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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1965
Page
2
About 35 demonstrators including professors and students marched two hours in front of the Phoenix federal building opposing Vietnam policy. They faced heckling from about 50 onlookers including disabled veterans and locals, as a march sponsored by a local group drew a mixed crowd.
The Washington march featured signs against U S involvement and students carrying posters like No nation can play God for Mankind. Bystanders including Mrs C N Ploussard and Gerard Hammer criticized the protest as unpatriotic while Morris J Starsky and John Livingston offered views on freedom and escalation in the war.
The Dow Jones at 2 p.m. EST shows mixed moves with industrials rails utilities and a handful of notable shares. Trading volume stands at 6,280.00 shares as sales total 947.88, down 0.22, with several stocks inching higher while others slip.
The Very Rev. Monsignor Oliver denounces Arizona Health Board approval to use public funds for a birth control program as alarming and tragic. He warns aid could insult minority groups and hinder poverty relief efforts. The Tucson Planned Parenthood Center seeks $43 000 to fund a mobile unit, while the Tucson CEO reviews 10 National Office of Economic Opportunity conditions.
Engineers found a brief electrical surge in the Gemini 7 guidance system during a simulated launch. They replaced a power unit, then reverted to the tested old unit to keep the Saturday launch date for Frank Borman and James Lovell, with no mission impact expected. A delay could affect the Gemini 6 rendezvous mission with Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford.
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