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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1967

Page

2

Brezhnev brands China foe as U S and Vietnam war aid

Brezhnev on the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary condemned China for harming Hanoi's war effort and demanded a world Communist congress. He pledged Soviet support for Vietnam until U S and allied forces withdraw, calling American actions fascist and praising Vietnamese resilience.

Moscow UPT Leonid I. Brezhnev China Hanoi Vietnam Kremlin Palace of Congresses U.S Llewellyn B. Thompson Communist Party Nikita S. Khrushchev Brezhnev Soviet Union United States

Reds use civilians as shields in Loc Ninh siege

In a six day battle at Loc Ninh the Communists used civilians as shields while attacking the Allied bastion. U S and South Vietnamese forces repelled the assault with losses stated for both sides and rescued several civilians. American jets and naval gunfire supported operations across North Vietnam areas with multiple aircraft and surface attacks reported.

Saigon UPS Loc Ninh U.S North Vietnam Hawoii Navy Panhandle U.S. Air Force South Vietnam Con Thien U. S

Rioting roils Winston-Salem amid race unrest

National Guard troops patrolled Winston-Salem as officials weighed a curfew after what authorities call the worst race riot in North Carolina this century. Ninety injured, including eight policemen, with 50 to 60 arrests as mobs looted, burned buildings and sniped Thursday night near the northeast downtown district.

Winston-Salem N.C UPI National Guard Tobacco City North Carolina M. C. Benton Benton Board of Aldermen National Dan K. Moore Thad Eure Sam Ragan Wilmington Liberty Street

Scottsdale Woman Injured After Red Light Crash

Scottsdale police report a two vehicle crash at Indian School and Hayden where Elizabeth Ann Posey 32 of 3610 N Hayden suffered apparently minor injuries. Posey was northbound and ran a red light colliding with Ethel Jane Tompkins 38 of 8507 E Hazelwood who was not injured. Posey was cited for failure to yield the right of way.

Scottsdale Indian School Hayden Rds Elizabeth Ann Posey N. Hayden Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Posey Ethel Jane Tompkins E. Hazelwood Tompkins

Chrysler and GM Could Face Simultaneous Strikes

UPI reports the UAW set an November 8 strike deadline for Chrysler Corp raising the risk both Chrysler and Ford Motor Co. could shut down. Chrysler negotiators claim 90 percent of economics agreed for benefits and pay but wage parity for Canadian workers remains unsettled as Ford plants stay at a near standstill.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Chrysler Corp Douglas A. Frasher Chrysler UAW Ford Motor Co Ford United States

Obituary for Vance G Fish Plane Crash Victim 43

Vance G Fish 43 of 31 FE Spur Circle died in a Tuesday plane crash near Show Low. He was a Western Pines Lumber Co salesman, WWII veteran, and Felks Lodge member who lived in Mesa twenty years before moving to Scottsdale. Survived by wife Harriet six children and extended family. Services at Second Ward Chapel 15 W Ist Ave with Mesa Cemetery burial. Friends may call Meldrum Mortuary 4 to 8 p.m. today.

Vance G. Fish Spur Circle Fish Western Pines Lumber Coath Globe Felks Lodge Mesa Scottsdale Harriet Terry Lazalle Arlene McCabe Darlene Horne Jennifer and Jeffrey M. L. Fish Ross Boyce J. Fish Ogden Alan Robert R. Becker Lawrence Lilly Ralph Gardner Page Second Ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Ist Ave Meldrum Mortuary N. MacDonald

Congress set to pass sweeping anti smog bill

Washington UPI reports Congress is poised to finalize a tough new smog program before adjourning. The House approved 362 to 0 a federal state plan giving power to stop traffic and shut factories when air quality worsens, with a Senate tally of 700 million over three years. The House also OKed California’s own strict auto exhaust control.

Washington Congress House California

Fires Bring Brief Blaze Run Across City Trash Bins

Three trash container fires were reported last night with minor damage and no injuries. Fire alarms rang at 350 West Main Street 8 31 p m and 3213 North 68th Street 7 41 p m while another blaze occurred at 6707 East Earl Street. a fourth incident involved a person needing oxygen at Lincoln Street. A vandals caused car fire at 8133 East Columbus Avenue damaged with about 15 dollars.

W. Main St 68Th St At & P.m E. Earl E. Lincoln E&. Columbus Herbert W. Walsmann

U.S. Signals Willingness to Include Hanoi in Vietnam Talks

U.S. officials indicated support for inviting North Vietnam and the Viet Cong to any U.N. security council backed talks. Ambassador Goldberg said Washington would vote to place such an invitation on the council agenda if needed and supported reconvening the Geneva Conference to address Vietnam.

Washington UPI United States North Vietnam Ivaliods U.N Arthur J. Galdberg Vietnam Security Council Hanoi National Liberation Front NLF Viet Cong U.S Senate Foreign Relations Committee Britain Russia Goldberg Johnson Ness U.N. Security Council NFL NLT South Vietnam Foreign Relations Committee Albert Gore D-Tenn Claiborne D. Pell D-R.l J. William Fulbright D-Ark Council Alexei N. Kosygin

GOP aide seeks runaway daughter in East Village hippie scene

Charles A. Schoeneck Jr., New York GOP chair, pleads for his 16 year old daughter Elizabeth after she disappeared amid East Village hippie circles. Police search the area while Gov. Rockefeller and Mayor Lindsay offer assistance. Elizabeth, last seen in Syracuse, left a note but details remain private.

New York UPI Charles A. Schoeneck Jr East Village Schoeneck Nelson A. Rockefeller John V. Lindsay Elizabeth Liz Mom Lindsay Rockefeller Schoneck Syracuse

Market Closes Mixed as Dow Jones Dips Broadly

UPI reports at 2 p.m. the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 5.67 to 659.16, the rail index slipped 0.90 to 230.90, while utilities rose 0.29 to 123.21 and the overall stock figure slipped 1.35 to 302.82. Volume reached 6.3 million shares in New York trading as several major names showed varied gains and losses.

United Press International Dow Jones

T Squares plan dance Saturday at Boys' Club

The T Squares Square Dance Club will hold a dance Saturday at the Boys' Club on 7502 E. Osborn Rd starting at 8 30 pm. Guest caller Johnny Schultz will perform and the public is invited per Mrs Joseph E Bishop, corresponding secretary.

T Squares E. Osborn Rd Johnny Schultz Joseph E. Bishop

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