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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1969

Page

8

Parachute Ripcord Reunites War Veterans at European Tour

Gordon Robbins reports a reunion of 388th Bomb Group veterans and families tracing World War II memories. Martin Krey, a former Fort Bliss crew member, parachuted into Belgium in 1944 and later visited the Belgian priest who aided him. The trip ends with a keepsake, a well used parachute ripcord, treasured by the Kreys and their companions.

Gordon Robbins Martin Krey Krey Pattie Bob Linda Chapel Rad London England Knellshall Rir Ry Wisconsin Rapids, Wis Reys Judy Huy Belgium Monsieur 'Pirnay

GM boosts 1970 car prices amid rising costs

General Motors announced a 125 dollar average increase per car for 1970, about 3.9 percent, with 38 dollars for new equipment. Chairman James M. Roche cited higher labor and material costs and defended past price stability through efficiency. Ford, Chrysler prepare announces. AMC already raised prices without specified amounts.

Detroit UPI General Motors

Paiute Soloma PTA Meeting and Community Notices

The Paiute Soloma area reports a PTA meeting on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the school cafetorium featuring introductions of special education teachers and an explanatory Q A session. PTA officers and roles are listed. notices about orientation and Boy Scout Pack 101 are included along with drama program registrations for Young Players ages 8 to 18.

Paiute PTA Conrad Nelke James Steg Roberte Head Epee Rol McKee Cerman Sack Taylor David Cook Gerald Baker

Nixon to address session at United Nations General Assembly

President Nixon will speak to the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday while in New York for the session. The White House said he may meet with foreign representatives and discuss Vietnam and the Middle East. Ziegler announced a White House Vietnam review session would occur Friday morning with top military and diplomatic planners.

Washington UPI Nixon United ‘Nations General’ Assembly White ‘House Ronald Ziegler Vietnam Middle East General Assembly White House Ziegler David Civil Aeronautics Board John ‘Crocker Ziegier U.S Hanoi Ho Chi. Minh U.N. Nixon William P. Rogers State’ ‘Department Rogers New York Andrei A. Gromyko Matach Sinding

Blast at Rulison site rocks Grand Valley Colorado

The 85 year old Darrell Seamens and his 92 year old wife sat amid a shattered mirror and damaged lampshade after the Rulison blast 15 feet long and 9 inches in diameter detonated deep underground. The explosion interrupted telephone service and knocked rocks from a nearby courthouse project. Postmaster Carroll Byertrum witnessed bricks blown from the 50 year old structure as the test sought to release 1.2 billion dollars worth of natural gas. Officials warn it will take six months for underground radiation to dissipate and confirm no disruption to plans despite weather delays and legal challenges from conservationists and scientists.

Grand Valley Colo UPI Darrell Seameans Carroll E Byertrum Rocky Mountains Colorado

Arizona man granted asylum in Sweden amid Vietnam protest

Douglas Dobyns, 26, of Phoenix, one of 13 American draft resisters, was granted asylum by the Swedish Immigration Board. The group applied for political asylum in protest of the Vietnam War and was allowed to remain in Sweden indefinitely.

Stockholm UPI Arizona The Immigration Douglas ‘Dobyns Phoenix Sweden

Motorola board meets in Mesa to declare 8 cent dividend

The board of directors at Motorola, Inc. met at the Integrated Circuit Plant in Mesa and declared a regular quarterly dividend of 8 cents per share. The dividend is payable Oct. 10, 1969 to shareholders of record Sept. 26.

Motorola, Inc Integrated Circuit Mesa

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