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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
3
The advisor says no stock can guarantee lifelong profit and explains risk in investments. He suggests selling Studebaker due to weak performance and considering insurance stock prospects, urges broker consultation, and warns against dubious foreign schemes like Honduran orange groves.
Insurance rates rise as accidents increase liability costs in Arizona. NBCU notes Maricopa County shows higher loss patterns. Tucson faces $12 rise, rest of state $1. No significant change for physical damage coverage. Premiums in county areas remain below Phoenix metro levels. Local insurers already raising liability rates due to higher injury costs.
Scottsdale attorney Lawrence Doyle is serving as an acting court commissioner in Maricopa County Superior Court this month. Doyle of 707 E Fourth St Scottsdale was appointed to the acting position by Judge C Sanford Rawleigh.
UPI check shows widespread defiance and circumvention of the Supreme Court ruling banning mandatory Bible reading and prayer in U.S. public schools. Alabama and South Carolina push to keep religious exercises, while New Jersey and Massachusetts issue guidance to discontinue or limit practices.
Dr. Donald Teare conducted a post mortem on Dr. Stephen Ward to determine the drug used in his death. The inquest is set for Friday after Ward, 50, died from barbiturate overdose following a prostitution earnings conviction. The case linked to Profumo and Keeler has unsettled Macmillan's government.
The U S Bureau of Indian Affairs posted notices warning against racial discrimination in all business houses on the federal Indian reservation at McNary. Interior secretary could suspend licenses of violators. Wade Head of Phoenix area said the ban applies after reports that Negro patrons were forced to sit in balconies and kitchens.
Mr and Mrs Paul Tarbes announce the birth of a son at 4901 East Willetta on August 5 Maricopa County issues a marriage license to Paul Christopher Smith and Karen Lee Kretschman both of Scottsdale
Scottsdale reports 157 pool permits through July with total value $474,528. June totals show 28 permits valued at $98,466 while July led by permits with 34 and value at $92,828.
A memo from Aug 28 march organizers in New York outlines a sober dignified approach for the Washington demonstration led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Roy Wilkins, and A. Philip Randolph. The plan seeks no food, self supplied lunches, many marshals, and disciplined mass persuasion to lobby Congress for civil rights. If trouble arises, expect strong congressional reaction amid a predicted crowd well over 100000 at the Lincoln Memorial. The march aims for a single day in DC with Bob Wilkins or Cleveland Robinson as marshal, using walkie talkies and bullhorns for coordination.
Albany Governor Nelson Rockefeller declined to say whether he would back Senator Barry Goldwater if he becomes the 1964 Republican nominee. He urged party unity at the nominating convention while noting he does not yet view Goldwater as captive of the radical right.
First National Bank of Arizona named three assistant trust officers. They are George C. Alkire Jr of Phoenix, Robert W. Dyess of Scottsdale, and Clifford Van Zile of Scottsdale. Alkire is a Phoenix native and UA graduate who served in the Army. Dyess is a Tennessee/Mississippi native with military academy training and a law degree from the University of Arkansas.
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