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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1963

Page

3

Comic Leads Sift In Atlanta Sit-In Closes Dobbs Houses

Anti segregation demonstrators led by Dick Gregory forced the closure of at least five Dobbs House and Toddle House lunch counters in Atlanta during a daylong sit in. No arrests. Gregory’s group occupied seats and demanded service before managers ordered closures to curb the protest. Gregory’s wife Lillian was jailed earlier on trespass charges. A SNCC spokesman said a bus of volunteers and Gloria Richardson would aid the campaign.

Atlanta UPI Dick Gregory Dobbs House Toddle House Dobbs Julian Bond Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee SNCC Gloria Richardson Cambridge Chesapeake Bay Peachtree Street Gregory Lillian Farrow

Lisa Karson to be crowned Parada del Sol Queen

Lisa Karson will be crowned Parada del Sol Queen Saturday at the corner of Scottsdale and Main about 2 p.m. The ceremony follows the annual Jaycee robbery reenactment of the First National Bank at 1 p.m. The Parada runs January 31 through February 2.

Lisa Karson Scottsdale and Main First National Bank

East West Diplomats Plan Geneva Talks for 1964

London reports diplomatic progress toward Geneva disarmament talks set to open January 21, 1964. Khrushchev proposes a five point easing of Cold War tensions while Western plans outline nuclear weapons controls and staged arms reductions to avoid advantage to stronger Communist forces.

London UPI Geneva Khrushchev

Thatched roofs may boom in 1964 say pundits

Washington dispatch notes humor columnist Dick West imagines 1964 trends with thatching as a comeback. He jokes about English thatchers and a possible U.S. craze, suggesting thatched roofs could boost employment, padding economic prospects and even inviting Peace Corps volunteers here to teach the craft.

England National Geographic Society

Goldwater to Announce Presidential Plans Friday

Senator Barry Goldwater meets Arizona GOP leaders at his Phoenix home to announce whether he will seek the 1964 Republican presidential nomination or return to the Senate. He has been recuperating from minor heel surgery and observed a mourning period after Kennedy's assassination.

Washington UPI Barry M. Goldwater Arizona Phoenix Senate Goldwater Kennedy

Khrushchev Sees Possible Disarmament Steps in New Year Speech

Premier Khrushchev’s New Year message to the United States urged a step by step disarmament approach with controls after each stage. He proposed measures to slow the arms race, cut military spending, a NATO Warsaw Pact non aggression pact, a ban on spreading nuclear weapons, and nuclear free zones.

Moscow Khrushchev UPI Nikita S. Khrushchev United States Khrushechev North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Warsaw Pact

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