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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1967
Page
2
John E. English, 41, of 8382 Hazelwood, reported valuables totaling 5469 stolen from his home between September 28 and 30 while at work. Stolen items included a colored television set a $900 silver service a typewriter stereo equipment fonts and household goods. Entry was gained through a window.
Stock averages drifted lower led by the Dow Industrials down 9.07 to 922.79 while the Rails rose 0.67 to 262.50 and the Utilities held at 130.34. Trading totaled 6,530,000 shares as a wide list of issues showed varied fractional gains and losses across the New York Stock Exchange.
In Beijing a vast National Day rally reopened internal rifts as Lin Pao attacked anti Mao factions while some officials were absent. Across Asia violence touched the scene with an Indonesian mob sacking the Chinese Embassy and Indian troops clashing with Chinese forces near Sikkim. Americans Anna Louise Strong Robert Williams and his wife appeared on the rostrum during the event.
The Scottsdale Dinner Club will host Dr Joyce Brothers at Mountain Shadows Resort for its season kickoff. Brothers, a renowned psychologist and syndicated columnist, appears in 300 papers and media outlets and has authored several books.
Indian troops defend the Himalayan kingdom of Sikkim in a mortar clash with Communist Chinese border forces. Both sides report casualties as fighting pauses amid heavy fog. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi calls the incident unprovoked. China blames India for the renewal.
Police Chief Walter Nemetz proposes voluntary registration of firearms with the Scotia police to aid ownership tracing and aid investigations. He notes many confiscated weapons are unclaimed and likely stolen and stresses confidentiality and no legal obligation to register. Arizona lacks state gun registration.
In Saigon police crushed a student anti-government march near the national assembly as it debated voiding Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu's Sept election amid irregularities. Four reporters injured and Buddhist protestors joined Thich Tri Quang at the presidential palace before retreating.
U S B52 bombers delivered what officials called the heaviest concentration of bombing in warfare history against Communist artillery positions around the DMZ. Gen Westmoreland said the raids were unprecedented in scale for the size of the area.
A smoke plume reported at 8628 E Pecos led Rural Fire Department crew to a barbecue in progress. Chief Murray Robertson said no damage was evident. RFD also stood by for a fire at Mesa High School with a truck on standby.
William A Beltis 72 of 3996 N. both St. died Saturday in a focal nursing home. Born in New York City he moved to the area in 1903 from New Jersey. Survived by wife Anna two sons Richard and Francia both of New Jersey and four daughters Scay mond Finch Phoenix Marle Knight Scottsdale Lian McClure Dallas and Florence Lydon New Jersey. Services were held at 2 p.m. today at Green Acres Mortuary burial at Green Acreage Garden.
Antonio Rodriguez of 7324 E Minnezowa reported a burglary over the weekend at his Seatedale home. A .32 caliber pistol a .22 caliber rifle a holster and $3 in change were taken after a glass door on the west side was broken.
Three Scottsdale School District high school students will join a Mobility and Orientation program run by the Foundation for Blind Children. Peggy Smith Coronado High School sophomore Richard Walker Coronado High School freshman Pam Schmidt Arcadia High School sophomore. Dave Cook, the state’s sole fully trained peripatologist, will lead the sessions. The program runs one hour daily, five days a week, for at least two months, focusing on using other senses to compensate for blindness and improve reaction, agility, posture, and presentation.
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