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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1967
Page
9
In Garden City, Kansas a mailed brochure offered explicit material for 16 dollars prompting debate over obscenity. Congress authorized an 18 member commission to examine laws and ethics, seeking a standard while balancing free speech rights and public harm concerns.
Earle Theodore Cook of Naperville Illinois refused lower bond on charges he bombed an American Airlines Boeing 727 from Chicago to San Diego injuring no one. Cook reportedly said he would rather be dead than serve time and remains jailed as preliminary charges are continued. He earns 15900 a year, owns a plane and is a licensed pilot. The plane carried 80 passengers including Cook’s wife.
Nine area residents were fined in Scottsdale City Court for exceeding reasonable and prudent speed. Fines ranged from 15 to 35 dollars, with defendants including Kenneth Allen Oglesby Patricia W Barney Ronald Edward Bishop Elena Troxel Arnold Michael Andrew Melvin Elmer Donald Douthit Jr Maurice George Smith and Reinhold Guenther Pflugfelder.
South misplays a club finesse in a bridge deal from Alfred Sheinwold as West guards clubs and hearts. The analysis shows a successful slam requires leading the ace of clubs and managing squeezes, with current line failing by one after a king is held by East or West.
At San Jose campus 20 protesters were arrested after police in gas masks and billy clubs repelled an antirecruiting demonstration aimed at a Dow Chemical Co recruiter. A professor and two students were injured. plate glass and flags were damaged as chaos followed peaceful picketing.
Dozens of Arizona residents receive orders and complete training in the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines. Lt. Col. George Hayduke heads overseas to U.S. Air Force in Europe. Pvt. Walter Siders finishes infantry training at Ft. Lewis. Sgt. Agiato serves at Takhti Royal AFB in Thailand. Pvt. Richard Butleres assigned near Cu Chi, Vietnam. Youngberg with Attack Squadron 122 in Lenore. Kansehat and Burke graduate Navy basic training in San Diego. Vernetti and others graduate from nine weeks of basic training. Lt. Col. Rosenberg plans retirement after 30 years. Righettini promoted in Vietnam. Clark completes Lackland basic training and serves at Vandenberg. Moore completes Camp Pendleton training. Porter completes artillery course at Ft. Sill. Pratt returns from seven months in the Far East aboard HMS Hornet. Hawkins undergoes nine weeks of naval basic training. Rusch assigned as motor sergeant with 101st Airborne at Ft. Campbell. Gibbs completes recruit training in San Diego.
Pvt Michael L Deehan son of Mr and Mrs L W Deehan of 6305 N Mockingbird Lane completed an infantry mechanic course at the Army Infantry School Ft Benning Ga The completion marks a step in his military training and advancement within the Army forces.
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