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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1961

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UPI: Brooks presses for speedier U S space program

Washington reports chair Henry Brooks of the House urged a faster U S space program as NASA head James Webb testified that current plans meet American needs not Russia's. Webb welcomed Kennedy budget boosts but warned speed depends on Congress funding.

Washington UPI Chairton Brooks House U.S Prographe Louisiana ‘Democrat United Press’ International Brooks James E. Webb National Aeronautics and Space Administration United States Webb NASA Kennedy Congress Dryden D ‘Tie Giant -Space Russia

Laotian Soldiers Join Water Fest For New Year

In Vientiane soldiers and royal troops laid aside rifles to spray water on civilians as Laos observes its New Year. Government offices closed and King Savang Vathana festivities drew crowds while probes of rebel activity loom over the region.

Wienti Laos UPI Aes Royal Army Vientiane Luang Prabang Savang Vathana

Castro Aide Flees Cuba Amid asylum claim

Fidel Castro’s top aide and private secretary Juan Orta reportedly broke with the leader and sought asylum in a Latin American embassy. He headed the prime minister’s office and had overseen imprisonments of those suspected of disloyalty to Castro. Reports cite opposition to Cuba joining the Soviet bloc as a motive, though some say he previously supported Castro’s foreign policy.

Havana UPI Fidel Castro Juan Orta Orta Castro Agrarian Reform Building Cuba

Arcadia Citizens Rename to Greater Scottsdale Citizens Committee

The Arcadia Citizens vote unanimously to rename as the Greater Scottsdale Citizens Committee. The group includes many Scottsdale area members and aims to push annexation decisions tied to the Arcadia district near 68th to 56th streets. The arcadia annexation cases await Superior Judge Warren L. McCarthy’s ruling after hearings. Jack Evans remains chairman with Robert Rhoten and Ott Boettcher as co chairs of different committees. The next meeting is planned for 8 pm next Wednesday, with a 50 resident membership cap for the Greater Scottsdale area.

Greater Scottsdale Arcadia City of Phoenix 68Th and 56Th Street Arizona Canal Jack Evans Pima Plaza New Citizens Organization Robert Rhoten E. Calle Rosa Ott Boettcher D. R. Kidd N. 83Rd St Arthur W. Beverage N. 83Rd Scottsdale

Low Guess On Tax Take May Make Rate Soar

Phoenix UPI County Manager Charles W. Miller warned Maricopa County taxpayers could face a 50 percent tax increase for 1961 1962 if state sales tax revenue is underestimated The Tax Commission underestimates by 1.5 2 million dollars and the county must base spending on that estimate The county would have to raise the rate from 90 cents per 100 of value if the pres eee tax formula had been used last year

Phoenix UPI Charles W. Miller Maricopa Miller Maricopa County State Tax Commission Tax Commission

Phoenix Clerk Challenges Annexation Claim District Dispute

Phoenix City Clerk Stanton von Grabill disputes Scottsdale annexation efforts saying petitions cannot be withdrawn after action and questioning continuity of Scottsdale city limits amid recent annexations of three Arcadia area lots.

Phoenix City Stanton von Grabill Phoenix Arcadia Grabill Scottsdale

Scottsdale Arcadia High to Attend Arizona Boys State

Fenton J. McDonough announced today that six Scottsdale and Arcadia High School delegates were selected for Arizona Boys State in Flagstaff in June. Delegates include Charles Dunlap Phil McCombs Kim Udall Steve Helmer Ken Geiser Woody Dow Jeff Reidenour Michael Case Robert Fukuchi Carl Granzow Tom Henze. Sponsors from the local Legion Kiwanis Optimist Sertoma clubs total six with more sought at $40 each. without funds some scholars may be unable to attend.

Elks To Hold Sunday Picnic at Scottsdale Center

Scottsdale Elks Lodge No 2148 hosts annual family picnic at the Scottsdale Community Center starting at noon Sunday. Emblem club plans games and contests for all ages and a barbecue beer dinner. Larry Bower serves as picnic chairman.

Scottsdale

Wife of Yuri Gagarin Tells of Space Flight Joy

The wife of Yuri Gagarin Valentina describes the first manned spaceflight. Neighbors crowded in as radio and television carried news of the historic landing. Tass called her a simple modest young woman of medium height.

Valentina Gagarin Yuri Russia Yelena Galya Tass

Kennedy To See Navy Maneuvers Off Florida Coast

President Kennedy will ride the Navy attack carrier Independence to observe maneuvers off the east coast of Florida. He will travel to Mayport near Jacksonville to board in the morning, the ship will depart at once, and he will return to Washington the next day.

Washington UPI Kennedy Independence Florida White House Pierre Salinger Mayport Fla Jacksonville

Warning on unauthorized fund solicitations by door to door groups

The Better Business Bureau warned Scottsdale residents to verify solicitations with the Scottsdale City Clerk or Phoenix Committee on Charitable Solicitation before giving to door to door fundraisers. The National Gospel Army, previously denied permits in Phoenix, has worn Salvation Army like uniforms and solicited in the area. Salvation Army officials stated they are not conducting any fund appeal in Scottsdale at this time.

Scottsdale Phoenix Committee On Better Business Bureau Maricopa County The National Gospel Army Scottsdale Daily Progress Glendale Phoenix Salvation Army Lincoln Upton

Judge McCarthy Urges Backlog Settlement Move

The judge praises efforts to settle cases citing a clogged docket and backlog. He notes ongoing advocacy for a practical approach to reduce court congestion and improve efficiency.

Udge McCarthy

Paradise Valley Days Open With Flower Show and Talent Night

Paradise Valley Days festival kicks off Thursday at 5 p.m. on Sand Street and Bell Road with a flower show. A talent show follows at 7 p.m. and a jiujitsu exhibition. Saturday features a pet show at 9 a.m., a children’s little cowpoke parade at 12:30 p.m., a hobby show at 2:30 p.m., and a pie and cake contest at 7 p.m. Sunday offers an open gymkhana at 10 a.m., Arabian costume riding by Kathey and Jean Le Croix and Jerry Smola from Lasma Arabian Ranch of Scottsdale, and jumps by the Phoenix Sky Divers from 4:30 to 6:30.

Paradise Kathey Jean LeCroix Jerry Smola Lasma Arabian Ranch Scottsdale Phoenix Sky Divers

Airlift To Laos Edges Upward in Report

Washington reports a slight increase in the Russian arms airlift to pro Communist rebels in Laos, according to the State Department.

North Viet Nam National Assembly Hanoi Laos South Viet Nam Viet Minh Washington UPI

Tax reform push at Tonto School meeting in Arizona

DeWitt rep Reese and House member Kret led a Arizona Homeowners Association session at Tonto School requesting tax refunds and funding for a property revaluation ballot measure. Reese noted House Bill 156 on professional statewide reappraisal failed, urging a Republican majority to back Gov. Paul Fannin’s tax reform agenda.

Tonto School DeWitt Don ‘Reese Dave Kret de Witt Reesé Paul Fannin

Boys Club Offers Program Tonight In Scottsdale

Members of the Scottsdale Boys Club stage a public program at 7 30 tonight in the club gym at Hinton and Osborn to observe National Boys Club Week. Tomorrow night at 7 parents and friends may attend the annual awards program where the basketball trophy and national contest awards will be presented.

Scottsdale Hinton’ and Osborn

Senate Debates Kennedy Minimum Wage Bill Clash

Senate floor confrontation opens over President Kennedy minimum wage proposal raising to 1.25 per hour. Southern conservatives join Republicans to trim the measure amid amendments and GOP criticism. Russell leads bloc citing 4.1 million workers affected and Goldwater stresses harms to unemployed and unskilled workers.

Washington Senate Kennedy Richard B. Russell Barry Goldwater R-Ariz

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