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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1965

Page

2

Disappearance of Maria Ruthling Yields No Clues

Scottsdale police report no solid leads after 35 days in the Maria Ruthling case. Det. Thom Clark says 30 tips failed to pan out as searches extend from Arizona to Colorado and New Mexico. The missing 51 year old owner of Maria's Aztec Studio was last seen Sept 23, with her car found and no sign of foul play.

Maria Ruthling Thom Clark Scottsdale Santa Fe N.M Simon, Colo Clark Maria Aztec Studio Ruthling Safari Hotel Mrs. Ruthling Sante Fe

Wilson says Rhodesia not ready for black majority rule

In Salisbury Rhodesia Prime Minister Harold Wilson stated Britain does not believe Rhodesia is ready for independence under black African majority rule. The remark underscores UK caution amid the transition pressures and regional politics surrounding Rhodesia’s governance.

Salisbury, Rhodesia UPI Harold Wilson Britain Rhodesia

Truck Robbery Halts Mail Run In Phoenix

A post office truck carrying about 4000 dollars in cash and checks was stolen Friday night during a routine mail run. The vehicle was recovered an hour later, with 1227 dollars in cash and 3099 dollars in checks missing. Driver Leslie Anderson did not see the thief who fled as he emptied a mail deposit can.

Phoenix UPI Leslie Anderson Anderson

Federal examiners push voting registration in Deep South

United Press International reports Attorney General Katzenbach dispatched federal examiners to 12 more Deep South counties to speed Negro voter registration before the 1966 primaries. He warned Southern officials to comply with the Voting Rights Act, including ending literacy tests and ensuring access for new applicants, with offices to open early next week in South Carolina and additional counties in Mississippi Alabama and Louisiana.

United Press International Deep South Atty Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach Katzenbach South Carolina Mississippi Alabama Louisiana

Smog Crisis in Los Angeles Spurs Blame Game

Los Angeles endures a fifth straight day of thick smog with temperatures above 90. Mayor Yorty and Gov Brown trade blame while APCD warns drivers to limit travel. Scientists pin the pollution on four million daily freeway vehicles contributing to the crisis.

Los Angeles API Samuel W. Yorty Edmund G. Brown Air Pollution Control District APCD APCC

Luci Johnson Seeks Parents' Permission to Marry Pat Nugent

Luci Baines Johnson 18 visits LBJ Ranch with Pat Nugent 22 seeking her father President's consent to marriage. White House silent. Mrs. Johnson and close friends reportedly supportive while the President reportedly wants her to focus on Georgetown Nursing studies. Nugent, from Illinois, is a Navy-bound Catholic with Milwaukee ties. couple has dated since last year.

Johnson City Tex UPI Luci Baines Johnson LBJ Pat Nugent Waukegan Luci Jetstar Nugent Texas White House Bill D. Moyers Elizabeth Carpenter Bethesda Naval Hospital Johnson Georgetown University School of Nursing Washington Marquette University Air National Guard Air Reserve Pat Milwaukee

Panel Accepts Resignation of Arizona Securities Investigator

The Arizona Corporation Commission accepted the resignation of Sam Hirsh, its securities investigator who had been suspended for refusing to testify in a tax trial. Hirsh said he was vindicated and resigned to avoid public embarrassment. he cited advice of counsel and possible self-incrimination for refusing to testify about a 1961 liquor license transaction involving George Steward. The case, tied to a $12,000 fee and $9,185 tax issue, was dismissed after Hirsh declined to testify.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Corporation Commission Sam Hirsh Commission Milton Husky Hirsh U.S. District Court Tucson George “Rusty” Steward Arizona House of Representatives Steward Irsh

Board restores Dr. James Cutshaw license in Arizona

The Arizona Medical Board restored Dr. James Cutshaw’s medical license after the Maricopa County Superior Court ruled the board acted on insufficient evidence to revoke it. Cutshaw had been suspended following a misdemeanor conviction for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. the board will meet January 8 in Scottsdale to consider further action.

Phoenix UPI State Medical Board James Cutshaw Maricopa County Tucson Cutshaw Pima County Paul Boykin Scottsdale

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