Rites Set For Priest Paul G. Lawrence Founder Pastor Dies
The Rev. Paul G. Lawrence, founder and first pastor of St. Daniel the Prophet Church in Phoenix, died after a three week illness. Born January 15, 1912 in Nashua New Hampshire he was ordained June 8 1941 in Riquad Quebec. He lived in Arizona 22 years and in the Valley 15. He is survived by a Nashua sister and two nephews. Rosary is set for 8 p.m. tomorrow at St. Daniel's with calling after 7 p.m. Interment will be in Nashua. funeral services at 11 a.m. Monday at St. Daniel's with Bishop Green presiding. Interment and further calling hours in Phoenix offered.
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Sinatra Jr Kidnaping Case Ends With Three Arrests
FBI captures three amateur suspects in the Frank Sinatra Jr. kidnapping, recovering most of the $240000 ransom. John W. Irwin, Barry Worthington Keenan, and Joseph Clyde Amsler were arraigned and jailed in Southern California after a massive cross-state manhunt. The case began at Lake Tahoe as Sinatra Jr. was abducted from a motel room amid a snowstorm.
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Post Office Crowds Slow as Christmas Mail Recedes
Flood of mail in Scottsdale outlets eases but keeps 122 regular and 12 temporary workers busy. Between December 1 and 25 more than 3,000,000 letters and cards and about 140,000 parcels passed through Scottsdale postal hands. See page three for pictures and story.
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Khrushchev Plans Military Cutbacks After Test Ban
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev announced plans to reduce military forces and spending as a follow up to the partial nuclear test ban. He spoke to the Communist Party Central Committee and said proposals would be submitted next week while asserting the moves would not weaken the USSR.
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Burglars Take 282000 In Jewels From Phoenix Home
Sheriff and federal agents probe one of Arizona’s largest robberies. Mrs Kitty Tippitt reports jewelry valued at 282000 dollars missing from her Lincoln Drive home while she played at Mountain Shadows Country Club. Detectives suspect interstate transport of the gems.
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Diplomatic gestures mark Honduras and Dominican Republic reengagement
The United States resumed diplomatic relations with Honduras and the Dominican Republic after earlier recognition withdrawal following military coups in both nations. No aid decisions or ambassadorial moves are determined yet, pending democratic progress and constitutional restoration.
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Notre Dame Selects Ara Parseghian as New Coach
South Bend Tribune reports Ara Parseghian, former Northwestern coach, chosen to succeed interim Hugh Devore at Notre Dame. Parseghian says no official or unofficial communication with Notre Dame about the offer. Devore had replaced Joe Kuharich after Kuharich resigned last March for a single season.
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Scottsdale Building Permits Rise in 1963 Residential Growth
Construction logs show residences dominating Scottsdale permits through November 1963 with 569 apartment units and 419 single family homes issued. Total through November for $11.5 million in permits contrasts with a 1962 peak of $20.2 million, while commercial and industrial permits slump. Major permits include First Federal Savings and Loan, Camelback Road Shopping Center, and Valley House Nursing Home. Hallcraft Homes leads June activity with $850,000. Builders average costs per dwelling rise to $7,225, up from $5,800 last year.
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Scottsdale Liquor Tax Challenge Grows to State Level
The Arizona attorney general joins Scottsdale restaurateurs in challenging a proposed city liquor tax. The suit, filed by 13 restaurant operators, argues state authority preempts local levy with a tax up to 900 dollars yearly. A temporary restraining order blocks enforcement while court action proceeds.
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Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures Ahead
Continued fair conditions and a slight warmup dominate the forecast. Today’s high near 60 with a low around 32 tomorrow. Friday’s high expected near 62. Sky Harbor recorded today’s low at 34 as a data note.
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Patrolman Helped by Motorist in Scottsdale Incident
Patrolman Paul Grimes 31 stopped to assist a stalled car on Scottsdale Road near Thomas when his cruiser rolled backward pinning his right leg. The driver Clifford F. Perry of 3301 West Encanto Boulevard did not know how to operate an automatic. Grimes was treated and released from Scottsdale Baptist Hospital for bruised leg muscle and minor cuts.
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House Panel Trims Foreign Aid to 2.8 Billion in Bonds
The House Appropriations Committee approved 2.8 billion dollars in new bonds for foreign economic and military aid, far below earlier estimates of 4.9 billion. The panel also cut Peace Corps funding and economic aid totals, while preserving 1 billion for direct military aid. Rep Otto Passman led the report criticizing past aid as wasteful.
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Patricia McMahon Aims For Calf With Paper Route Profits
A 12 year old Scottsdale Progress carrier Patricia McMahon plans to buy a calf as a 4-H club project using her earnings. She attends Our Lady of Perpetual Help School and is likely the first girl carrier in Progress history. Patricia is from the McMahon family at 410 Mr. First St and belongs to the Scottsdale Feed and Fitters 4 H Club.
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