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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1961

Page

3

Scottsdale Jaycees Plan 37 Projects for Next Year

The Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce aims to complete 37 projects in the coming 12 months. President Roy Ciappini notes possible additional fundraisers to cover a anticipated deficit. Major activities include parade events, a 4th of July party, summer softball, youth programs, and a large Parada Del Ayy festival with safety and civic initiatives. A $4,287 annual budget is set, with expected income around $3,450 from dues and sales.

Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Cerce Roy Ciappini Dan Dan McKinney Jaycees Ibe Ee Parada Ofa Jaycee

Tax Breaks for Be Employed Workers Explored

Washington reports the House may pass a self employed tax relief bill to let post pone income tax payments by diverting part of earnings to a retirement fund with a possible 2 if income tax relief up to 2500 dollars. Debate limited to 40 minutes two thirds vote sought. Congress weighs bipartisan support amid other fiscal moves.

Washington UPD House House ‘Ways & A Committee Treasury Douglas Dillon Senate Foreign Relations Committee Kennedy J. Kright Neel Ralph J. Cordiner General Electric Co Senate

Flickinger resigns as FHA director in Arizona

Kenneth G. Flickinger announces resignation from the Federal Housing Administration post in Arizona after two years. He will remain in Phoenix but has not decided in what capacity.

Phoenix UPI Kenneth G. Flickinger Federal Housing Administration In Arizona Flickinger

Pamphlet Warns of Communist Dangers to Builders

Arizona construction groups led by Dan Mardian launch an educational drive against communist influence. More than 12 000 copies of the envelope enclosure Color Blindness Can Be Fatal urge workers and the public to actively participate in civic life, recognize the red threat, and help others guard against red infiltration.

Arizona Dan’ Mardian Construction, Information Committee The Associated General Contractors Arizona Building Contractors: Association Phoenix Association Home Builders Arizona Agagregate Association Mardian PTA

Boys State in Session With 292 Delegates

The 15th annual Boys State opened in Flagstaff with 292 delegates. Richard W. Meister of Arizona State College delivered a government orientation, comparing American life to a valuable heirloom. Elections are set for Wednesday to install a new governor, with several appointments announced by Sunday.

Flagstaff UPI Boys State Richard W. Meister Arizona State ‘College Meister Steve Copple Yuma Gus Shaw St. Mary's of Phoenix Superior Court Joe Formica Sunnyslope Wesley Miller Coolidge Denny Keating Carl Hayden High School Phoenix Paul Fannin

Youths Keep Untidy House

Tucson police reported finding more than 2000 empty beer cans and 40 whiskey bottles in a house rented to four male students near the University of Arizona. The woman renter said the property had been the past nine months and was a shambles.

Tucson UPI University of Arizona

Toughies' Turn Beach Party Attracts 25 000 Near Riot

Malibu deputies say a KRLA sponsored beach party at Zuma Beach drew about 25 000 youths. Chaos included fights and thefts with 11 arrests before midnight curfew as authorities limited actions to avoid a broader riot. The radio station blamed a few troublemakers for the disturbances.

Malibu Calif Grunion Zuma Sheriff's Deputies A. Los Toeast l. Pim Cooy

Week's Recess Granted in Eichmann Trial

In Jerusalem the Eichmann trial court grants a one week recess to finish the defense case. Judge Moshe Landau and prosecutors agreed to pause a week with Eichmann to testify when the session resumes June 19. Witness Yaakov Friedman testified he saw Eichmann among SS officers at Maidanek in 1942 and heard him issue orders.

Jerusalem UPD Adolf Eichmann Moshe’ ‘Landau Eichmann Robert Servatius Landau Richmann Maidanek Yaakov: Friedman

Postmaster Hikes CCD Delivery Rates

Postmaster General J Edward Day announced increases in COD delivery charges effective August 1 as postal costs rise. A new 13 cent international air mail stamp will debut June 28 in New York to replace the 10 cent stamp for air mail to Central and South America. Rates up to 150 to 200 dollar value remain at 410 cents per package.

Day C. O.D

Court Upholds U S Control of Indian Labor

The Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling giving the National Labor Relations Board jurisdiction over labor matters on the Navajo Indian Reservation. The decision signals a shift as tribes have long claimed sovereignty over western lands. The case centered on a 1960 effort to unionize a uranium mill operated by Texas Zinc Minerals Corp. on the reservation near the San Juan River in Utah, producing about $50 million annually.

Washington UPI Supreme Court National Labor Relations Board Indiana NLRB San Francisco District of Columbia Texas Zinc Minerals Corp San Juan River Utah

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