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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1964

Page

3

Scottsdale Teachers Earn Above National Average

The Scottsdale School District pays classroom teachers more than the national average according to NEA figures, though it trails the state average. The 1963-64 NEA data show national pay rising to about 5963 with Arizona at ninth in salary rankings while per capita buying power lagged.

Scottsdale School District The National Education Association States District of Columbia Jim Sturdevant Scottsdale Alaska California New York Connecticut Illinois Far West Mideastern Great Lakes New England Rocky Mountain Southwest Plains Southeast NEA Arizona

Negro Attends First Classes At University

Harold Alonzo Franklin, 31, the first Black student to desegregate Auburn University, began history classes amid guarded campus security and minor catcalls. Four white students faced suspensions for removing off limits signs as desegregation continues. A separate notice details a Bank of Scottsdale auction of a 1963 Chevy II for Braiker Construction Co. at 10 am January 17, 1964.

Auburn Ala UPI Harold Alonzo Franklin Auburn University Magnolia Franklin Alabama University of Alabama al Lingo University Magnolia Hall United Press International Bank of Scottsdale Braiker Construction Co Old Scottsdale Rd Scottsdale Arizona W. W. Hill

Scottsdale Ranks Fourth in State for Businesses

Dun & Bradstreet lists Scottsdale as fourth in Arizona with 640 businesses in the January Reference Book. Phoenix leads at 7,970, Tucson 3,694, Mesa 655, and other cities follow. the firm mailed statements to 19,427 businesses in over 200 Arizona towns to compile credit reports for 2.8 million firms.

Scottsdale Dun & Bradstreet, Inc Arizona Dun & Bradstreet Phoenix Tucson Mesa Yuma Flagstaff Tempe Prescott Glendale Douglas Nogales Bisbee W. T. O’connell

Johnson Returns to White House for Budget and State of the Union Prep

President Johnson, refreshed after a Texas ranch visit, returns to the White House for budget meetings and final touches on the State of the Union. He will confer with top aides and cabinet officials ahead of delivering the address to Congress, and plans international talks with Italy’s Antonio Segni mid January.

Washington UPI Johnson Texas White House Congress Antonio Segni

Doris Day Tops Box Office Again in 1963 Poll

Doris Day is the top box office star for the second straight year in the 32nd annual poll by Motion Picture Herald. John Wayne is the top male star, with Rock Hudson Jack Lemmon Cary Grant Elizabeth Taylor Elvis Presley Sandra Dee Paul Newman and Jerry Lewis also listed. Wayne’s 14th appearance places him second to Cooper and Gable among all time box office champions.

Hollywood UPI Doris Day John Wayne Motion Ficture Herald Rock Hudson Jack Lemmon Cary Grant Elizabeth Taylor Elvis Presley Sandra Des Paul Newman Jerry Lewis Miss Day Wayne Gary Cooper Clark Gable

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