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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
6
Donaldson urged Scottsdale city leaders to make decisive choices on hiring a Phoenix architect for the civic center and approving a 40 acre residential rezoning at Pima and Indiana. He argued decisions must be made despite opposition, weighing economic impact and growth against community character.
City manager Bill Donaldson took an extended afternoon off to marry Ann Linehan in Las Vegas. He will return to City Hall Monday morning with his new wife residing in Scottsdale along with his two stepsons. The marriage is announced as the couple plans to live at a home on Orange Blossom Lane.
FBI tests show no evidence connecting a 1960 white Ford pickup owned by Donald Rice to the May 19 death of nine year old Charles Guy at 8521 E. McDowell Rd. Blood had previously been found on the bumper but could not determine the blood type. Rice, 40, was arrested May 22 on an aggravated assault warrant.
Judge William Holohan heard a motion to halt Avis Read's restaurant at 7610 E McDonald Dr after 17 neighbors objected. The county zoning commission had on May 6 granted a nonconforming use extension for the site, which previously housed an art gallery and school.
Scottsdale city council faces a decision between Benny Gonzales of Phoenix and Joe Wong, both favored by STEP coordinators who heard their pitches. The council could split design and inspection duties or hire one firm to handle both, with local ties and community stakes shaping the final vote.
UPI reports American marines beat Communist forces near Da Nang air base. Two marines killed and 19 wounded, ground troops counting 19 guerrillas killed and 11 wounded. Phantom jets struck Viet Cong units.
Gemini 4 pilots James McDivitt and Edward White completed 24 hours in orbit as ground control urged fuel conservation and canceled two orbital changes. The voyage saw a paper and debris buildup inside the capsule and hatch issues that delayed reentry preparations. White conducted a spacewalk lasting eight minutes beyond the assigned time, while mission controllers planned a planned lower fuel orbit to ensure a safe return, with all systems reported functioning.
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