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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1963

Page

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McNamara argues test ban slows Soviet progress

Defense Secretary McNamara told Senate ratification of the Moscow pact would keep U S superiority in nuclear power with minimal risk. He said the limited ban would slow Soviet progress, note U S could still build large bombs, maintain underground testing, and pursue anti missile defenses regardless of the accord. He cited U S possession of tens of thousands of atomic warheads and stressed the treaty's substantial values.

Washington UPI Defense Robert S. McNamara United States Russia sirNamara Dean Rusk Rusk Senate Foreign Relations, Armed Services and Atomic Energy Committees McNamara Soviet Union Kremlin U. S America Pentagon

Local Girl Dies in Arizona Swimming Accident

Khristine Brennan a Arcadia High School senior died at 17 from a broken neck after diving into Clear Creek near Winslow. She struck her head on a rock and received mouth to mouth resuscitation before being pronounced dead at Winslow Memorial Hospital. The Brennan family was visiting grandparents in Winslow. funeral arrangements are pending.

Scottsdale Arcadia High School Winslow Navajo County Miss Brennan Clear Creek Winslow Memorial Hospital

Female bus drivers in Scottsdale district prove capable

In Scottsdale, 17 of 23 district bus drivers are women, with no chargeable accidents in two years. Trainees undergo five days of driving, state licensing tests, fingerprinting, ICC physicals, chest X rays, and final approval by the board. Salary ranges from 181 to 1800 dollars annually.

Scottsdale John ‘‘Scotty’’ Anderson Anderson State Interstate Commerce Commission Joe Connor Board of Trustees

Perez Jimenez Extradited to Venezuela in Embezzlement Case

Venezuelan authorities arrived on a chartered plane to take former dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez back to Caracas to face embezzlement charges involving 13.5 million dollars. His attorneys sought a Jacksonville federal court stay of extradition while appeals proceed, and Secretary of State Rusk had lately ordered the extradition at Caracas request.

Miami UPI Marcos Perez Jimenez Caracas Perez Jacksonville Perez Jimenez Dean Rusk Romulo Betancourt

Meredith Barnett blocks Ole Miss graduation for James Meredith

Governor Barnett moves to withhold Meredith's diploma at the University of Mississippi claiming alleged anti desegregation statements violate a university directive. Meredith calls the action political and notes he was admitted last year with federal troops after campus riots.

Jackson, Miss UPL Ross R. Barnett James H. Meredith University of Mississippi Meredith Barnett John D. Williams Ole Miss

Bar Association Opposes Illegal Demonstrations

The American Bar Association House of Delegates condemned civil rights protests that violate the law and urged settling racial issues at the conference table. Delegates backed a resolution with one no vote, calling for full legal compliance and further desegregation through lawful means.

Chicago UPI House of Delegates American Bar Association ABA

Pickets Riot In Jersey Clash At Courthouse Site

In Elizabeth New Jersey seventy five civil rights pickets clashed with police as they protested job opportunity inequality near a courthouse construction site. Four adults were arrested and eight teenagers were placed in juvenile custody after two flareups including punching shoving and shouting.

Elizabeth N. J UPD Chicago Board of Education

Where's Your Name in Daily Progress Classifieds

Readers are urged to scan the Daily Progress classifieds for their name to win free tickets to the 23rd GO Edition of the Ice Capades. The promotion invites participation from local residents and highlights the chance to attend the ice show at no cost.

The Daily

Berlin Wall Anniversary Blast Shocks West Berlin

A heavy explosion near the Teltow Canal behind barbed wire in the East German border zone marked the second anniversary of the Berlin wall. West Berlin police reported a blue flame 45 feet high and heard shots from suspected Communist border guards but could not confirm arrests. The event occurred near McNair Barracks in Zehlendorf, about a mile from the U.S. Army base.

Berlin West Berlin Teltow Canal McNair Barracks East Germany Zehlendorf

Weather Outlook With Hot Days And Possible Thundershowers

Fair mornings with partly cloudy afternoons and evenings through tomorrow. Four chances in ten of area thundershowers. Little temperature change expected. High today 104, low tomorrow 80, high 107. U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene reported Monday’s high 107 and today’s low 83.

U.S Willard L. Greene

Zone Commission Approves Paradise Motors Site

The city planning and zoning commission approved a 1.9 million parcel on North Scottsdale Road for Paradise Motors from SR to C-3 highway commercial in a 4 1 vote. The action moves to the city council for Sept 3 with a use permit required and construction possible if approved.

Scottsdale Road City Planning and Zoning Commission Paradise Motors Royal Gardens Apartments The Safari Hotel Gray Madison Board of Adjustments Ed Reagan Robert Davis Robert Choate North Scottsdale Road

Trade Ponders Instant Beer Trade at Union Meet

Cincinnati delegates at the 27th biennial convention of the International Brewery Workers Union discussed a new instant beer product that adds water to concentrate before bottling. The process could cut shipping costs by about 75 percent and affect local breweries while potentially creating jobs at reconstitution centers. James Wolfe noted mixed reactions among members and questioned how beer drinkers would respond.

Cincinnati Ohio International Brewery Workers Union James Wolfe Union Wolfe

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