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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
3
The rising school population strains Camelback Mountain parking with teens painting reserved spaces on 56th Street. Couples and area high schools including Mesa High are represented. If ineffective, officials may install parking meters next.
Four film stars led a civil rights rally in Gadsden Alabama urging negotiations with city officials and major employers. Brando Newman Franciosa and Frye spoke to a crowd of over 1000 at Union Methodist Church about desegregation efforts and potential further demonstrations.
Peace Corps placement tests will be administered at more than 800 post offices and college campuses nationwide starting at 8 30 a m Saturday. The noncompetitive test will be held locally in Room 201 Main Post Office building 522 N Central Ave Phoenix. The next test is scheduled for Oct 19.
Miss Margaret Hunter, a 66 year old former teacher who failed driving tests in England and Northern Ireland, finally obtained an Irish license valid for one year. She lives in Dublin and Stockport, says she loves driving and may never drive on the license.
Pharaoh the ocelot, owned by Bruce Colell, was seized by authorities after six days on the lam. Glendale police and the Arizona Game and Fish Department removed the young wild cat from a children's tree house and cited Colell for possessing wildlife without a permit. The owner said the animal would not hurt anyone unless handled.
Biologists at the 16th International Congress of Zoology urge mankind to curb extinction. They note 100+ mammal and 100+ bird species already lost, 55 mammals and 100 fish species at risk, with habitat destruction, pollution, and overhunting named as primary causes.
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