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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1966

Page

6

Manila Summit Demonstration Turns Violent Outside Johnson Hotel

About 3,000 students clashed with police tonight near the Manila Hotel as Johnson opened the Manila Summit Conference. Gunfire, rocks, and injuries were reported among students, police, army troops, and several U.S. newsmen. Johnson urged peace in Southeast Asia while Westmoreland warned of a possible Red offensive before the U.S. elections. President Marcos opened the conference with a call for conciliation and unity among the participating nations as talks began.

Merriman Smith Manila UPI Johnson Southeast Asia Philippine Army U.S Oe Johnon William C. ‘Westmoreland Saigon Viet Nam Ferdinand Marcos North Viet Nam Hanoi William Moyers Peking Marcos Westmoreland America United State United States

Plan to reverse placement of pumps at gas stations

George Fretz outlines a new planning ordinance to place gas pumps inside the lot with the building facing the street. The proposal requires minimum lot sizes, landscaping, and reverse station layout to beautify gas station sites. A public hearing may be set at 8 p.m. in council chambers.

City Planning Commission George Fretz Fretz Commission Council Chambers E. Main St

Leasing approved for 99 year leases on Salt River Reservation

A bill to permit 99 year leases on the Salt River Indian Reservation nears passage. The measure liberalizes the prior 25 year limit and awaits President Johnson's return from the Far East for signature, with expectations of economic progress on the reservations.

Salt River Ottier Potts

Dragnet rises over Blake escape rumors in Britain

London reports speculated that a secret Soviet group aided master spy George Blake in his prison break. Police kept silent while surveillance focused on the Soviet embassy, Russian ships on the Thames, and Iron Curtain planes leaving England.

London UPI George Blake Britain O. Wri Scotland Yard Thames Iron Curtain England Blake Kremlin Scotland Yard

County seeks four mile McKellips Road right of way

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors ordered sending an application to the Bureau of Indian Affairs for about four miles of right of way on McKellips Road across the Salt River Indian Reservation between Scottsdale and Mesa. The move aims to complete a link from Hayden Road to Country Club Drive in Mesa. Engineering funds are set aside for preliminary work, with construction funding not yet allocated. A bridge over the Salt River at Scottsdale Road will be designed by Hoffman & Miller Engineers at an estimated fee of $57,500. The project could start in two to three years.

Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Bureau of Indian Affairs McKellips Rd Salt River Indian Reservation Scottsdale Mesa County Highway Department Hayden Rd Country Club Dr

Auto dealer Frank Lane Reese dies in canal crash

Scottsdale businessman Frank Lane Reese 55 owner of Lane Auto Sales Co. drowned when his overturned Toyota entered the Arizona Canal at Granite Reef Road. A 16-year-old student Patrick Marlow found the car submerged around 7:45 a.m. and called police.

John Winters Scottsdale Frank Lane Reese Arizona Canal N. Granite Reef Rd Reese Patrick Marlow Saguaro High School Marlow Calle del Medio Salt River Project

Monday in the News Monday in the News

International and domestic briefs compiled by United Press and The Progress staff summarize key events, including political developments, economic updates, and notable happenings from around the world and within the United States.

United Press: International, and the Progress Staff

Mississippi police arrest about 200 Negro demonstrators

In Grenada Mississippi police arrested roughly 200 chanting Negro students outside two newly integrated schools. They were taken to jail using a converted school bus amid protests over alleged harassment by white students.

Grenada Miss

Nonhouse Mystery in Newcastle Upon Tyne

Arthur Whitby supposedly lives in a nonhouse but no official town record confirms its existence. A demolition crew arrived to tear it down while the Council Estate Office stated there is no record of such a house.

Newcastle - Upon-Tyne England Arthur ‘Whitby Whitby

Dr Samuel Sheppard Testimony in Murder Trial Questions Arise

UPI reports on the Sheppard murder case as defense attorney Bailey seeks to question juror perceptions after a Supreme Court ruling. The judge previously allowed testimony and the trial unfolds with peremptory challenges and courtroom strategy amid publicity concerns.

Sheppard Supreme Court F. Lee Bailey Boston Severs

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