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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
2
A massive civil rights march in Washington drew over 200000 people at its peak with leaders and officials hailing it as a historic drive for equality. President Kennedy praised the march and pledged to push civil rights legislation while organizers planned follow up actions across the country.
Charles McDowell Jr offers a humorous annual vacation quiz challenging readers to solve lighthearted scenarios about family travel, packed with playful politics of the back seat. Questions probe speeds, packing dazzle, motel vacancies, dining room behavior, and cottage descriptions.
Puzzle row shows garbled clues including Knave at rards and a slender fish with references to a Citvy in Norway. The readable bits hint at a themed crossword item rather than a full puzzle solution.
Puzzle clues listed with numbers and topics including Swiss river paid notice lamprey direction golf mounds pale native metal grain conjunction music as written paddle hard shelled fruit note of scale. No narrative or article context provided.
At sunrise in Washington a 74 year old Baptist deaconess prays for peace as about 200000 marchers move toward the Lincoln Memorial and the National Mall. Police marshals and volunteers contend with heat crowds and possible agitators in a tense day of protest.
Rosary for Raymond G. Ripps 49 who died Tuesday night will be at 8 at Messinger Mortuary Chapel A Requiem Mass will be said at 9 tomorrow at Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Phoenix Ripps was a printer for the Scottsdale Daily Progress Survivors include wife Violet three sons James David and Larry five daughters Sharon Diane Val and Rochelle one daughter in Appleton Wis two brothers Clarence Hibbing Minn and George Appleton a sister Mrs Cyril Burton and his mother Mrs George Ripps Sr both of Appleton Burial set in Appleton.
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