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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1966

Page

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Bailey Promises New Route for Sheppard Suit

Attorney F Lee Bailey says the Sheppard case may move toward a civil suit for damages but will not sue the state of Ohio. He hints at claims tied to wrongful imprisonment and property damage as the claims board reviews sundry lawsuits and the legislature may approve or reject them in routine fashion.

Cleveland UPI F. Lee Bailey Sheppard Bailey Priso Ohio Sachs Seer Jed House Senate I Claims Board

Dr Sheppard Freed After 12 Year Ordeal

Acquitted of Marilyn Sheppard's 1954 murder, Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard leaves prison with new wife Ariane to begin a hopeful life. He vows no bitterness, speaks of freedom and plans a forthcoming book with Ariane. The verdict ends a decades long legal battle and personal tragedy.

Sheppard Freed Cleveland UPI Samuel H. Sheppard Sheppard Marilyn Ariane Cuyahoga

Johnson Receives Eisenhower During Recovery Visit

President Johnson, recovering from throat and abdominal surgery, got out of bed unaided and held a news conference. Gen. Eisenhower visited Bethesda Naval Hospital for a 45 minute talk as Johnson marked his 32nd wedding anniversary with Lady Bird.

Washington UPI Johnson Dwight D. Eisenhower Bethesda Naval Hospital Eisenhower Lady Bird Johnson Hisenhower Texas

Census reveals national religious demographics shift

A 1970 census head-count highlights changes in religious composition across the nation. Officials note evolving trends as communities adjust to new social dynamics and population movements.

Bowen Elected Representative in Virginia

Bowen wins election to represent Virginia district as the new representative. The result announces Bowen as the victor, setting the stage for his term and policy focus.

Man fights 1A draft status to aid wife’s kidney battle

Detroit report on Tom Michaels, a Lawrence Tech senior, who seeks reclassification to stay with his wife Mary, a kidney failure patient. Costs include $6,550 for hospital care and $5,000 for an artificial kidney machine. Michaels plans training to operate it and faces possible draft calls while appealing.

Detroit UPI Tom Michaels Lawrence Institute of Technology Mary Tom Michaels Marg Raed

Advice on stopping bleeding and first aid measures

The speaker describes stopping cuts with direct pressure, waiting for clot formation, and avoiding prolonged tourniquets. Guidance covers handling facial and nosebleeds, identifying medication interactions, and seeking emergency care for serious wounds. Emphasizes prothrombin time checks and careful monitoring before hospital transfer.

Nations resist Moscow push on anti China summit

At the ninth Bulgarian Communist Party congress Todor Zhivkov urged a Soviet backed anti Chinese summit. Brezhnev backed the plan while Ceausescu declined to take sides. Italy backed the idea with conditions and Yugoslavia and North Vietnam showed dissent.

Todor Zhivkov Zhivkov Communist Party Leonid Brezhnev Nicolae Ceausescu Kremlin France East Germany Hungary Moscow Poland Yugoslavia

Coronado High School Orchestra-Choral Concert Planned

The Fine Arts Department of Coronado High School will present an Orchestra-Choral Dance at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. The program opens with two orchestral pieces followed by five songs by the Canta dores and three advanced chorus ensemble presentations. Selections include Overture to the Barber of Seville, Prelude from The Sound of Music, My Funny Valentine, The Bell Song, Back in Your Own Home, Autumn Leaves, and Call the Wind Maria.

Coronado High School Cantadores

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