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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
5
A Salinas dispatch analyzes potential consequences of ending the bracero program. It cites higher farm wages, increased fruit and vegetable prices, and a chain reaction across communities as farmers struggle to find substitutes and domestic workers.
Hollywood columnist Vernon Scott notes how the character Gidget has become a critical stepping stone to fame for young actresses. He cites Sara Dee, Deborah Wells, and others who leveraged Gidget to star in major films and become box office draws.
Vatican preparations move forward for the secret conclave to elect the 261st pope. Sealed 260 room area, four ballots daily, and two hours of voting each morning and afternoon set the pace as cardinals arrive in Rome. Mindszenty likely absent. Mindszenty has lived in asylum in Budapest since 1956. By Monday night 77 cardinals had arrived. others may be unable to attend due to age or distance. Voting begins Thursday morning with two ballots per session until two thirds are reached.
A compact listing shows 9:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. times for programs including Planet Earth True Adventure ABC News Life of Riley Mickey Morse Club Hawaiian Eye Checkmate Capt Kangaroo Today Show Seven Keys First Aid Search For Tomorrow Truth Or Consequences What's New Jack Benny Show Father Knows Best Who Do You Trust Edge Of Night Make Room For Daddy Best Face of Sweden Living Literature As The World Turns Love That Bob American Newsstand.
A TV preview lists The Jack Benny Show with Gisele MacKenzie featuring her singing piano and violin trio. Garry Moore Show includes The Wonderful Year 1935. Edie Adams final show with Babe Hope Lionel Hampton and U N Children's Choir. late movies on channels 3 5 and 12 with Mary Mary The Lady and The Monster Night Waitress.
Washington Representative O Konski mockingly suggests Congress form a psychiatrists board to test the Supreme Court on school religion bans. Cambridge Brig Gen Gelston warns guards may defend themselves with bayonets if civil rights protests escalate. Boston Reverend Breeden frames the public school boycott as democratic participation in a growing movement.
Miss Delores L Lindsey daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin Lindsey of 335 East First St Scottsdale Ariz was graduated today from Georgetown University School of Foreign Service in Washington DC She majored in International Affairs and served on the Walsh Lecture Series Foreign Student Committee Young Democrats and was secretary of her freshman class A 1959 Scottsdale High School graduate she will attend Georgetown Graduate School next fall on a fellowship
Hollywood UPI reports that television's first big money quiz show is set to air, with promotions highlighting high stakes and a new format. The piece notes the program aims to test human nature under pressure and may alter network game show strategies.
UPI reports Peter Bull joins the film Dr Strangelove as the Russian Ambassador at Shepperton Studios with Peter Sellers George C Scott Sterling Hayden and Keenan Wynn. Irwin Kostal named Disney musical director for Mary Poppins with Sherman brothers songs. Richard Egan signed for Redigo NBC drama. Rehearsal Club marks 50th anniversary as 100 Grand looms big in networks’ quiz show era with high stakes and scrutiny. Channel Swim covers Profumo Keeler space talk and Kennedy on Meet the Press.
Washington reports the Rev. Silas G. Kessler, moderator of the Presbyterian Church, stating that responsible Americans will abide by the Supreme Court's decision in good grace. He urges respect for the ruling and maintains civil harmony in the nation.
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