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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1969

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Seale Fires Attorneys in Chicago Eight Trial Row

Black Panther leader Bobby Seale declares he fires his lawyers and demands the Chicago Eight trial be postponed as U.S. District Judge Julius Hoffman rejects the request amid clashes with defense counsel. One attorney faces arrest and a jury selection proceeds amid heated exchanges.

Chicago UPI Bobby Seale U.S Julius J. Hoffman Wis Hoffman Michael Tigar San Francisco Los Angeles Chica Seale The Black’ Panthers Charles Garry William Kunstler Kunstler North South Holland Kunsler

Scottsdale Marine Treated for Vietnam War Wounds

PFC Daniel L. Stewart, 20, son of Basil E. and the late Mrs. Stewart of Scottsdale, is at Guam Naval Hospital with injuries from Vietnam. A 1968 Saguaro High graduate, he served six months in Vietnam and was injured when his infantry unit was overrun near Quang Tri Province at a site known as The Rockpile. He underwent extensive surgery and will be transferred to Balboa Naval Hospital in California next month.

Scottsdale Guam Naval Hospital Vietnam Danie L. Stewart Basil E. Stewart E.san Miguel Saguaro High Quang Tri Province Bailey Robert ‘“Marasco Bloomfield N.J Nha Trang Harbor South Vietnam Thai Khac ‘Chuyen U.S Army Intelligence Agency CIA

Nixon Calls for End to Vietnam War by 1970

President Nixon told reporters the objective is to end the Vietnam War before 1970, seeking greater U.S. support to press negotiations once the enemy realizes it cannot outwait Washington. He dismissed fixed deadlines and promised a major Latin American policy pronouncement next month. He acknowledged U.S. bombing in Laos as part of efforts against North Vietnamese infiltration.

Washington UPI Nixon Vietnam U.S New York Nelson, A. Rockefeller Latin America U. S Laos

Market Close Report Dow Jonees Ends Lower

Dow Jones final averages show 30 industrials at 824.18 down 5.74, 20 railroads at 199.54 down 0.05, 15 utilities at 111.39 down 0.35, and 65 stocks at 278.09 down 1.18. Volume moved 9.68 million shares, below Thursday’s 10.69 million.

Dow Jones Alcoa American Motors At&t Anaconda Arizona Sve Bell & Howell Bendix Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler CBS DuPont Eastern Airlines Hastin Emerson Fairchild Camera Ford. Motors Frontier Airlines General Electric General. Motors General Telephone Goodyear IBM Intl Nickel &T Johns Mangile Kennecott Litton Marcor Minnesota Mining Motorola North Amn Rockwell Northrup Aviation Owens, Illinois Pan American Pg&e Parke Davis Penn Central Pepsico Polaroid RCA AM Raytheon San Diego G&e Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard Calif Standard of N.J Texaco Texas Gulf TransAmerica Union Oil UniRoyal United Aircraft U.S. Steel Webb Xeroxeiner Zenith

Burglary at service station on Indian School Rd

Burglars stole $30 in currency but missed $20 in silver in a drawer at a service station at 366 E Indian School Rd. The break in occurred between 10 pm Thursday and 6 am today after criminals entered by breaking a window panel over a door. No other items reported missing.

Indian School Rd

Bolivia army chief ousts Siles in dawn coup

Army Chief Gen Alfredo Ovando overthrew constitutional President Luis A Siles in a dawn coup in La Paz. Siles fled the country en route to Chile amid peasant uprisings in Cochabamba and Oruro. Ovando called his government revolutionary as troops seized the palace and key offices with little opposition.

LA Paz Bolivia UPI Alfredo Ovando Luis A. Siles Siles Viva Chile Latin America Ovando Cochabamba Oruro Silés Silesi Rene Barrientos Santa Cruz de la .Sierra Armando Escobar Ovaride Silesad Texas

Nixon proposes 10 percent boost in Social Security benefits

President Nixon outlined a plan to raise Social Security benefits by ten percent, mailing larger checks to about 250 million people in April. The proposal includes higher minimums and maximums for retirees, extended benefits for widows, veterans, disabled children, and dependent parents, with automatic increases tied to the cost of living after year one. Legislation aims to reach Congress next week, with full-year gains totaling about 9.9 billion dollars for one in eight Americans.

Washington UPI Nixon’s White House Congress Nixon Arthur F. Burns

Beret attorney argues Army must prove victim existed

In Boston UPI reported attorney F Lee Bailey says the Army must establish that a murder victim existed before charging a Green Beret officer with allegedly executing a reputed double agent in Vietnam. Bailey declined to comment on whether the case reflects typical clandestine Southeast Asia intelligence operations.

Boston UPI F. Lee Bailey Green Beret Vietnam U.S. Army Government Center

Bomb explodes at Jerusalem bus station kills elderly man

An Israeli bomb blast at a Jerusalem bus station kills an elderly Israeli man and wounds a woman. Israeli jets struck Egypt across the Gulf of Suez in the 16th and 17th attacks in 17 days, targeting coast defenses and radar along the Suez Canal area.

United Press International Israeli Jerusalem Jerusalem Egypt Tel Aviv Gulf of Suez Gulf Coast Suez ‘Canal

Scottsdale High student reports exposure incident near Miller Road

A Scottsdale High female student told police she was approached in a church parking lot behind 300 N Miller Road at 2 05 pm by a man in a light blue imported car asking for directions. She said the man exposed himself and fled as she walked back to school. The suspect was described as about six feet tall with blond curly hair, wearing a blue shirt and white pants. The report noted the man was around 22 years old.

Scottsdale Miller Road

Scottsdale Fire Department Responds to Six Calls

Scottsdale firemen answered six calls on Thursday totaling about 50 dollars in fire damage. At 10 35 a m they were summoned to 4008 N 65th Pl where a refrigeration motor burned out causing 25 dollars damage to the unit owned by Walter L Godber Jr. A second call at 6042 Windsor involved sweating pipe joints and insulation ignition with no fire damage beyond smoke. An electrical short in a clothes dryer caused 25 dollars damage at 8215 E Camelback the home of Jo Ann Garcia. The remaining two calls were for first aid and to help locked out residents.

Scottsdale N. 65Th Pl Walter L. Godber, Jr Windsor Jo Ann Garcia E. Camelback

Youth questioned over marijuana at Coronado High School

Police detained a 16 year old student at A Coronado High School after a report of illegal possession of marijuana. The student and two others were seen passing a bag believed to contain marijuana during class. They were questioned and released to their parents.

A. Coronado High School Scottsdale

Nation's Temperatures and Precipitation Report

United Press presents international temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a m. The bulletin lists high and low readings and notable weather patterns affecting regions worldwide.

Attorney to discuss consumer council at Scottsdale luncheon

Attorney Richard Treon will discuss the Arizona Consumer Council at the Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club meeting Tuesday at noon. The event at Motel 8, 6948 E Camelback Rd, will also include a review of Scottsdale School board candidates, secretary Nancy Palmer said.

Richard Treon Arizona Consumer Council Scottsdale Democratic Camelback Rd Scottsdale School Board Nancy Palmer

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