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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1963

Page

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Judge fixes April 16 trial in Scottsdale annexation case

Judge William Nabours of Yuma set April 16 as the trial date for the Eastside annexation suit filed by Charles Brewer. The court ordered special assistant attorney general Richard Kamps to show by March 4 evidence of alleged invalid signatures from Scottsdale petitions. Scottsdale alleges annexation would place 20 000 to 22 000 residents in the city, making it the fourth largest in Arizona.

William Nabours Yuma Eastside Scottsdale Richard Kamps Charles Brewer Six Square Mile Nabours Brewer Osmond Burton Jr Pima McKellips Coronado Road Arizona Kamps Motorola Inc Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Arizona Public Service

Wilson Heads British Labor Party Leader

Harold Wilson, 47, was elected head of Britain's opposition Labor Party with 144 votes to 103 for George Brown in a runoff. Lawmaker hopeful leads Labor MPs toward the next prime ministership and a pro American Atlantic alliance.

London UPI Harold Wilson Labor Party Wilson George Brown Labor Britain United States

Rescuers Free Trapped Digger After 15 Hour Buried Ordeal

Rescuers freed Raymond Fink of Athens Wisconsin after 15 hours buried to his shoulders in a sandy pit eight feet underground near Lake Tomahawk. His brother Lawrence dug with bare hands as cave-ins buried him to the neck. Traffic was halted along nearby railway tracks until the danger passed. Fink, tended at Woodruff hospital, remained in good condition and received last rites at the scene.

Lake Tomahawk Wis UPS Raymond Fink Athens Fink Woodruff Mik Lawrence Chicago and North Western

IRS Schedules Journal Sale

The Arizona Journal assets are set for auction at 9 a.m. February 25 in the warehouse area of the morning newspaper. The IRS seized the paper January 22 for about 150000 dollars in payroll taxes after the last issue January 25. Two prior auctions had no bids.

Phoenix UPS Arizona Journal Internal Revenue Service IRS

Kennedy urges 15,000 member youth conservation corps

President Kennedy asks Congress to create a national youth conservation corps of 15,000 to train youths in forests and recreation areas and a domestic peace corps for service in hospitals schools and urban and rural communities. He seeks 100 million for year one and expansion of overseas Peace Corps to 13,000 by 1964.

Washington UPI Kennedy Congress Youth Conservation Corps National Service Corps Peace Corps Conservation Corps Civilian Conservation Corps CCC Overseas

Textile magnate Bernard Goldfine settles tax claims

Bernard Goldfine agrees to sell all corporate and personal assets to settle federal tax suits totaling about 9.3 million dollars. Atty. Gen. Kennedy announces the settlements filed in Boston Concord and Rutland. Receipts from sales will cover most personal liability and at least half of corporate debts.

Washington UPS Bernard Goldfine Robert F. Kennedy Goldfine Boston Justice Department Concord N.H Rutland Charlotte Kennedy Dwight D. Eisenhower Sherman Adams Adams

Eviction fight over Paradise Valley school set for February

A court ruling says Paradise Valley Elementary School No. 2 has occupied 9827 N. 32nd Street illegally since June 1962. If no appeal is filed by February 25, sheriff eviction may occur, forcing 1st through 6th graders to double sessions at other campuses while a new district school is completed.

Paradise Valley Elementary School No. 2 Robert Althert Philip Goldstein Superior Court Gerge Sterling N. 32Nd Street Goldstein Sterling

Scottsdale district sizes up 3.4 million bond plan

Scottsdale School District officials wrap a week of talks on a 3.4 million bond funding 103 classrooms across nine elementary schools plus expansion of Arcadia and Scottsdale Highs. The Feb 26 election will have 12 polling places from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. with Tonalea School hosting a forum at 7:30 p.m.

Scottsdale Tonalea School Charles C. Holt al Flowers Arcadia Ingleside Kachina Kaibab Kiva Pima Supai Tawan Tonalea Hohokam Navajo Coronado

Local Weather Report From School Page

Eighth graders with scientific instruments contributed to the forecast. Yesterday high 58, low this morning 40. Sunrise 7 13 a m, sunset 6 12 p m. Partly cloudy but mostly fair today and tonight. Slightly warmer with a high near 63 today and a low around tomorrow morning. High tomorrow about 64.

Castro Seizes Nine Americans Near Camaguey Coast

UPI report says nine American men were captured by Castro forces along Cuba's Camaguey Province north coast. A Swiss Embassy official noted they landed in Cuba late Wednesday in a motorized lifeboat and claimed to be on a skin-ning expedition.

Havana UPI Cuba Camaguey

Syncom satellite faces trouble after challenging orbit

CAPE CANAVERAL Fla UPI The United States launched the Syncom satellite aboard a three stage Delta rocket at 935 p m PST aiming for a 22300 mile high orbit to relay North America Africa conversations. After more than five hours trouble signs emerged as an on board small rocket was fired to stabilize the craft but ground tracking soon lost contact.

Cape Canaveral Fla UPI United States Earth North America Africa Syncom

Kennedy says report on Udall challenge to Goldwater unconfirmed

Attorney General Robert Kennedy at a Phoenix press conference dismissed a Scottsdale Progress story about Stewart Udall possibly opposing Barry Goldwater in 1964. He called the report the first he had heard of it and noted the Cuba situation information. Kennedy is on an inspection tour.

Phoenix Robert Kennedy Scottsdale Arizona Stewart Udall Barry Goldwater Progress Story Lyndon Johnson Udall Goldwater Kennedy

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