Six Die On Arizona Highways Holiday Toll Rises
The Memorial Holiday death toll in Arizona rose to six with 214 highway fatalities for the year, up from 168 last year. A Friday plane crash killed three, while highway accidents claimed four more local victims including Alta Ruth Early of Duarte and the Martin children of Globe. The plane victims were Charles Blair Richard Harper and Lloyd Wolff.
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Racial tensions flare as protests sweep several states
Demonstrations surge in Mississippi Alabama and Georgia as police clash with activists. Nationwide moves include a Philadelphia pact to hire more Black workers and new civil rights measures from the Justice Department.
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Pope John XXIII Fights for Life Amid Pain Killing Injections
The 81 year old pope regained consciousness twice today as doctors gave pain killing injections to ease his final hours. Vatican officials reported he blessed relatives and prayed for peace while remaining in a grave, stationary condition.
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Road Death Toll Climbs Steadily During Memorial Day Weekend
National Safety Council data show highway fatalities rising through the Memorial Day period with 395 deaths by Friday afternoon and a potential total up to 550. Traffic deaths led at 325, followed by drownings 61 and boating 7, across states led by California 38 and New York 298.
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Delay urged for new Scottsdale library building
A professional library consultant advised Scottsdale not to build a permanent library for at least three years. Miss Katherine Mier, appointed to oversee the move to 133 East Main Street, recommends stocking books and expanding services in the remodeled city hall, with a $61 000 tentative budget and $20 000 for new IT books in 1963 64. The plan envisions increased staff, volunteer reliance, and eventual branch locations aided by a bookmobile and cooperative cataloging.
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Annex Trial Stated for Scottsdale Paradise Valley Annexation
A Superior Court trial set to begin Monday will test the proposed annexation of about four square miles by Scottsdale into Paradise Valley. Charles Brewer sues on behalf of George Whitman arguing the Nov 10 ordinance lacked 50 percent signatures of assessed valuation and that the petition did not include an accurate map. The area runs along Scottsdale Road Gold Dust Avenue Pima Road and Bell Road.
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Arizona Special Session Nears End Monday
The Arizona Legislature expected to wind up its second special session as the Senate approved a House appropriations measure for 7.6 million to higher learning, 234 thousand to Tucson Day Care Center, and 187 thousand reallocated for the State Hospital. House delays involved hospital authority concerns and the Day Care bill was killed. The session began last Monday and ends after a House holiday session.
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Machinery to select new pontiff after pope's death
Vatican plans immediate steps to verify John XXIII death and notify cardinals for a consistory within 15 to 18 days. Favorites include Montini of Milan, Aga sianian, Urbani of Venice, and Lercara of Bologna amid Italian-papal tradition.
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Burglars Steal Tools From Blakely Oil Station
Police report thieves ripped a locked drawer from the lubrication bay at Blakely Oil Station located at 3301 N. Hayden Road. Tools valued over 100 dollars were taken between 7 p.m. Friday and 6 a.m. today.
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Partly cloudy with chance of thundershowers and strong winds
Partly cloudy conditions persist with a chance of a few thundershowers this afternoon or evening. Winds may be gusty. Temperatures remain high with today near 94 and tomorrow around 95. overnight lows near 66 and 65 respectively. Yesterday's high reached 98.
Scottsdale Pony League Wins Access To Scottsdale Stadium
The city council intervened in a dispute between two Scottsdale baseball groups over control of Scottsdale Stadium. It ruled that the Scottsdale Pony League led by commissioner Lou Maurizi would be allowed to play there, reversing an earlier decision barring access due to an infield size issue.
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