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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1963
Page
3
Safety plans for the Fourth of July weekend include full patrols aircraft radar and marked and unmarked cars. Gov. Paul Fannin urged drivers to slow to conditions and practice courtesy to curb highway deaths. Arizona recorded 1963 fatalities rising from 1962 on this date.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev offered to sign a nuclear test ban immediately except for underground tests and proposed a simultaneous non aggression pact with NATO and the Warsaw Pact. He left unclear if the package hinges the test ban on a Western non aggression pact, with Frankfurt on the Oder speech to follow. He arrived in East Berlin and plans to depart for Moscow as Sino Soviet talks loom.
The Arizona Supreme Court ruling abolishing sovereign immunity may expose highway department workers to liability for accidents at holiday coffee break stands run by Handee promoting traffic safety. Junior chambers and other groups planned July 4 stands offering free coffee milk or soda and rest. Highway Patrol head says patrolmen won’t stop the stands but sponsors would face responsibility for incidents. State Jaycee president Mel Martin will seek talks with Gov. Fannin for a settlement.
The Beijing Foreign Ministry circulated a note in Moscow accusing the Soviet Union of blocking Sino Soviet negotiations set to begin Friday. The note, released in Peking and handed to embassies abroad, cites the expulsion of Chinese diplomats and students as unfounded. Khrushchev allegedly congratulated Tito on his Yugoslav presidency.
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A cold front drops temperatures in the upper Midwest while violent thunderstorms sweep the Ohio Valley and lower Mississippi Valley. The heat wave ends from the Mississippi to the Atlantic as reports of deaths from lightning and a Mohawk Airlines crash in Rochester, New York, are noted.
Baghdad Radio reported a Communist plot to seize Rashid camp was crushed at dawn in a half hour by Iraqi military forces national guard police and the people. The Revolutionary Command said agents were being questioned by a special committee.
A bulletin lists conditions for the 24 hour period ending at 4 am with temperatures and precipitation totals across multiple regions.
A Scottsdale woman, Mrs John B Marron, won 450 on the Password TV quiz last week in New York City. The show featuring Mrs Marron and Bill Cullen airs Monday at 8 pm on Channel 10. She is vacationing with family and lives at 6625 E Granada.
Labor Secretary W. Wilard Wirtz renewed efforts to avert a nationwide railroad strike by entering new talks. He meets with J. E. Wolfe and five railroad brotherhood negotiators, aiming to break the deadlock near the July 19 deadline and seek suggestions to move bargaining forward.
J Harold Saks of the Anti Defamation League told a Bnai Brith meeting that anti-Semitic mail flow through U S post offices has reached an all time high. He cited a case of mail from Amarillo Texas to a northern California motel operator urging Jewish males to be recruited for war in the Middle East.
Papaya Plaza completed today a three day program of swimming instructions for children. sponsor was the American Red Cross. The Maricopa County Medical Auxiliary provided instructors. Mrs. Raymond Thomas directed. Mrs. Pearl Koufax said parents were enthusiastic and hoped for more safety programs at the plaza.
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