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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1963
Page
2
President Kennedy expresses concern that rising steel prices could have a psychological impact leading to higher wage demands and possible inflationary pressures. The remark frames price increases as a broader economic risk rather than a direct policy stance.
Kennedy told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that steel price increases may trigger broader price rises and wage demands. He urged steel users to absorb costs rather than pass them to consumers and urged the Steelworkers union to honor long term national interests. SCOTTSBORO Nine members of a mountain family drowned when their boat capsized on the Tennessee River near Starkey Island. Two others survived by clinging to the hull and a tree limb.
Mrs. John J. Louis Jr. will speak at 11 am next Monday at the Casa Blanca Inn about This Is Not One World. Proceeds go to the Scottsdale Girls Club. She describes work with missionaries and four years with the Presbyterian Church in Evanston Illinois. Tickets at the door are a $2 donation.
Mr and Mrs Ray Rackley of 7312 East Oak welcomed a daughter at St Josephs Hospital on April 18.
The Israeli president Izhak Ben-Zvi, 78, was reported in grave condition from stomach cancer. An official bulletin cited sudden deterioration and limited details while Premier Ben-Gurion led the government.
PHOENIX UPJ The deadline for filing applications by widows and war veterans for property tax exemptions is April 30. County Assessor C L Sparks said veterans who served a minimum of 60 days during any war including the Korean conflict and were residents prior to Sept 1 1945 are eligible for exemptions of 2000 each on property assessed at 5000 or less. Widows are eligible for similar exemptions.
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The Florida Supreme Court on Friday ordered mass murderer Dennis Manford Whitney to die in the electric chair for the Feb 29 1960 killing of Arthur Keeler during a Miami service station robbery. Whitney, who confessed to seven killings across California Arizona and Florida, faces multiple death and life sentences.
United Press International presents a 24 hour snapshot of national temperatures and rainfall totals. Key cities show varied conditions with rainfall in parts of the Midwest and Northeast while the South remains relatively dry.
The Arizona Retail Controller's Association plans a 7 p.m. cocktails and 8 p.m. dinner gathering at Casa Blanca Inn. Members will discuss important new trends in accounting procedures.
Arcadia High School senior Arthur Jay Piccinati has been named a nominee in the National Council of Teachers of English annual achievement awards. The program recognizes outstanding high school seniors for English excellence with finalists to be announced at the Thanksgiv ing convention and names sent to colleges for scholarship consideration.
Herman Schweikart of Scottsdale High School will lead the ASPA Publications Workshop at ASC in Flagstaff from July 14 to 25. The seminar serves high school editors and reporters with sessions on editing, reporting, copy, layout, and photography, plus guest speakers and trips.
Arcadia High selects Elaine Ong and Carol Stromme to represent Arcadia at the 16th Annual Arizona Girls State in Tucson June 10 to 16. Marcia Dibble and Beverly Wilcox are alternates. The event, sponsored by the American Legion, limits 224 girls statewide and teaches citizenship through simulated government, with recreation and a banquet final evening. Arcadia’s literary magazine The Classic will issue its only edition May 8, at 48 pages, price 30 cents, edited by George Durham and Liza Bean. Elections for class officers set for April 24 with strict entry requirements and a $1 campaign limit. The Arcadia Science Department chair Devon Showley earns a National Science Foundation Fellowship in physics, one of three nationwide.
The Inquiring Reporter gathers freshman and junior opinions on restarting the Scottsdale Boys' Club dances. Most favor resuming with attendance restricted to Arcadia Coronado and Scottsdale high schools, while a few support broader attendance to boost participation.
Nine Coronado seniors receive college scholarships including Frank Maurizi with an NROTC four year scholarship covering tuition fees books uniforms and a $50 monthly allowance. Arizona State University awards renewable tuition scholarships to several students and Judy Van Zanen earns a $250 Kronn award plus an existing ASU scholarship.
Southwestern Investment Company will sell at public auction for cash the 1936 Cadillac two door hard top at 823 N first Street Phoenix Arizona on April 24 1963 at 10:00 a.m. The vehicle was repossessed April 8 in Gila Bend Arizona due to a contract of conditional sale with Standard Motor Company and buyer George Thomas dated August 4 1962. Dated April 8 1963 Bill Rumbaugh. Publication dates April 15–20, 1963. Also listed are top graduates from Keystone region and class rosters.
South western Investment Company to sell at public auction for cash at 823 N. 1st St Phoenix Arizona on April 24 1963 at 10:00 a.m. The vehicle is a 1959 Pontiac Bonneville HT 85911162. Auction stems from seller rights under a conditional sale with Stewart's downtown Motors and Earl M. Andres dated September 11 1962 and recorded with the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division. Dated April 9 1963 by Bill Rumbaugh.
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