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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
2
A Defense Department study awards 23000 dollars to test if a shipboard wit benefits isolated crews. Commander Dawks reports a wit second class mostly falls flat, with pranks and jokes that annoy and amuse, ending with the wit being ashore after the crew fires him through a torpedo tube.
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee that the civil rights program can do more toward curing racial oppression than any other measure now. He stressed urgency of rights legislation and pledged to work with Congress on the public accommodations section amid debate over what constitutes substantial interstate commerce connection.
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President Kennedy asked Congress to impose a temporary graduate tax on foreign borrowing of U.S. capital to reduce the balance of payments deficit. The plan, lasting through 1965, would tax loans 2.75 to 15 percent based on term, aiming to curb overseas dollar outlays and support free capital movement.
Phoenix UPI report says sixteen hospitals will help Blue Cross cover 1963 patient claims. Three hospitals want a signed repayment agreement, and 27 have not decided. Blue Cross asks 46 member hospitals to commit 3 percent of this year’s income to the reserve fund per American Hospital Association rules. Hospitals to accept only what Blue Cross can pay after reserves and costs.
Memorial Maryvale and Doctors hospitals seek a written guarantee from Blue Cross that losses absorbed this year will be repaid. The dispute over rail work rules heads toward a July 29 deadline with no evident last minute settlement. President Kennedy urged a negotiated end, but no progress appeared.
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow for Paul A. Hadlock 43 superintendent of construction for Malouf Enterprises Inc. He died Tuesday at his home 7225 E Latham. Survivors include wife Cleo son Gary A three daughters Judith Ann Catherine E and Susan Ray his stepmother Mrs Charles E Hadlock and two sisters Mrs Nora Christensen and Mrs Opal Church.
Sheriff Cecil Richardson said Robert Alford, 56, Santa Rosa, California, who confessed to slaying three Stockton children, now calls it a cock and bull story and says another person took Teddy Walker 12, Jacqueline 11, and Carol Ann McCain 14 near the Grand Canyon. He is held without bail as deputies sort fact from fiction.
President Kennedy said indications point to pressure in the China Russia dispute but opinions may reverse with history. He favored a limited nuclear test ban without a summit and would meet Khrushchev only if essential to a binding accord. He stressed no secret deals with the Moscow talks and Senate approval for any agreement. NATO allies would be kept fully informed and not assured on a NATO Warsaw Pact nonaggression pact. The Moscow talks were described as businesslike and a ban preventing atmospheric and underwater blasts remained hoped for.
The Record lists Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Mathes of 8216 E Granada welcoming a boy on July 17 and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Thomas Route 1 welcoming a girl on July 15.
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