23 Aug 1962
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1962
Page
1
At the Arizona Education Association conference delegates urged the 26th legislature to pass laws providing financial aid to schools. The top priority is changing the state aid basis from average daily attendance to average daily membership.
In London Soblen seeks to block deportation to the United States where he faces life in prison for wartime espionage. The dispute centers on a subpoena demanding US Britain correspondence and a certificate signed by Lord Home. Soblen, who has leukemia, argues extradition is not allowed under British law.
Temperatures and precipitation details for the two hour period ending at 4.00 are reported by United Press International.
A commencement banquet for 44 Peace Corps trainees will be held Saturday at Arizona State University Tempe. The event at 6 30 p.m. in Memorial Union features Jack Vaughn director of the Peace Corps Latin America area. The public may attend for 2 dollars per person with reservations due to Dr Mayland Parker by 1 p.m. tomorrow.
Recent birth announcements list four new arrivals at Good Samaritan in Phoenix on August 19 and 20 and two at St. Joseph's in Phoenix on August 21. Recipients include Ruben and ? Schiau 113 FE Pierce Way. Wayne Walker Route One Scottsdale. Richard Churchill 6839 E Earll Dr. Frank Heart 43 E Polk. Edwin Carter 7031 E Coronado Dr. Warren Davis 333 W Portland.
Three Explorer Scouts from post No. 447 Scottsdale Dana Biehl Joseph DeLory and Richard Shearler travel to Ann Arbor Michigan for the First National Explorer Scout Conference at the University of Michigan. The group of 16 travels by chartered bus from Roosevelt Council with 13 companions.
San Francisco authorities press a manhunt for Iva Kroeger a stocky limping woman described as an habitual liar. Two bodies found buried in her basement Arneson and his wife Mildred. Kroeger linked to motel takeover and multiple aliases across states. Police and FBI focus on Oakland as Kroeger’s grandchildren wander streets. warrant cites assault with a deadly weapon.
Scottsdale man reports possible prehistoric bone found in yard. Deputies determine the bone belongs to a recently deceased cow found by Robett P. McClure of 8708 E Palm Lane.
A dessert coffee for State Senator Evan Mecham at Mountain Shadows Resort is hosted by Mr and Mrs Edward S Knapp Tuesday night. Mecham is a candidate for the Republican nomination for United States Senator in the September primary. Patsy Willard will give a diving exhibition.
Linda L. Church of Scottsdale and David M. Phillips of Los Angeles have been granted a marriage license in Maricopa County.
William H. Swaney of 7902 S Lomal and Dr reports losing a wallet containing $45 to police yesterday. He says the wallet disappeared near the Bee Line Tavern at Hayden Road and McDowell.
Memorial services are set for tomorrow night at 7 30 at Scottsdale Methodist Church for Phillip J. Kramer who died last Saturday The Rev Charles Crouch of Tempe will officiate Interment was Tuesday in Santa Barbara Calif Survived by wife Ree of 203 W Osborn Rd a daughter Kathy a son Reed two brothers Lowell Kramer of Tempe and Clinton Kramer of Santa Barbara and his father Otto Kramer of Santa Barbara
A car owned by George F. Gerlock, a musician at the Foy Cutter Bar and Restaurant on North Scottsdale Road, was damaged by a hit‑and‑run driver who backed into it and fled. The damage was estimated at $90. Gerlock lives at 452 S. Mulberry, Mesa.
Police report Jaspar Washington Green of Phoenix booked yesterday for drunk and disorderly conduct. Authorities described the incident and processing details.
Mrs Barbara Brown of 4648 N Purdue reported a red and white Schwinn bike valued at $30 stolen yesterday police said.
Vallejo California couple won a court order to dig for an alleged 10 000 to 35 000 hidden by Mrs Page's uncle Leon Herring in the yard of the Armistead home. They will resume search if the Armisteads sell or vacate the house and may buy it to continue the hunt.
Motorola's Military Electronics division in Scottsdale has been chosen by McDonnell Aircraft to develop the digital command system for the Gemini two man orbital vehicle. The Gemini program, directed by NASA, aims to test rendezvous techniques and manned weightless operation aboard a two man craft. Two windows were broken at 230 S Wells Fargo by vandals, with no entry attempt.
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