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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1971
Page
1
In Vietnam the U.S. command reports 33 Americans missing aboard a CH47 Chinook after a Sunday disappearance off the Da Nang coast en route to Phu Bai. A wide air and sea search by the USS Epperson and multiple aircraft failed to find any trace.
Trans World Airlines crew members recount that three young black militants from the Republic of New Africa hijacked a Boeing 727 to Cuba and confessed one member killed New Mexico State Trooper Robert Rosenbloom. The hijackers said they planned to reach Africa and sought freedom.
Jack Brown of the Nucleus Club will speak at the Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club meeting on Tuesday at noon at Dale Anderson's. The program includes officer elections and installation with Betty Lanneman as president, Rita Ganzer as vice president, Jay Gaskins as secretary, and Ruth McCoy as treasurer for 1972.
Two Phoenix residents aboard Trans World Airlines Flight 17 were allowed to disembark in Tampa with 38 other passengers before the jet was forced to Cuba by three hijackers. Julia Zozaya, a Nixon committee member and Latin American group leader, and Claude A. Hill, 35, a trucking executive, were among those who left.
United Press International reports Dow Jones interim averages show broad gains with indices led by Industrials at 826.01 up 9.42 and Transports at 217.96 up 3.75, while Utilities rise 0.71 to 109.57 and the overall Stocks index up 3.43 to 284.59. Major issues listed include Alcoa, American Brands, AT&T, Ford, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Kodak, Pan American, Texaco, and United Aircraft among others with varied percentage changes.
Premier Wasfi Tel was buried after a 21 gun salute in Amman. King Hussein appointed Deputy Premier Ahmed Al-Lawzi as prime minister and defense minister to succeed Tel with a caretaker cabinet while naming Mohammed Al-Kalani as national security adviser. Anis Moasher moved to finance minister. Tel was killed in Cairo by four guerrillas who vowed more killings.
President Nixon sent personal messages to India Pakistan and the Soviet Union urging an end to border fighting. Keating delivered the note to Prime Minister Indira Gandhi after meetings with her cabinet advisers and military chiefs. Reports say India moved into East Pakistan to stop Pakistani artillery. Balurghat civilians were killed and wounded. Indian forces reportedly attacked Pakistani tanks in Dinajpur as blackout drills were announced. Gandhi reportedly declined to take the dispute to the U N Security Council.
City Building Department weighs declaring the Marshall Way structure unsafe after a partial demolition. Officials may issue an unsafe notice requiring debris removal within a set period, possibly 24 hours, with city clearing the site and charging costs to the owner if ignored.
Vice President Spiro Agnew told the American Medical Association that Sen. Edward Kennedy's proposed health plan would be expensive, at an estimated $59.4 billion in added costs by 1974, and would dismantle the current U S health care system. He urged strengthening government private sector cooperation instead of nationalized medicine.
The ad promotes the Instant Macrame craft book with over 185 illustrations teaching square knots and clove hitch. It details supplies like 60 yards of Seine Cord and beads, and outlines step by step instructions for a belt, with suggestions for a vest poncho and other projects. It invites readers to clip a coupon to order.
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