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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1967
Page
9
Dr. Hans Sebald of Arizona State University warns LSD and similar psychedelics target students from colleges to high schools. He cites Berkeley and UCLA cases, notes severe mental crises and police incidents, and urges stronger federal and state controls on possession manufacturing and distribution.
Tonalea School PTA meets November 14 at 8 p m in the cafetorium to discuss venereal disease one of the greatest health problems facing young people. The program includes two films A Quarter of a Million Teenagers and Dance Little Children with a panel featuring Dr John Kerr Dr Georgia Johnson and a State Health Department representative chaired by Mrs Warren Gentry. The event invites all adults and highlights teen infection trends and costs. Also notes VNA book drive and recent kindergarten visit to the Arizona State Fair plus a film at Valley Plaza Methodist Church and a Friday record hop for seventh and eighth graders at Tonto School.
City Magistrate Ed Boyle says crashes and injuries drive patrols. In two weeks 22 youths were cited for bicycle violations, mainly riding after dark without a front lamp. Parents must accompany offenders to court for literature and a reprimand, with possible fines on repeat violations.
A bridge column describes a keen contract where East signals club counts after South leads through dummy. West plays low clubs to reveal counts, East misreads, and declarer risks clubs and diamonds to reach two spades two hearts and three diamonds before final clubs determine the outcome.
The second annual Arizona Live Doll Contest for girls aged 3 to 5 will be part of the Gompers Winter Festival on December 2. Entrants must be 2 by January 1, 1967 and no older than 5 by December 31, 1967. Finals at Gompers Rehabilitation Center.
Philippine authorities count at least 192 dead and scores missing after Typhoon Emma devastates a large portion of the archipelago. The disaster affects multiple provinces, triggering rescue efforts and emergency relief operations.
Ehrenberg residents to picket the Arizona Capitol to protest delays in obtaining land titles. A spokesman says about 1 person will join the march. The Interior Department ordered relocation for area residents along the Colorado River below Ehrenberg. President Johnson vetoed a bill last year favoring landholders. Gov. Williams is told the march targets the right Capitol despite his skepticism.
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez discusses aging, death, and medical care focusing on quality years and peaceful endings. He reflects on peg teeth myths, historical syphilis treatment, and the decline of congenital syphilis due to Wasserman tests, Ehrlich’s salvarsan, and penicillin.
Detroit UPI reports Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers engaging in nonstop bargaining to avoid a Wednesday midnight strike deadline. Walter Reuther and Chrysler VP John Leary said talks started at 10 a.m. EST and would continue until a settlement or a strike is declared. The central issue is wage parity for Canadian workers and broader demands including pensions, salaries, and relief for laid off workers.
Naval Reserve Ensign LeRoy M. Cook husband of Janet Cox completes flight training at Chase Field Beeville Texas. Army aviator wings awarded to Cyril C. Long who becomes a warrant officer after Ft Rucker. Mary Long lives in Scottsdale Arizona. Sgt Bruce R Jordan arrives for duty at Williams AFB Arizona after serving in Ubon Thailand. Capt Gary W Glassford assigned to Fort Wolters Texas after Vietnam Air Medal. Robert A Poe earns Army aviator wings and becomes warrant officer. wife Diana resides in Valley View. Technician Samuel H Butler completes Terrier missile weapon systems training. Seaman Lewis G Davis undergoing nine weeks of basic training. Seaman Recruit James C Shearer graduates Navy basic training in San Diego.
A sequence of meetings is listed with times and venues. The Toastmasters Club gathers at 6 44 a m at the Executive House Paradise Valley Elk Club meets at noon at Joe Hunt's The Senior Citizens Club of Scottsdale convenes 1 to 5 p m at the Recreation Building 2311 N 26th St and the Elk Club location at 6th St and Oak hosts 8 p m sessions.
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