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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1963

Page

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Defense Halts Probe Into McNamara TFX Controversy

Defense Secretary McNamara ends the inquiry into the TFX controversy triggered by a Washington Evening Star report about alleged oral abuse during a McClellan Subcommittee probe. The inspector general will conclude today with no lie detector tests for questioned officials.

Washington UPI Robert S. McNamara Pentagon W.H. Blanchard Air Force Inspector General Washington Evening Star Air Force McClellan Senate General Dynamics Boeing Co McClellan Committee Blanchard Secretary of Defense Navy Defense Department

Funeral Rites for Mrs Smith Set Thursday

Funeral services for Mrs. Louise B. Smith will be held Thursday at Messinger Mortuary in Scottsdale. The 10 a.m. service will be conducted by Dr. D. O. Robinson of the Baptist Church. Burial follows at Green Acres. Mrs. Smith died Monday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after arriving in Scottsdale 33 years ago from Baton Rouge Louisiana. Survivors include son Jack Bauer and daughter Mrs. Edward Tidwell both of Scottsdale along with two sisters and six grandchildren.

Louise B. Smith Scottsdale Messinger Mortuary Smith West 6Th St Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Baton Rouge Jack Bauer Edward Tidwell D. O Robinson The Baptist Church Green Acres

22 Attend as Supervisors Delay Hospital District Vote

The Scottsdale Tempe area faces a proposed Valley Community Hospital Improvement District backed by the Valley Community Hospital Association led by Roland Feltman. Homeowners Association president David Cox opposed the plan, arguing private hospitals already meet area needs with 352 beds in service and 168 under construction, occupancy largely between 69 and 75 percent, and private financing available as demand rises. Cox cited four objections: no immediate need, private expansion will cover future demand, current occupancy risks financial stability, and existing plans align with expected population growth.

Arizona Homeowners Association Scottsdale- Tempe Valley Community Hospital David Cox County Board of Supervisors Valley Community Hospital Association Roland Feltman Scottsdale Tempe East Phoenix Cox Scottsdale-Mesa Area Association Scottsdale’s Baptist Hospital Valley Hospital Wilson Barney Burns Burns Daniel T 7Redina Scottsdale Physicians and Surgeons Hospital Vic DeForest Hayden and McDowell Roads Papago Park

Feltman urges voters to decide on hospital district election

The county board considered calling an election to create a 3 million dollar Valley Community Hospital improvement district. Opposition argued against added property taxes and questioned district need. Hospital board members urged a public vote, while some officials urged further study before a decision.

Lloyd Bimson Bimson W. W. Dick Scottsdale Ai Research Motorola Dickson Electronics Steward Flaschen Flaschen County Board of Supervisors Planned Valley Community Hospital State Board of Education House Senate

Navy revolt in Argentina crushed as rebels surrender

Argentina reports navy units ended operations joining government forces after air strikes on Punta Indio base. Casualties range from seven to 27 killed with many wounded as the government announces a cease fire through Defense Ministry spokesman.

Buenos Aires Argentina UPL Defense Ministry Adm Eladio Vazquez Vazquez Punta Indio la Plata Navy Jose Astigueta Juan Brazapla

Arizona Legislature Convenes in Special Session on Salt River Tax

In Phoenix the Arizona Legislature ends its regular session and calls a special session to decide if Salt River Project should pay taxes. Gov. Paul Fannin briefs a joint session and plans a second special session on state capital outlay and land acquisitions.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Salt River Paul Fannin Fannin House Senate

Weather outlook with warmer near 74 to 78

Variable high cloudiness today through tomorrow. Warmer conditions with highs near 74 today and 78 tomorrow. Lows around 47 tonight and 43 this morning. Sunrise at 6 14 a.m. Sun set at 6 50 p.m. High yesterday was 67.

United States Denies Encouraging Cuban Raids

The United States flatly denies encouraging raids on Cuba by anti Castro exiles and urges Moscow to withdraw Soviet troops from the Caribbean. The note, replying to Soviet charges, vows steps to prevent attacks from U S soil and warns against misinterpreting policy as favoring Soviet troop withdrawal. President Kennedy planned to discuss the issue at a later news conference after Dean Rusk signaled March end as a judgment point.

Washington UPI United States Cuba Russia Caribbean U.S Dean Rusk Kennedy

Police Rough Up Negro Comedian in Mississippi Rally

Dick Gregory told a Negro rally in Clarksdale Mississippi that the Kennedys would send missiles not troops if forced to live as Mississippi Negroes. He said police were like dogs after being manhandled during voter registration demonstrations and reported being grabbed and twisted by officers.

Greenwood, Miss UPI Dick Gregory Gregory Clarksdale Greenwood Bobby Kennedy Chicago

Burglars Hit Black Angus For Five Thousand Dollars

Police report thieves stole 5000 dollars in cash and checks from the Black Angus restaurant at 7501 East Camelback. The break‑in occurred early Tuesday after Raymond Boye, the restaurant controller, found the scene at 8 a.m. A second‑floor window was broken to gain entry. Rentages.

West Main Street paving district moves forward

City Council advanced plans for a 300000 paving project on West Main Street bounded by Indian School Road Second Street Scottsdale Road and El Dorado Avenue with Orange Avenue paving included despite excluding First Street section amid protests.

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Defense Roswell L. Gilpatric Air Force and Inspector General Mrs. Smith Hunter Gooch Little Sister Jacqueline Dobbins Dennis Dobbins E. Osborn Rd Boys’ Club of Ronald Feltman BY Hunter Goodh Valley Community Hospital Association Board Kemper Goodwin Guy Wilson Prescott Arizona State University University of Arizona Arizona State College Soviet Union Moscow Rusk Agnes Licklider E. Rose Circle Dr U. S. Bureau of Reclamation Villa Monterey Unit 73Rd Street Camelback Road Black Sheep Club Portland Street 72Nd 73Rd
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