to the Arizona Education Association Convention. The event shifts this year to Tucson starting tomorrow, prompting a districtwide day off.
Birth announcements list numerous families welcoming newborns in late October. Names include Wessee, Hill, Carh, Hult, Davis, Hackcorn, Spanj er, Distetermars, Strong, Wolfe, Hepburn, Mead, with genders and dates ranging Oct 21 to Oct 28. Hospitals cited include St Josephs and Samaritan. The notices name parents and partial addresses.
Arizona's 80 acre Arizona Atale fair starts a 10 day run Friday with Kid's Day entries and a Toys for Toys campaign. Officials expect about 400000 visitors seeing exhibits midway and a lineup including Bob Hope Hank Snow Wanda Jackson Roy Clark and Andy Williams.
United Press International reports a volatile stock session with the Dow Jones industrial average rising 7.92 points to 5.4 at noon. A broad list of major stocks such as Alcoa American Can AT&T Chrysler General Electric IBM and Xerox show mixed to gains leading to a busy trading day.
Wyoming voices oppose tying up Green River surplus for Arizona CAP while weighing desalination and weather modification. Leaders argue surplus water must serve Wyoming’s future needs and that any final bill should authorize replacement water. Some propose shipping 2 million acre feet of desalted Pacific water to the Lower Colorado to free Wyoming surplus.
Dr John Owen, former Pullbright lecturer to the University of Dhaka, told an ASU center audience that Pakistan may have secret military agreements with Red China. He warned the military may seek Chinese aid against India and noted U.S. aid misappropriation and rising resentment toward the United States.
A large wooden Indian statue from McGee's Indian Store on Hirthi Avenue vanished after 2 pm Tuesday. It reappeared early Wednesday in front of the Mesa Tribune building. Police tie the case to a Friday football game between Westwood Warriors and Scottsdale Hoovers.
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