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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1968

Page

6

Phoenix man dies after second heart transplant

Phoenix accountant Thomas, 47, died at 5:00 a.m. EST at St Luke's Hospital Houston after a deteriorating course from a second heart transplant. George DeBord, 46, of San Antonio and Helotes, Texas, remained in serious condition with signs of rejection at St Luke's. Thomas had the first transplant May 3 from Kathleen Martin of Houston and later advocated transplant science.

Darrell Mack Unitted Press Jett C. ‘Thomas Luke's Hospital Houston Thomas St. Luke’s George Henry ‘DeBord DeBord San ‘Antonio Tex St. Luke's Phoenix Denton_A. Cooley Kathleen Martin Medical Center National Bank Archie Lund Atlantic Iowa Cooley

Residents press for citywide street light district

Seven areas request inclusion in a proposed street light improvement district. Scottsdale officials, led by Dick Brown, plan surveys of multiple subdivisions and neighborhoods north and south of Indian School Road and 68th to 81st streets. If more than half of property owners sign, the district forms under a new state act approved by the city council.

Ies Scottsdale Highlands Estates MacKenizie Drive 86Th ‘St Granite Reef Point Scottsdale Granite Reef Indian School Osborn Roads Village Grove Osborn Thomas 82Nd Cranbrook Manor Inmar Terrace Thom 68Th Indian School Road Redlands Papago Paradise Oak Ridge McDowell Vernon Brown Pima Rd Arizona Canal Thomas Rd Indian Bend Rd Scottsdale Salt River Indian Bud Tims Filmore Carlos

Parada Queen to be Crowned at Banquet Next Month

The long wait ends as Parada names its queen at a banquet next month. She will reign during Parada from January 31 to February 2 with judging held at Samsill Arena on Canal Bank Road.

Samsill Arena Canal Bank Rd

U S Reconnaissance Plane Downed Over North Vietnam

North Vietnam claimed to shoot down a high altitude RF4C reconnaissance jet. A search and rescue operation was launched for the pilot, with Hanoi radio saying the pilot was captured and U S officials providing no confirmation.

Saigon Ups U.S North ‘Vietnam Hanoi Johnson Paris North Vietnam North

Weather outlook: continued fair and cooler weekend

The forecast calls for continued fair weather today with increasing high clouds and cooler readings Sunday. Expect highs around 77 to 82 today, lows tonight near 45 to 50, and Sunday highs in the mid 70s.

New Federal Gun Registration Drive Tightens Rules

Treasury officials announce the deadline for registering destructive devices under a new federal gun control law. The measure defines mortars, cannons, grenades, bazookas, mines and shells as destructive devices, while deactivated war trophies now require registration. Gangster type weapons and short barreled rifles remain regulated, with exemptions for most rifles, pistols, shotguns, and combination guns. Contact the Phoenix Internal Revenue office if unregistered.

The Treasury Department Warn Eee Cohol Tobacco Dewats Treasury Department Phoenix Office ‘of Internal’ Revenue

Drawing of Doubletree Inn front elevation shown to chamber

A display of a drawing showing the front elevation of the Doubletree Inn was shown to Chamber of Commerce members Friday by Pete Kitchell of the building firm.

Doubletree ‘Inn Chamber of Commerce Pete Kitchell Buiding

Forest permits offered for Christmas tree cutting in Arizona

The U S Forest Service announced Christmas tree cutting permits available in Coconino Flagstaff and Chevelon Winslow and Chevelon districts with locations at city parks and ranger offices. Permits are sold weekdays 10 30 a m to 5 30 p m and weekends 9 a m to 4 p m at designated offices and at various district offices from November through December 22.

Arizona U.S Flagstaff Beaver Creek Valley Sedona Blue Hide Hicksaly Brite Long

ASU Won t Renew Linen Co Contract Over Discrimination Claims

Dr. G Homer Durham president of Arizona State University said the school would not renew its contract with Phoenix Linen and Towel Supply Co. when it expires in June if student discrimination allegations prove true. He stressed the university avoids labor disputes but must consider public issues and law which requires the lowest responsible bid.

Phoenix UPI G. Homer - Durham Arizona State University Phoenix’ Linen. and Towel Supply. Co Durham

Three Persons Doped in Car Accident Report

A fragmented note reports a car accident involving three persons. Details are missing, with unclear locations and outcomes. Further readable elements indicate a collision incident but do not specify names or precise circumstances.

De Gaulle Refuses to Devalue the Franc

Paris faces crisis as President De Gaulle rejects any franc devaluation after a three hour cabinet meeting. A minister quotes him saying I will not give in during this tense period following the Algerian crisis.

de Gaulle Paris France

Viet Cong Massacre Reported in Mekong Delta Hamlet

US officials document a Viet Cong attack in a Mekong Delta village with 48 people killed and 57 injured. Survivors say women and children were shot as they begged for mercy and the village was burned. The village defense force was out hunting the attackers when the assault occurred.

Saigon U.S Mekong Delta

Kremlin pledges naval strength in Mediterranean

Russia rejects NATO warning on Soviet military buildup in Europe and the Mediterranean declares an irrefutable right to maintain a Mediterranean fleet to promote stabilization and peace. Moscow accuses NATO allies of hostility in Europe.

Moscow Russia NATO Europe Mediterranean Kremlin

Johnson to Undergo Hospital Checkup

The U S president will undergo routine hospital checks at Bethesda Naval Hospital to monitor a chronic condition described as manageable but requiring careful observation. Details remain limited as officials say the purpose is medical monitoring rather than urgent treatment.

Washington Johnson Schecks Bethesda Naval Hospital

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