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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1962

Page

4

Goldwater Defends South GOP Role at UCLA Lecture

Sen. Barry Goldwater defended the GOP Senatorial Campaign Committee’s support of Southern candidates including segregationists. He said, “that’s a way of life down there,” and urged changing them over time. He also commented on Kennedy’s Cuba pledge and Khrushchev’s blockade effects.

Anaheim Calif UPI Barry Goldwater R-Ariz South Goldwater UCLA Kennedy United States Soviet Union Cuba Nikita Khrush

Witnesses Describe Auto Payoffs in Walker Trial

In Phoenix two witnesses testified they paid bail bondsman O D Walker $500 each to save their drivers licenses. Walker faces grand theft charges over alleged irregularities in Peoria Justice Court driver convictions. Witness James R Phillips said he gave five one hundred dollar bills for a drunken driving case. prosecutors note the bond was for 300 and a 200 discrepancy. Henry V Lukezic testified he paid Walker 500 to keep his license but was still suspended. He told DMV officials about the alleged deal to Lee Bowman and Earl O Clair.

Phillips Walker Henry V. Lukezic Lukezic Motor Vehicle Division Lee Bowman Earl O'Clair Driver's License Division

Khrushchev Presses West and China in Supreme Soviet Address

Khrushchev warned both the United States and China not to interpret Soviet missile withdrawal from Cuba as weakness. He called China a "paper tiger" with nuclear teeth while defending Cuba and urging peaceful coexistence over nuclear war. He also attacked Albania as echoing Beijing.

Moscow UPI Nikita Khrushchev China Khrushchev Peking United States Russia Red China Supreme Soviet Cuba Caribbean Berlin Albania

Wisconsin boaters from beyond state lines take to Wisconsin waters

About 40 percent of people using boats on Wisconsin waters are non residents. Most operators are 30 years of age or older and the large majority use outboard motors of 19 horsepower or less, according to Wisconsin's Conservation Department.

Chicago UPI Wisconsin Conservation ‘Dept

New York Presses Brace for Long Printer Strike

New York City faces six days without papers as ITU and Publishers Association warn of a protracted strike. Leaders predict four to five months if unresolved after negotiations, with no talks planned before next week.

Equitable Life Radio City New York UPI New International Typographical Union ITU Publishers Association of New York Bertram Powers ITV Amory H. Bradford

New York Losing Out In Shipping

New York's port position has declined over the last decade, says Port Authority executive director Austin J. Tobin. He cites Gulf Coast, Baltimore, and Philadelphia competition along with railroad rate inequities as factors freezing the port in place.

New York UPI Port of New York Authority Austin J. Tobin Gulf Coast Baltimore Philadelphia

Defense Debate Over Nike Zeus Shot Intercept

Washington reports a new policy dispute follows an Army intercept test of the Nike Zeus anti missile system. McNamara may concede modestly while lawmakers push for full production amid estimates of near 10 billion deployment costs. General Gerhart advocates rapid production citing strategic advantage.

Washington UPS Army Pacific Defense Robert S. McNamara Kwajalein Island Vandenberg Air Force Base John K. Gerhart Gerhart

Kennedy family to fly to Florida for Christmas holiday

Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy and her two children will fly to Palm Beach Florida Friday for a Christmas holiday. President Kennedy will join his family on December 20.

Washington UPI Jacqueline Kennedy Palm Beach Fla Kennedy

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