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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1963
Page
3
United Press International reports nationwide temperature readings across multiple regions with varied highs and lows. Weather patterns show warm spells in the south and cooler air advancing into northern areas, affecting daily plans and energy use.
Joseph Young of Oakland California was named president on Tuesday of the International Lawyers Council. The UPI report notes his election in THE HAGUE and his status as a respected attorney.
Tucson police interview about 260 people whose signatures appear on allegedly irregular nominating petitions for nine candidates in the city primary. Chief Bernard Garmire says handwriting checks are under way to separate valid from questionable signatures and to obtain signer copies.
The Mari copa County planning commission approved developer Richard P. Hogue's plan to build a $500,000 auto racing track on 320 acres near Estrella Mountain Park five miles south of Cashion. The Phoenix International Raceway would seat 10,000 and host four to seven major meets yearly. The Board of Supervisors will consider the request in August.
The record lists births at St Josephs and Good Samaritan with parent names and dates: Caspers Berry girl July 29 and Den is Marque girl July 27 and Musselman boy July 26. The Maricopa County clerk issued marriage licenses to Benny Joe Bishop and Judy Dean Paxton, both 20, and Charles D Johnson 24 with Judith E Moser 17.
Two 14 year old boys were taken to the police station at 1 33 a m today for curfew violation and released to their parents. Someone broke into the office of Dr Adrian Craig at 218 Stetson Dr causing about 125 damage but nothing missing. Ona Jacobs of 7226 E Villa Way reported her German Weimaraner dog missing and presumed stolen.
Thirteen people died and 30 were injured when a bus failed to negotiate a hill and crashed into a mountainside in Cebu Province. The accident occurred Tuesday, according to officials.
A banquet to honor Mrs Glacida G Smith retiring as director of the Friendly House will be held at 7 30 tonight at the Hotel Westward Ho in Phoenix.
Louis S. Meyers, 51, Scottsdale resident and head of Aluminum Southwest Construction Co., died Wednesday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. He moved from Detroit six years ago, served in World War I, and is survived by Shirley J. Meyers, two sons Michael and Leslie, daughter Jo Ann, three sisters, two brothers, and two additional brothers. Services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Messinger Mortuary with cremation following.
Scottsdale Public Library moves to former City Hall at Community Park and opens at 10 a.m. Friday. About 75 volunteers moved over 16 000 volumes with patrons, Friends group, and staff assisting. Library hours are 10 to 5 daily, and evenings 7 to 9 Monday and Thursday.
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