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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1964

Page

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Portofino Billboard Debate Highlights Community Split

Scottsdale residents clash over perceived indecent advertising at Portofino Theater. Mrs. K J Leonard urges men’s groups to pressure removal while portofino manager Les Natali and Art Theater Guild president Louis Sher defend current billboards as non obscene. Sher cites small audience and mixed reactions to foreign films and kids’ shows.

Portofino K. J. Leonard Scottsdale Les Natali Portofino’s Sher Fresno Calif Phoenix Kiva Woman’s Club

Ear Reattachment Drama After Duarte Crash

In Duarte California a 54 year old woman, Rose Gartman, was trapped after a collision with a barrier and was airlifted to Santa Teresita Hospital. Deputies returned to the scene when hospital staff asked for her ear, recovered the severed part from the car, and it was reattached after saline immersion. Doctors say it will take days to determine if the body will accept the transplant. Gartman had been thrown through the windshield and bled heavily. the car was washed by firemen before being moved.

Reservation Makes Bid For Satellite Airport

The Salt River Reservation explores locating a satellite airport on tribal land as an alternative to Scottsdale Thunderbird Field. Tribal officials say talks with Scottsdale are ongoing while FAA and local leaders discuss a possible site and zoning hearing. Local objections cite noise and property value concerns as city planners note the need for a regional airport.

Salt River Reservation Scottsdale Thunderbird Field Cactus Scottsdale Rd George Cassaday Thunderbird Samuel L. Costanzo Costanzo Paradise Valley Jack Huntress Phoenix George H. Fretz Fretz

Thunderbird Field Cleared as Satellite Airport for Sky Harbor

The FAA clears Thunderbird Field for use as a satellite airport to Sky Harbor. Runway would need full reconstruction for increased use. current pavement is broken and field is in fair but usable condition. Expansion plans await Scottsdale action and possible federal funding.

Federal Aviation Agency FAA Thunderbird Field Sky Harbor FFA Eugene Scofield Scottsdale

Arizona House introduces Job Education Bill and veterans tax proposal

The Arizona House debated two measures. A vocational education bill would fund districts and create an advisory council for a state plan to expand programs. A veterans tax exemption bill was sponsored by Rep. Douglas Holsclaw and 24 others from both parties.

Phoenix UPI Arizona House State Board of Education Advisory Council Douglas Holsclaw R - Pima

Two Scottsdale Residents Donate For Hospital Instruments

Scottsdale Baptist Hospital officials report a donation from two residents to aid surgical instruments. A penciled letter accompanies the gift from Tracy Vance who says she earned the money by selling roses with help from Cosett Whitney. Acting administrator Earl Eddins said the 18 cents will be put to good use.

Scotsdale Baptist Hospital Scottsdale Tracy Vance Cosett Whitney Tracy Earl Eddins

Chamber Sign Panel To Review Law Draft

The Chamber of Commerce sign ordinance committee meets tonight at 6 30 at the Executive House to consider suggestions to the ordinance draft. Committee Chairman J R Sanderson invites all affected groups to submit recommendations on how the ordinance might be improved. The Chamber claims the present ordinance is outmoded and too restrictive.

Chamber Chamber of Commerce Executive House J. R. Sanderson

Weather sketch with variable conditions and temps

Partly cloudy skies shift to fair tonight and tomorrow. Today’s high near 65 with tomorrow’s low around 37 and high near 66. U.S. Weather Observer Willard L. Groanee reported Monday’s high 70 and low 52 at Mummy Mountain station with a trace of rain recorded.

U.S Willard L. Groanee Mummy Mountain

Kennedy warns of risk of wider war if Southeast Asia crisis not settled

Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy told President Johnson the Malaysia dispute could pull the United States into full scale war. He reported after a 12 day peacemaking tour to Asia and met with Sukarno, Macapagal, Tengku Abdul Rahman, Thai officials and British leaders before returning to Washington. The president called Kennedy’s mission important and warned war could spread if the crisis continues.

Washington UPI Robert F. Kennedy Johnson United States Southeast Asia Malaysia Kennedy Indonesia Asia Australia New Zealand U.S Malaya Singapore British Borneo Severak North Borneo Sukarno Tokyo Djakarta Diosdads Macapagal Tengku Abdul Rahman Bangkok Sir Alec Douglas - Home London

Scottsdale Luncheon Club president named at Papago Lanes

Mrs. Edna Scott of 6643 E Vernon St was elected president of the Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club at a noon gathering today at Papago Lanes. Scott is a saleswoman for Dick Searles Realty.

Edna Scott E. Vernon St Scottsdale Democratic Papago Lanes Scott Dick Searles Realty

Plans Hit by Residents Over Thunderbird Field Expansion

Seymour Petrovsky outgoing president of Desert Estates says city plans to expand Thunderbird Field are ridiculous and rushed. City council will not act until a feasibility study is completed. homeowners near the WWII training field elect six new directors including Petrovsky automatically and seven other candidates compete.

Seymour Petrovsky Desert Estates Property Owners Assn Thunderbird Field Osmond Burton, Jr Petrovsky Dale Barnes Donald Brandes Ed Edwards Jerry Friedrich Bob Howe

Warning Issued On Ad Solicitors In Arizona

Police Chief Walter Nemetz warned Scottsdale business owners about advertising solicitors for the fictitious Arizona Police and Peace Officers Journal. The scammers have operated three years, moving from Scottsdale to Tucson. Merchants approached should contact Scottsdale Police Department immediately.

Walter Nemetz Arizona Police and Peace Officers’ Journal Scottsdale Tucson Scottsdale Police Dept

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