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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1964

Page

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Police Budget Cuts Limit New Officers In City

The city council plans a $34 million police budget next week as Chief Walter Nemetz seeks $863,621 for 20 new officers. Council trims five positions, leaving four additional field officers possible, with choices to expand the detective division or add a patrol unit.

Walter Nemetz Eouneil Nemetz Nemeth Sai

Rites Scheduled For Tomorrow For William Brooks

Funeral services for William Orla Brooks 74 will be held tomorrow at 10 am at the Paradise Chapel and Funeral 3934 N Indian School Rd. Brooks died Sunday at St Josephs Hospital He was a Bethany College graduate from Lindsborg Kan and moved to Arizona a year ago from Tescott Kan He is survived by his wife Grace Fo two daughters Mrs Harald Fo Fozier of Phoenix and James W Griffin of San Jose Calif a sister Afri Oda Foosier of Topeka Kan five grandchildren and one great grandchild Burial will be in Green Acres Memorial Gardens conducted by Rev Herbert Shipn

William Orla Brooks BC Paccadilly Phoenix T Paradice Dare F. Indian School Brooks Earl's Market St. Joseph's Hoenitat Bethany College Lindsborg Kan Arizona Tescott Grace Fo Harald FE. Fozier James W. Griffin San Jose Califane Afri Oda Fuusier Topeka Herbert Shipn Crreen Acres Memorial Gardens

Asia Neet Begun Talks on Southeast Asia Policy

The high level policy talks among U S leaders and allied officials enter a second day over Southeast Asia strategy. The first day yielded no public decisions as the group weighs Communist pressures in Laos and South Vietnam and aims for a firmer Western stance.

Robert Ibrahim Honolule Cupil Southeast Asia U.S South Viet Nam Henry Cabot Lodee Pacific Forces Adm Harry 1 Keli Grant Sharp Pacific Fleet Felt Dean Rusk Defense Robert McNamara Chaimeit Joint Chiefs of Staff Maxwell Taylor Carl Rowan U.S. Information Agency Arthur Sylvester John McNaughton Sharp William C. Westmoreland U.S. Military Assistance Command Viet Nam Thailand Graham Martin Robert Manning Henry Cabot Lodge Laos South

Castro Claims Cuban Balloons Could Signal New Biological Threat

Fidel Castro accused the United States of testing biological weapons after nine balloons were reportedly dropped over central Cuba near Sonet Spita. The Cuban government said samples could not be collected due to heavy rain, and evidence linking the balloons to the U S was not provided. The communique warned Imperialism might aim to use bacteriological weapons against Cuba.

HAN Ana Ghd Fidel Catro Unitedo oStite Mota Priday Sovnet Spita Cuba Cammanique

Tempe Couple Report Late May Baby Boy Birth

Tempe Mr and Mrs Geronimo Mar ai 1302 North 77th Place welcomed a baby boy on May 1 at home. The newborn joins the family and brings joy to relatives in the community.

Tempe Geronimo Marai

Witness for Dignity address at Goodwin Stadium

The speaker will address the audience at Goodwin Stadium on the Arizona State University campus tomorrow at 7 p.m. The program titled Witness for Human Dignity aims to promote menschlich values and civic responsibility in the university community.

Witness For Human Dignity Goodwin Stadium Arizona State University

India names Lal Bahadur Shastri as prime minister

Lal Bahadur Shastri, little known outside India, was unanimously elected by the Congress party to succeed Jawaharlal Nehru as prime minister. He called for unity and a socialist path, while Morarji Desai and Kumara pledging support as the party moves to stabilize India during a period of crisis.

John F. Barton New Delhi UPI Lal Bahadur Shastri India Congress Party Jawaharlal Nehru Shastri Nehru Morarji Desai Gulzarilal Nanda Desai Nanda Kumara Subcontinent

Market Drift As Major Stocks Edge Lower In Trading Day

UPI reports a tepid stock session with New York Central down 1 44 and Pennsylvania down 44 as the Justice Department reaffirms its stance against a merger. Ford Chrysler GM and AMC mostly unchanged while IBM and RCA move modestly higher. U S Steel gains while Bethlehem slips.

New York Central Pennsylvania Justice Department Og Lines Southern Vaassay Southern Pace

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