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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1963
Page
10
Police warn residents and businesses to guard possessions during tourist season. Stay vigilant about loiterers, lock windows and doors, check ceilings and vents, secure cars, keep purses in hand, and notify neighbors if leaving home. Call police for suspicious strangers. Secure bicycles with locks and chains.
Harvey Gantt, a 20 year old architecture student, begins orientation at Clemson College as crowds of students and reporters observe. Troopers monitor the scene while Gantt receives handshakes and light razzing during his court ordered enrollment ahead of the new semester.
Robert Frost, famed American poet laureate and four time Pulitzer winner, died at 1 50 a m EST at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital after a seven week battle with post operative complications from urinary tract surgery. The 88 year old author of The Gift Outright had a long public friendship with President Kennedy and a noted exchange with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev highlighting hopes for easing tensions during the cold war.
About 20,000 Navajo voters are expected for the Tribal Council chair race March 4-5, aiming at an 85 percent turnout the largest ever. Incumbent Paul Jones seeks a third four year term against Samuel Billison and Raymond Nahkai, who won nominations January 21 on the 26 million acre Navajo Reservation. Billison, 39, a Kinlichee council member, holds a master’s in education. his running mate for vice chairman is Dillon Platero, a senior pursuing business at Arizona State University.
House Republicans launch a 10 day study into President Kennedy's order to suspend underground nuclear tests. Rep. Gerald Ford chairs the GOP conference with Rep. Craig Hosmer leading the panel assessing the decision as startling and significant.
Stockholm reports that the Swedish Academy revealed Robert Frost had been nominated several times for the Nobel Prize in Literature. Secretary Anders Oesterling confirmed the poet's nominations, noting the last nomination occurred the year Steinbeck won the prize.
United Press International reports a nationwide wave of strikes expanding in Cleveland papers and New York dailies with talks scheduled in New York. Bus drivers in Kansas City may join actions affecting commuters. two defense plants in St. Louis and Nevada struck, with economic costs over 1 billion.
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