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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1964
Page
10
Molly Spencer argues the canal remains crucial to American commerce and defense despite demonstrations. She favors seeking cooperation with Panamanians while resisting full transfer, warning against dismantling strategic privileges and stressing the need for stable U.S. control.
Arcadia High School announces a staffing expansion to 20 students for its newspaper. New recruits include reporters Janice Roberson Sherry Nalder Joan Taylor Carol Black and Joe Miller ad staffer Janine Volkmar and photographer Roger Sheer.
Southern Democrats seek Republican support to modify the civil rights bill amid eight to ten days of debate. They target three provisions on public accommodations employment and federal aid to states, arguing the sections infringe on property and privacy rights. Leaders plan a vote by February 11.
A reader seeks a mutual fund that shifts from stocks to bonds at market highs and back at lows. The columnist argues no fund can consistently time the market and calls balanced funds with flexible policies difficult to manage and often overhyped.
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Four Scottsdale High School students Dwight Phelps Paul Hans ma Jeff Dwork and Gaylord Cleveland were selected to join a pilot digital computing course at Arizona State University. Lectures and labs run Saturdays from Feb 15 to May 16 with FORTRAN on a $2.5 million IBM computer, taught by Charles Walker to explore problem setup, flow charting and card decks in high school mathematics.
Claudia Kaestner, Scottsdale High senior, was named one of six finalists for the World Championship Junior Rodeo Queen title. The event runs February 15–16 at Mesa rodeo grounds, with the winner chosen by ticket sales. Claudia rides for five years, owns two jumping horses, and is active in TAP at Scottsdale High.
Coronado High School selects Carl Carlson and Robert Wendel for Mr YSA while Cindy Becker and Linda Orton vie for Miss YSA. The annual Leadership Workshop in Scottsdale on Feb 8 is sponsored by the student council with registration at 9 a.m. and a $1.25 lunch-inclusive fee.
Scottsdale High Principal J Tracy Tripp and Coronado Principal Clyde Kidd will attend the National Association of Secondary School Principals Convention in Chicago February 8 12 as representatives of the Scottsdale District. The meeting opens with a speech by Francis Keppel U S Commissioner of Education and includes discussions on curriculum development drop outs grading systems guidance and counseling and current education trends. Visits to local schools will complete the agenda.
Phoenix Evening College offers a Tuesday psychology course for parents 7 to 9 p.m. in room 107 at Scottsdale High School beginning Feb. 4. The two credit class aims to teach adults psychological principles to support child development, taught by William S. Arnott with background in vocational rehabilitation and Gompers Rehabilitation Center. Registration at the first class meeting.
The item notes a dust smeared inscription on the back of a gasoline tank truck reading What Kind of Fue Am I The fragment hints at a playful or cryptic line in a publication by UPI with limited readable text.
Susan Schrieber was chosen Coronado's 1964 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow after achieving the highest score on the written exam. General Mills will award a Homemaker of Tomorrow pin, and her test paper goes to state competition. She graduated Coronado on Jan 17 and plans to attend ASU majoring in medical technology, having participated in Pep Club Choralais and last year's Wizard of Oz production.
The Arizona Morgan Horse Association will host a dinner at 7 p.m. Saturday at Squaw Peak Lanes in Phoenix. Betty Cavitt Gleason, president, says a film program on the modern-day Morgan horse in New England will be shown. Call 946-7358 to attend.
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