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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1963
Page
3
The reader asks about shifting from cash dividend income to stock dividends and whether to sell. Cash dividends come from profits, while retained earnings fuel growth. stock dividends reduce ownership percentage and may not meet income aims. Consider selling stock dividends for cash or pursuing cash-dividend stocks or mutual funds.
Across the nation picketers demonstrated at city halls stores and a hospital site while a large civil rights march for August 28 gathers about 100 000 people in Washington. In Elizabeth New Jersey teenage demonstrators chained together and later freed the key amid midday heat with police removing the restraints. A 33 year old woman was arrested for disorderly conduct as schools in the South move toward desegregation with SER reporting 113 districts desegregating raising total integrated districts to 1 092 across 17 states including 95 voluntary and 18 court ordered integrations.
Five men from Scottsdale enlisted in the Navy last month. Arizona totals for July show 106 men and two women enlisting, training at Naval Training Centers for nine weeks. Enlistees will train aboard the U S S Recruit on land before reporting to ships, schools or bases. Scottsdale enlistees are Ronald V. Brault Robert H. Cowles William A. Figley Charles G. Mason and Michael D. Taft.
Manhattan-Dickman Construction Co. of Phoenix submitted the apparent low bid of 1.509 million for a new women’s dormitory at Arizona State University. The 1.75 million project, designed by Cartmell and Rossman, will house 440 coeds and feature a dome dining area.
Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz calls in leaders of the five railroad operating unions to avert a nationwide rail strike set for Aug. 29. Talks expand to cover conductors trainmen and switchmen as management negotiates crew sizes and diesel firemen.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk plans to discuss major Cold War issues and the fate of a jailed American with Premier Nikita Khrushchev at the Black Sea villa near Gagra. Rusk, who signed the nuclear test ban pact, will press for progress on easing tensions and Berlin security concerns. He will then travel to Bonn for talks with West German officials amid Berlin concerns over a potential non aggression treaty.
London coroner's jury finds Dr Stephen Ward killed himself with sleeping pills. Ward died of barbiturate poisoning while facing vice charges after a private trial. He was 50 and an Anglican minister's son. burial held without flowers.
Mao Tze-tung pledged Chinese support for the American Negroes in their civil rights struggle calling Kennedy’s program two faced. He framed the issue as a class struggle and urged unity across colors to defeat racial discrimination in the United States. The statement followed pressure from Robert Williams who sought Mao’s backing after fleeing to Cuba. Mao criticized Moscow's racism charges while urging global solidarity against U S imperialism.
Sealed bids due by 2 00 P M August 20 1963 for constructing a 12 inch sanitary trunk sewer in Scottsdale Arizona. Bidder must include license number subcontractor list and ability to complete work. Plans cost 5 00 dollars nonrefundable. Bid bond 5 percent. Bids opened read aloud at Council Chambers. Publish August 9 10 12 1963.
Reuben Miller of the GOP calls on Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Sen. Barry Goldwater to publicly back the 1964 Republican presidential nominee. Miller told reporters both leaders had not issued such statements and urged unity after the primaries.
An Arizona Highway Patrolman, Joe Bob Smith of Casa Grande, was commended by Supt. Greg Hathaway and presented a plaque by State Senate President Clarence Carpenter for his role in a December 21, 1962, incident. Smith tackled Herman H. Gutierrez who was holding a gun on two fellow officers.
ASU expands scholarships for 1963 64 with about 150 special and 730 board of regents awards. Four new ELT Lite scholarships added plus increases. Recipients include Doug Swanson and Howard E Taylor. also American Society of Heating and Air scholarship goes to Charles J Sullivan. cattle feeder award to J Edward Flake.
The Record lists births at two Phoenix residences. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hazel of 5146 North 20th Street welcomed a girl on August 8 and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boillot of 7055 East Moreland welcomed a boy on August 7.
Senate leaders aim to pass a 5.5 billion NASA space authorization with a debate and vote planned. An amendment would require satellite users to reimburse a share of NASA R and D. Hubert Humphrey backs a 50 million space research center for Boston, with calls for more than one center.
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