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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1962
Page
7
A balmy Friday night near Surprise Park in northern New Jersey saw a large group of high school students including girls, packing cars for a popular recreation area. Police acted swiftly, uncovering homemade liquor in trunk loads and warning that underage drinking remains a widespread issue among teens nationwide.
Scottsdale residents respond to tax rate changes with loyalty comments while planning events for Hatari premiere at the Kachina Theater. The Chamber of Commerce coordinates charity rides, volunteer opportunities, and a police ball headlined by banjoist Eddie Peabody. Local schools, churches, and Jaycees are noted for civic efforts and youth programs.
UPI reports New York traders return to the Street to catch up after a frantic week. Daily turnover reached 5,760,000 shares, with mild declines in prices and the Dow at 611.05, down 2.31 from Thursday's close. Major issues like American Telephone and Telegraph and Bethlehem Steel posted slight losses amid a steadier session.
Fragmentary item notes a juvenile event at Fort Grant with unclear details about attendees and outcomes. The readable text mentions a meeting or activity and the location Fort Grant but lacks names, dates, or concrete results. Further context is unavailable from the fragment.
Cliff Sterrenberg, mother of Joyce Ann Sterrenberg, expresses confidence the killer of her daughter's fiance Tim McKillop will be found. She notes an $8,000 reward fund and urges private citizens and others to add to the swelling total to aid lawmen in securing a capture.
West Berlin police report Communist guards wounded a 16 year old girl and dragged another teen across the border Friday night. Shots struck the girl in the hip as guards fired at least two rounds. A companion was seized and taken behind barbed wire amid unfolding talks with Western commanders over shootings.
Veteran White House shorthand reporter, who had transcribed news conferences since Franklin D. Roosevelt, was fired Friday. Rochagna said, twist of events ended his stint at the presidency.
The first U S nuclear test in the skies over Johnston Island in the South Pacific was postponed tonight and rescheduled for 10 p m Eastern Sunday. The Atomic Energy Commission confirmed the delay but gave no reason. Protests had gathered in Tokyo near Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda's residence and the U S Embassy.
Weather Bureau predicts scattered clouds and possible storms over Paradise Valley and Bradshaw Mountains. Low near 64 degrees with a cooling trend expected Monday and Tuesday. June rainfall forecast calls for below normal rain in the far Southwest and varied conditions across the nation.
Vaughan A. Hall and James H. Nicholson, both of Scottsdale, were killed in a head-on crash near Indio, California on U S 60 70. Nicholson owned Outpost Inn 3400 N 60th St Scottsdale Hall formerly managed it. The truck driver was uninjured. Funeral services set for Long Beach.
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