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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1972

Page

22

Vietnam War Veterans Said To Train Ulster Protestants

A UDA spokesman in Belfast claimed undisclosed numbers of Vietnam veterans are training Protestant Irishmen in guerrilla warfare. Northern Ireland’s three year death toll rose to 605 with four more Catholic fatalities from gunshots. Protests flared as troops swept east Belfast after a raid on a pharmaceutical firm, with streets barricaded and rioters throwing bottles. The UDA leader said the veterans approached them, offering services without wages, and hinted at possible offensive action in the future.

Belfast UPI Ulster Defense Association Northern Ireland UDA Vietnam

Girl 14 Struck by Car On Indian School Road

Lorraine Teste a Judson School student was walking on a Scottsdale sidewalk when a car driven by Bruce R Partridge left the roadway and struck her at about 3 30 p m She was treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Delmar California. Police cited Partridge for leaving the scene and for speed not reasonable and prudent. A separate incident injured 13 year old Craig Soucy on private property along Cactus Road west of Pima Road when his motorcycle overturned He was treated and released with no citations.

Delmar, Calif Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Indian School Road Lorraine Teste Judson School Bruce R. Partridge Mesa Craig Soucy 86Th St Cactus Road Pima Road

Office machines taken from Los Arcos Investment office

Police say two calculators and an electric typewriter were stolen from the Los Arcos Investment office at 1381 N Scottsdale Rd sometime between midnight and 7:20 a.m. Sunday. Entry was gained by forcing a door and several desk drawers and the adjoining office locks were forced. A mall security officer reported the break at about 7:30 a.m.

Los Arcos Investment N. Scottsdale Rd Los Arcos Mall

Obituaries for Paula Crawford Hattie Branscome and Pearl Davies

Services were held for Paula T. Crawford a former actress and founder of Pen Women magazine in Palm Beach Florida The Palm Beach arrangements were handled by Messinger Mortuary She died in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and was a resident of 4800 N. 68th St Survivors include her husband Merwin Also noted is the obituary for Hattie Branscome 94 who died in a local nursing home Burial will be at Green Acres Memorial Gardens and services set for Tuesday Friends may visit the mortuary Trinity Memorial Davies Pearl W 88 a Utah native and LDS Relief Society leader died in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Survivors include two daughters three sons and 12 grandchildren Private services will be held in Mesa and burial in Provo Utah

Paula T. Crawford Pen Women Magazine Palm Beach Fla Paula Shay Merwin Hattie Branscome Scottsdale Green Acres Mortuary Hayden Rd Green Acres Memorial Gardens Branscome 70Th Place Dallas Minnie Ernst Bakersfield Calif Ernest Hamilon Washington Pearl W. Davies Utah Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Davies Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Provo Kathryn LeSeuer Maxine D. Goodbread F. Spencer S.W. Davies Arcadia Robert S Stamford

Kiva Cocopah School Book Fair Aids Library Fund

Book Fair week at Kiva School runs Monday through Thursday in Room 13 from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Books include many paperbacks and some hard covers. A bake sale Tuesday night supports library purchases. Volunteers welcome. coffee for library helpers Tuesday at 10 in Mrs. Newman’s home. Cocopah grades hold parent meetings Oct 24 25 26 to discuss a new grading system.

Betty Reedy Kiva School Gregory Dean Peter Culley Bill Clifford Don Fry Kiva Library J. Kevin Newman Mockingbird Lane Newman Teepees Cocopah

U.S. Helicopter Hit. One Killed Five Wounded in Vietnam

An American helicopter delivering a wounded adviser at a base south of Pleiku City was forced to land under heavy Communist fire. The attack killed the pilot and wounded five crew members. Meanwhile U.S. jets conducted major raids in North Vietnam with 270 strikes reported in the preceding day.

Saigon UPI U.S Central Highlands Pleiku City Matt Franjola Highway 14 North Vietnam Vinh Air Force

Mesa Man Remanded on Desertion Charges

A 27 year old Mesa man, Charles W. Grimwood, was turned over to military authorities by Scottsdale police after a routine driver’s license stop at Scottsdale and Indian Bend Roads. A NCIC check showed he was wanted for desertion, pursued by the military for about six months. Grimwood had been an Army reservist who went on active duty and later failed to appear for reserve and active duty meetings.

Mesa Scottsdale Charles W. Grimwood Indian Bend Grimwood National Crime Information Center

Office Fire Damages Land Specialties Inc in Scottsdale

The Scottsdale Rural Fire Department investigates a Saturday morning blaze at Land Specialties Inc, 7113 E. 3rd, causing about 8000 dollars in damage. Firefighters say the fire began in a wall between two offices, with books records and furniture damaged and heavy smoke in the two offices and lighter smoke in adjacent spaces. The incident was reported around 6 20 a m and may have started the night before.

Scottsdale

Rat defeats technology on the Hikari train in Tokyo

In Tokyo, the Hikari bullet train, Japan National Railways flagship, averaging over 125 mph, halted briefly after a rat gnawed into the signal control room wiring. Railway officials reported the incident occurred Sunday night.

Tokyo UPI Japan National Railways

Nixon visits POW families confab assures no abandonment

President Nixon makes an unscheduled stop at a POW families convention in Washington. He pledges that the men will not be abandoned and says negotiations to end the war have been very intensive, while avoiding specifics to prevent jeopardizing talks. Henry Kissinger was expected to speak, but Nixon pre empted him to thank the group for backing his Southeast Asia policies.

Washington UPI Nixon Henry A. Kissinger Vietnam Statler Hilton Hotel National League of Families of American Southeast Asia Kissinger

Phoenix Woman Found Dead at Green Acres Cemetery

The body of 68 year old Alice Reif Haug was found on Green Acres Cemetery grounds in Phoenix. Police say she shot herself with a .38 revolver and left a suicide note for her sons. The scene was discovered at about 10 15 a m and the body sent to the county Post Mortem Lab.

Phoenix Green Acres Hayden Rd Alice Reif Haug E. Elm St

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