German submarine Hai wreck tragedy leaves 12 sailors missing
Naval experts abandoned hope for 12 crewmen trapped after the Hai sank in a North Sea storm near Dogger Bank. Only one of twenty aboard survived as salvage efforts failed amid gale winds and exhausted oxygen feared. The Hai, West Germanys first commissioned submarine, lies wrecked with seven bodies recovered Thursday.
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UPI
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Navy
Magnus
Dogger Bank
Denmark
Hai
Weekender classified ad turns items into cash
A Scottsdale Progress Weekender two line classified ad drew many calls by 9 a.m. for moving and household items sold for 43.50 cash. The ad cost 1.03 including tax, and readers were urged to call 94727703 to place their own ads and convert unwanted items into cash.
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Scottsdale
Lee
Residents seek flood answers after canal overflow hits Scottsdale area
About 75 to 100 residents north of the Arizona Canal in Scottsdale gather at Safari Hotel at 10 a.m. Saturday with representatives from Scottsdale Phoenix Salt River Project and Maricopa County Flood Control to learn who is responsible and what remedies exist after Tuesday's 2.25 inch rain with canal overflow flooding several homes. Richard Sutton led the meeting stating many homes on Calle del Pacino Calle Redondo and Calle Camila were soaked. Warmer days are forecast with highs near 95 today and near 99 Saturday.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Salt River Project
Maricopa County
Safari Hotel
Richard Sutton
Calle del Piasano
Calle del Paisano
Calle Redondo
Calle Camilla
Marines Press DMZ Push as B52s Hit North Vietnamese
U S B52 bombers from Guam and B57 Canberras bombed Communist concentrations and supply areas in the DMZ in support of Marine offensives aimed at trapping the North Vietnamese 924B Division. A second division was reported infiltrating from the south while U S Air Cavalry pursued in the Central Highlands. An assault force near the landing zone battled a larger Communist group and reinforced Marine units sought to seal the area.
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UPI
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Guam
Demilitarized Zone
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Yellow Star
Ho Chi, Minh Trail
U.s.1st Air Cavalry Division
Thayer
Highlands
Co Unist
Gemini 11 crew returns from record three day space flight
Charles Conrad and Richard Gordon land aboard USS Guam after a 200 mile hop and reach Cape Kennedy by Navy helicopter. A crowd of about 200 greets the pair who then undergo medical checks and begin two days of self briefing before a Houston reunion with families.
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UPI
Charles Conrad
Richard Gordon
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Gordon
Alan Shepard
Houston
Unions Back Johnson Tax Proposals and Freeze
The AFL-CIO urged the House Ways & Means Committee to suspend 16 months two tax incentive laws that spurred the prior economy. The move would freeze the 7 percent investment tax credit on equipment and the accelerated depreciation on real estate. The committee planned to finish hearings and start deliberations next week. The union’s support contrasted with industry's lukewarm reactions during hearings.
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UPI
Afl-Cio
Johnson
Nathaniel Goldfinger
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Ways & Means Committee
Phoenix man killed in first Scottsdale traffic fatality of year
A 50 year old Phoenix man Princo Valenzuela died in a head on collision at Hayden and McDowell Roads. His 26 year old passenger Rosales Valenzuela is in critical condition. The crash also involved Boone R Hawes and injured family members. Police cited a left turn from Hayden Road as the cause and noted the accident occurred near 7 p.m. This was Scottsdale’s first fatality of the year and the sixth in 1965.
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McDowell Roads
Princo Valenzuela
E. Jefferson
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Rosales Valenzuela
Valenzuela
St. Joseph's Hospital
Scottsdale
Boone R. Hawes
E. Vista Drive
Hawes
Sue
Arlene
Sheri Anne
Hayden Road
McDowell Road
Tempe
Arizona Safety Council
Medicare Boosts Personal Income by Five Billion in August
The Commerce Department reported August personal income rose by five billion dollars, the largest monthly gain of the year. A major contributor was Medicare covering doctor and medical bills that had previously reduced take-home income.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Medicare
Indians eye 99 year land lease bill for Salt River reserves
Congress moves a bill allowing Salt River Reservation Indians to lease lands for 99 years potentially unlocking big development. House passage shifts it to the Senate as King notes 25 year leases exist with renewal options but banks reluctant on shorter terms. The land includes tribal shares and individually owned parcels held in trust and could be pooled for larger development blocks. The Arizona Stables relocation to Indian Bend Road signals broader reservation growth potential.
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Salt River Reservation
Salt River Agency
Bill King
House of Representatives
Senate
King
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Arizona Stables
Scottsdale
Indian Bend Rd
Horse Country Club
Friday in the News Friday in the News
A brief round up from United Press International and the Progress Staff compiling notable stories and updates covered on Friday across various topics.
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United Press International
Progress
Record U S production hits new all time high
The Federal Reserve Board reports U S industrial production in August rose to a record 158.3 percent of the 1957 59 average with a nine tenths of one percent gain. Autos mostly left out as other goods rose. In Omaha John Fritz Johnson, 39, dies after a life of double identity. Lt Deiter Dengler receives standing ovation before Senate Armed Services Committee. A grand jury to probe ABC for birth control discussion. Austrian man arrested in Boston with girdle stuffed with 1930 Swiss watches valued at 30000 francs.
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Federal Reserve Board
U.S
Omaha
John “Fritz
Johnson
Larry Bader
Akron
Ohio
Boston
Helmut Schwartzinger
Austria
Murder trial postponed for Cozzie Merrill Jones
Florence court delays the murder trial of Cozzie Merrill Jones to October 17 on defense petition. Jones had pleaded guilty to the 1963 slaying of Tempe rancher Carl Quast, with the trial originally set to begin in Florence this week.
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Florence
Cozzie Merrill Jones
Jones
Tempe
Carl Quast
Lawyer Sues Phoenix PD for $8 Million Over Arrest
Phoenix attorney Lawrence G. Greer Jr. sues the Phoenix Police Department for 8 million dollars alleging false arrest and brutality. He says seven officers arrested him for drunk and disorderly conduct and beat him on the shoulders and choked him while others restrained him. First degree murder charges are filed against hitchhiker Dominic Joseph Brodowski 22 Ambler Pa for the slaying of Cecil B. Crouch 52 near Phoenix last Saturday morning.
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Phoenix
Lawrence G. Greer Jr
Phoenix Police Department
Greer
Dominic Joseph Brodowski
Ambler
Penn
Cecil’ B. Crouch
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