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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1963
Page
2
Cyprus accused Turkey of gunboat diplomacy sending a 12 ship fleet toward its coast and said a late Security Council meeting may have averted invasion. Turkey blamed Greek Cypriots for provoking violence as jets appeared over Nicosia.
First Baptist Church of Scottsdale will show the award winning film Seventeen at 9 p m New Year s Eve at 7025 E Osborn Rd The National Evangelical Film Foundation gave Seventeen four awards in 1957 including best film and an acting honor for Cheryl Oppenhuizen A candlelight watch night service follows from 11 30 p m to midnight with recreation and refreshments afterwards.
Washington reports a major reevaluation of the U S aid program as Johnson and Kennedy era friction spurs overhaul. House and Senate had trimmed Kennedy’s request to 3 billion, Senate committee calls for wholesale reappraisal and a Johnson panel held its first full session.
UPI reports Congressman Adam Clayton Powell was found in contempt of court for failure to answer a summons in a $211,500 libel judgment over remarks about Harlem widow Esther James. He may purge by paying or appearing for financial examination. Powell plans an appeal from Puerto Rico.
James Meredith, first Black graduate of the University of Mississippi, plans to enroll at Ibadan University in Nigeria next fall to pursue advanced studies in international politics or social studies. He will travel in April on a personal educational trip through Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, and may speak at several locations.
A U S Army first lieutenant was killed when Communist guerrillas fired on the HUIB armed helicopter over the Mekong Delta, 59 miles south-southwest of Saigon near Mo Cay. The co-pilot landed the craft safely. 162 Americans have died in Vietnam since 1961.
Fire in the hold of the American President Line freighter President Madison was confined to the hatch after extensive cargo damage. Fire engines pumped water into the ship, which docked at Yokohama early this morning, with the blaze discovered Friday night 60 miles east of Tokyo.
South sensing East's potential to lead dangerous spades avoids giving East the lead. He discards a diamond from dummy to keep East out, then rations entries to clubs and clubs to set up the hand. The line aims to force West to win and East to fail in timing, preserving the contract.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk predicts 1964 will be a period of probing for peace between East and West. He notes soberness among governments to avoid crises like Cuba and says NATO discussions support continued exploration of agreements with the Soviet Union. He warns Berlin Cuba and South Vietnam remain explosive and calls for patience in disarmament talks.
In Newark, Joseph Lomascio, former head of Harbor Tank Storage Inc in West New York, invokes the Fifth Amendment at bankruptcy hearings. He acknowledged working for Antony Tino DeAngelis of Allied Crude but declines to discuss ties, amid a case tied to $40 million in allegedly missing edible oil and a multi‑million dollar fraud indictment. DeAngelis faces 18 counts of transporting forged oil warehouse receipts across state lines, and creditors fear losses surpass $100 million as the oil allegedly vanished.
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