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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1963
Page
2
Washington reports say the Everglades crash spurs push for cockpit voice recorders on all airliners. Experts warn research cost and reliability issues. last words could mislead investigators in some cases.
Belgian World War II heroine Jeanne Daman will address the United Jewish Welfare Fund Special Gifts Luncheon for the Women's Division on February 20 at the Executive House in Scottsdale. Daman aided Jewish children, taught at No Petits, joined the underground, and later helped rehabilitate Holocaust survivors in Brussels.
California educator Dr. Max Rafferty, California State Superintendent, will address the Arizona Citizens For Strengthening Public School Education at Mountain Shadows on Saturday March 2 at 12 noon. He has long served in California schools and holds degrees from UCLA and USC. Reservations can be made by phoning Mrs. Jack Thompson.
Realtors from the area attend a seminar on real estate exchanging at the Safari Hotel convention center. Directed by Richard Reno of San Diego the event covers corporate image and methods used in real estate exchanging.
Temperatures and precipitation data cover a 24 hour span ending at 4 am. The report notes conditions across regions with highs and lows listed alongside rainfall amounts and notable weather events.
UPI reports hundreds of Latin Americans trained in Cuba for guerrilla warfare and insurgent leadership with thousands receiving ideological schooling and hundreds practical instruction. Officials note Cuban subversion in Latin America remains classified. public notices then detail a 1963 public auction by Southwestern Investment Company in Phoenix, Arizona.
The Tariff Commission rejected a U S plea for higher duties and a 6 5 percent import quota on Canadian softwood lumber, saying imports rise mainly from U S cost pressures and not tariff concessions. Kennedy remains unable to act without a recommendation.
In Baghdad rebel authorities confront a dilemma over 1 500 Soviet military advisers reportedly brought to Iraq at the request of deposed Premier Kassem to train Iraqi armed forces in Russian weapons and equipment. Rebel and civilian forces have crushed Communist resistance in major cities.
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash at 823 N Ist St Phoenix AZ on February 25 1963 at 10 00 am. One 1957 Mercury 2 door A C 8 No 57SL3 5147. Sale by Southwest Investment Company due to seller rights in a conditional sale with Banner Dodge Company and Leroy Bozarth dated April 16 1962 filed with Arizona Motor Vehicle Division. Dated February 11.
Federal mediator Frank ONeill pressed both sides of the Southern Pacific dispute in San Francisco as 11,000 railway clerks face a likely walkout. After a nine day postponement the talks showed little progress and appeared to stall. ONeill warned the hour of truth must arrive soon as meetings concluded.
Mrs. Bernetta E. Mealey of 4038 North 83rd Street is named supervisor of occupational therapy at Samuel Gompers Memorial Rehabilitation Center in Phoenix. She previously led occupational therapy at the Arizona State Tuberculosis Sanatorium in Tempe and was an industrial therapist at the Arizona State Hospital in Phoenix. She is a Western Michigan University graduate in occupational therapy.
U S Treasury Internal Revenue Service notice announces a public auction on February 25 1963 at 9 00 A M in Phoenix Arizona to sell office supplies equipment furniture and more seized from Arizona Newspapers Inc. The sale proceeds to satisfy delinquent taxes with cash certified bank or money orders as accepted payment. Copies of the inventory available at the Main Post Office Phoenix and at 2801 East Washington Street.
Phoenix Superior Court will test an improved case handling system by returning five courts to an individual calendar format. Each division will be assigned 190 cases, aiming to streamline proceedings and reduce backlogs.
Thomas S. Reese, 62, father-in-law of convicted wife slayer Dr. Sam Sheppard, was found shot to death in his East Cleveland apartment in an apparent suicide. He had a shotgun at his side and was discovered with a gunshot wound to the head.
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