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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1963

Page

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Wallace Ready to Back Down At Alabama University Entry

President Kennedy federalized the Alabama National Guard and authorized use of Army troops to enforce admission of two Negroes to the University of Alabama. Gov Wallace had blocked entry in defiance of Kennedy's proclamation and a federal court order.

Washington UPI Kennedy Alabama National Guard Defense Robert S. McNamara University of Alabama Alabama George C. Wallace McNamara United States U.S. District Court Wallace

Crime in Scottsdale Up 23.6 Percent Through May 1963

Police report seven major crime categories show overall rise in Scottsdale from January through May 1963 versus 1962. Robbery soars 600 percent, burglary up 109 percent, grand larceny down 28 percent, petty larceny up 84 percent, auto theft down 81 percent, with no homicides or rapes in either period. Juvenile complaints ease slightly in May.

Scottsdale Kenneth Pepper

Wallace prepares to yield as federal troops move on Alabama campus

Governor George Wallace read a proclamation in Foster Auditorium and refused to admit Vivian Malone and James Hood to the University of Alabama as federal troops arrive to enforce integration. Justice Department officials indicated the two students would be registered later that day despite Wallace’s stance.

Wallace Alabama National Guard Foster Auditorium Washington Justice Department Miss Malone Hood University of Alabama Kennedy Vivian Malone James A. Hood University U.S Atty Nicholas Katzenbach Katzenbach United States Edwin Guthman

Variable Cloudiness With Thunder Showers Forecast

Weather forecast notes variable cloudiness today and tonight with a chance of scattered afternoon or evening thunder showers. Winds southwest 15 to 30 mph. Temperatures: high around 93 today, low near 60 tomorrow morning, high about 91. Yesterday's high 96, low 63.

There’s Still Time To Join Park Activities

Late registrants may still enroll in city parks and recreation summer programs in progress. Programs include a children's theatre workshop and art classes for all ages at area schools and the Community Center with bridge chess and checkers clubs. Instruction led by Nancy McCarthy, Bill Manderfield and Ron Wyancko. details at the parks and recreations office.

Old City Hall E. Main Street Nancy McCarthy Bill Manderfield Ron Wyancko

New Annexation Effort Reported

Rev. Lee J. Smallsteed chairs the We're For Scottsdale Committee which plans to circulate annexation petitions in the east side next week. The group aims to begin with a section of the east side to refine procedures before addressing the entire district.

Lee J. Smallsteed We're For Scottsdale East Side Smallsreed

Teen-ager film company stages double bill premiere here

Scottsdale youths stage a world premiere double feature Desert Outpost and Valley of Hell with 75 attendees. 17 year old Mike Naddeo leads 18th Century Wolf films as stock investors and seven partners back a $125 budget, aiming for a Civil War color saga.

Mike Brown Don Wilson Mike Naddeo Eric August Scottsdale Desert Outpost Valley of Hell E. Fairmont Wolf” Films Ronald Crutchfield Naddeo N. 83Rd St Chris Pischke N. 49Th Pl Mike Gregory Brown 83Rd St Crutchfield Mickey Means E. Fairmont Ave Pischke Valley of Fear Steve Spielberg Arcadia High 49Th St Canyon Films of Arizona Camelback Mountain

Death Lead Found In Williams Candy Operation

Coconino County Sheriff Cecil Richardson linked three slain Negro children found near Williams to a door-to-door candy selling ring. Victims include two girls and a boy aged about 9 to under 17, shot with 32 and 45 caliber guns. The operation reportedly ran two cars with several children selling candy under a man with Phoenix and Los Angeles addresses.

Flagstaff Coconino County Cecil Richardson Tucson Richardson U.S. 66 Williams Phoenix Los Angeles

Saboteurs Burn American Plant In Venezuela

Pro Castro aligned saboteurs attacked the U S owned Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co warehouse in Caracas causing a three hour blaze with damage around 500000 dollars. Police say four men participated and some were linked to the Venezuelan Communist party. two stolen cars were used and all Caracas fire units battled the fire.

Caracas Venezuela UPI Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Venezuelan Communist Party

Town House project cleared by planning commission

The plan for a 30 acre town house development north of Chaparral Road on Rogers Lane was approved by the city planning and zoning commission. Seth Horne Development Corporation proposes 86 units on 10 acres with two and three bedroom layouts.

Chaparral Road Rogers Lane City Planning and Zoning Commission Seth Horne Development Corporation Highland and Scottsdale Road Harry Lenart Osborn Road Ruth Zimmerman Villa Monterey Malouf Enterprises Shea Boulevard

Property Tax To Be Fixed By City Council

The city council meets tomorrow at 8 p.m. to set the property tax levy for the next fiscal year. The rate will be $1.18 per $100 of assessed valuation, the second consecutive increase. Predicted revenue rises to $2,640,026, an 18.1 percent jump from this year’s $2,218,770. The council plans to spend exactly what it receives, with the budget formally adopted Wednesday and no objections raised.

Kennedy promotes new civil rights package in Congress

President Kennedy presented a civil rights package to Democratic leaders who predicted swift passage. Speaker McCormack and Senate Leader Mansfield praised the proposals and anticipated an effective bill before the session ends. Atty. Gen. Kennedy briefed lawmakers on the plan to outlaw segregation in public accommodations and interstate commerce, allow federal school desegregation suits, and create a federal race relations conciliation service.

Washington UPS Kennedy Congress John W. McCormack White House McCormack

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