Enrollment soars at Scottsdale high schools
Enrollment at Scottsdale's three high schools reaches 5,900, nearing the 6,000 student forecast for the upcoming school year.
24 Aug 1963
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1963
Page
1
Enrollment at Scottsdale's three high schools reaches 5,900, nearing the 6,000 student forecast for the upcoming school year.
Sheriff deputies arrested 29 year old jail escapee George William Pickard at a Globe area bar Friday night after he asked to surrender and was found seated there armed with a .38 caliber automatic. The man had fled with coescapee Gerald Cecil Newcomb to New Mexico, while Newcomb allegedly sold a gun in Holbrook to fund travel. Newcomb remains at large.
Paradise Valley evaluates creating a full time police force with up to five officers. Town Marshal Lester Naumann will draft a detailed report and present a proposal to the council within four to five months. The plan aims to supplement Maricopa County Sheriff's Office protection as the town grows while maintaining sheriff patrols.
Two bats found in Scottsdale Friday were handed to Maricopa County health officials to test for rabies. Policeman Paul Grimes found one in a flower bed at 7026 E. Bellview and Darlene D. Hart found the other on her patio at 7819 E. Loma Land.
Daniel LoMiglio age 2 remained in fair condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a rattlesnake bite at a Payson area camp site Wednesday afternoon. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John LoMiglio of 618 East 3rd Street.
John Pennel vaulted 17 feet 3 3 4 inches in his first attempt to set a new world pole vault record at the Gold Coast AAU track and field championship in Miami. He becomes the first to clear 17 feet surpassing his previous best of 16 feet 10 1 4 inches.
Fair mornings and nights through tomorrow with partly cloudy afternoons. Six chances in ten of brief afternoon or evening thundershowers. Little temperature change. High today 97, low tomorrow 73, high 97. U S Weather Observer Willard IL Greene reported Friday's high 91 and today's low 74.
Saigon military governor shut Saigon University and all private and government schools at noon after about 1,000 pro Buddhist students demonstrated on campus. The anti government declaration criticized Ngo Dinh Diem and urged religious freedom and an end to arrests. Former Foreign Minister Vu Van Mau appeared at the rally and resigned in protest.
The State Department dismissed a Russian note claiming the U.S. refusal to recognize East Germany's signature on the nuclear test ban violates the pact spirit. Washington says East Germany is not recognized by the U.S. or Britain and Russia may inform the capitals, but the U.S. will not accept the notification.
Glen Gray longtime leader of the Casa Loma Orchestra died Friday at Jordan Hospital in Plymouth Alabama at age 63. The famed bandmaster helped shape the big band era with his polished arrangements and enduring musical influence.
Victor Sidorwicz age 33 of 6702 East Early Drive was admitted to Maricopa County Hospital Friday afternoon after taking a half bottle of aspirin and a half bottle of phenobarbital. Marjorie Keck age 31 of 2034 North 69th Place was treated and released Thursday night at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after an overdose of sleeping pills and tranquilizers.
In Hazleton Pa drillers finished the first phase of widening a 308 foot escape shaft for miners David Fellin and Henry Throne. The 38 foot section was widened to 26 inches and lined with steel to prevent a cave in while a parallel three inch shaft continues toward Louis Bova. Rescue aims to finish widening by Sunday night with the 26 inch bit slowed to avoid collapse.
Scottsdale and Phoenix enjoy more sunshine than any other area in the nation, per the Statistical Abstract. Tucson disputes the claim with Willard L. Greene and John Yellot backing the Phoenix side, citing higher average sunshine hours and drought effects.
President Kennedy attacks House reductions totaling about 1 billion dollars from the foreign aid bill. The House approved a 585 million dollar cut with about 400 million in authorization changes, dropping the total to 3.5 billion for the fiscal year. Fulbright says Senate action unlikely before late next month as committees prepare their own version.
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