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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1963
Page
3
Treasury issues new notes and bonds several times a year. Individuals subscribe by sending orders to a Federal Reserve Bank or the U.S. Treasurer, often via their bank. For example a June issue sold $1.9 billion with full allotment up to $100,000 per customer.
USAFE responds rapidly to the Skopje quake with a field hospital and airlifted supplies. Ramstein base in West Germany trains and dispatches planes carrying the 322nd Air Division personnel to Belgrade, delivering relief and vaccines while coordinating with Yugoslav authorities.
Two white rhinoceros, Kehtla and Kwanjan, arrived at Phoenix Maytag Zoo in Papago Park from Natal South Africa. The 18 month olds weigh about 1 200 pounds now and may reach three to four tons and seven feet tall as adults. They were donated by Mr and Mrs John C Pritzlaff Jr of Scottsdale. The pair live in an enclosure mimicking Kenyan habitat.
Chanen Construction Co. will begin two more buildings at the Biltmore Fashion Center where it already builds for J Magnin and Sak’s Fifth Avenue. The 20 acre center is developed by Arizona Biltmore Estates, Inc., at 24th Street and Camelback Road, Phoenix.
Acting City manager Tom Cochran said mailed letters alert owners of the litter ordinance requiring parcels to be trash and debris free. Owners have a short compliance window before a warning, then 30 days to clean up after which the city may bill and place a lien if unpaid. Since March 1962 Phoenix notes show 642 notices with 404 owner cleanups and 168 city-cleaned parcels, the local rule modeled after Phoenix.
Senate liberals led by Williams oppose a one year extension of the Mexican bracero farm labor program. Proxmire McCarthy Neuberger join criticisms of rushing the bill to a vote without hearings. Allott’s extension bill comes after the House killed a two year extension, Agriculture Committee favours passage over four dissenters. Williams invites Labor officials to a hearing on domestic labor impacts.
UPI reports Premier Khrushchev shared a peace pipe with visiting U S Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman in a Kremlin meeting to mark their talks. Freeman, a former Minnesota governor, presented the pipe as a symbol of world peace. Khrushchev, who does not smoke, accepted it and observed the gesture before the talks began.
UPI report profiles Capt. Samuel R. Maschella as an Air Force demolitions expert turned salvage chief in Viet Nam. He races to crash sites to recover wreckage and weapons before Viet Cong rivals, aided by Vietnamese Army guards. He recalls a cocky Viet Cong salvage attempt on a B26 and recounts booby trap cleanups and a village that survived a deadly mine.
Veteran architect Michael Radoslovich argues downtown schools are wasted space and costly. He urges embedding schools in skyscrapers or large apartment buildings with separate school entrances, citing New York and Chicago as facing similar issues.
Scottsdale mother Janette Blan is jailed after failing to appear for her Superior Court trial on neglect charges. Her four daughters, ages three to ten, were placed in foster care. bond was reinstated for an August 12 trial.
UPI New York Sen Barry Goldwater warned against a Soviet non aggression pact calling it sheer stupidity He spoke at the Beauty and Barber Supply Institute convention and said he would keep an open mind on ratifying the Moscow test ban pact while criticizing its failure to ban underground tests and noting Soviet and Chinese tests.
Marvin Leslie Davis 27, a former airman from Tucson, was sentenced to two consecutive life terms without parole for the murders of Lucile Betten 50 and Pauine Saxon 62. Judge Ross Jones rejected a death sentence, noting Davis must live with his conscience.
Rev. Eugene McGuire announces a $100000 convent for Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. The two story building will house 12 nuns and rise east of the social hall on Second Street. Kosoff and Son Construction Co. of Scottsdale will complete the project in four months with Don Van Ess as architect.
Pat O'Brien of 4601 N 75th St said Monday someone entered his unlocked garage and stole a two man life raft and paddles valued at 40 dollars.
Two boys aged 14 and 16 were arrested Monday at 3 15 pm after taking six stamp packages worth 60 cents at the T G Y Store Papago Plaza. Police turned them over to their parents.
Scottsdale police arrested three women for petty theft after an attempted shoplifting at Basha's Market. Carol Aslanian, 24, and Susan L. Moore, 23, allegedly concealed a bottle of salad dressing and two New York cut steaks in a purse before being stopped by the store manager. Nellia Banta, 41, admitted stealing 94 cents of cosmetics at another Basha's location. Bonds posted and recognizance granted.
In Bourg de Perge France surgeons attempted a rare hand graft on a boy who lost both hands in a tractor mower accident last Saturday. The operation had only a one in ten thousand chance of success and ended unsuccessfully.
Scottsdale police responded to 7300 E Coronado area after Maricopa County Sheriff s Office reported a nude blond haired boy around 18 years old running between houses and knocking on windows. The area was searched but the individual was not found.
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