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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1963
Page
2
The column explains that foreign holders must obtain a taxpayer identification number for dividend payments, how end of year statements will show tax status, and how a broker's price confirmation on a stock purchase is not binding if the trade could not meet the stated price, with guidance on returning funds.
A 48 hour blackout in Canada kept details of a marginal Kennedy handwritten note from a working paper discussed after a 1961 Ottawa Washington conference. The note fueled speculation in the April 8 election as Diefenbaker and Pearson pressed differing visions for Canada while both leaders avoided comment.
The second annual Scottsdale Pioneers reunion is set for Sunday at 1 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Lester Mowry of 3418 N. 60th St. The event invites residents and former Scottsdale School attendees who lived in the area before 1930.
The House Appropriations Committee urged 4 million dollars to Speed Construction for the Flaming Gorge and Glen Canyon dam projects in the Colorado River storage plan. A 3 million dollar supplemental appropriation was approved by transferring 1 million from other accounts. A separate item notes the 64th nuclear test in Nevada from the ongoing series, with 19 months elapsed. Norway to establish its own peace corps under a parliamentary bill approved Friday.
Geneva reports Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin said Moscow is ready to begin discussing the American hot line proposal immediately. The move followed weeks of stall at the 17 nation disarmament conference as Western officials hoped for progress before Easter recess.
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin met in Washington for a second round of Berlin discussions. Officials see no sign of an imminent crisis, though Moscow pressed for Allied withdrawal from West Berlin. Kennedy backs German reunification with free elections.
The Arizona Education Association honors the Scottsdale Daily Progress with a plaque for distinguished service to education. Publisher Jonathan Marshall accepted at Coronado High School during the AEA Delegate Assembly. AEA secretary Dix W Price praised Progress for informing readers about schools and commended education reporter Hunter Gooch for exemplary coverage.
In Greenwood Mississippi Negro comedian Dick Gregory and SNCC leaders prepared to leave town with hopes they had aided the voter registration drive. Gregory said the situation had improved and he would depart once $6,000 was raised to free on bond 12 marchers convicted in city court.
Three Phoenix residents died in traffic accidents. Tom Joseph Casey, 49, died when his pickup left State Route 264 east of Tuba City. James D. Self Jr., 3, died from injuries in a Phoenix area crash. Theodore R. Vaughn, 43, died after scooter collision. Arizona's 1963 toll reached 136, up from 112 a year ago.
Temperatures and precipitation are reported for the 24 hour period ending at 4 am across the nation. Data shows regional variations with notable highs and lows and is followed by a brief forecast outlook for the coming day.
Arizona AG asks Maricopa County court to place Pacific Southwest Life Insurance Co under state receivership after a probe found a policy loan scheme that drained banks of about 3 million dollars. The firm reported an 854000 capital with a 2 million deficit, and assets were allegedly moved to major stockholder Robert T. Russell along with several officers.
Adm George W Anderson chief of naval operations testified he was not consulted before the Pentagon civilian chiefs awarded the TFX fighter contract to General Dynamics. He suggested Boeing might have been chosen if he had known McNamara would overrule advisers. The dispute moves toward a Campbell GAO independent cost review as McNamara questions reliability of Air Force estimates.
A top government economist connected with the White House says the U.S. economy is moving up from its winter plateau. He notes this week's unemployment drop from 6.1 to 5.6 percent, a roughly 400,000 reduction, and an 800,000 gain in employment according to Labor Department figures.
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