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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
4
Speakers at a Rotary luncheon emphasized a statewide need for a medical school in Arizona to train physicians locally. The discussion highlighted benefits for community health, improved doctor availability, and regional medical education growth.
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Power service manager reports six new excc tive meters installed in May by Southover Progen. Updated figures show April value 996 and meters in service at end of May 447.
Local unrest grows as Montgomery officials face protests over bus driver policies and racial tensions. Officers report demonstrations near city hall while community leaders demand action and clearer guidance from transit authorities.
Eldridge schedules two five week bomb detection courses for government employees. Sessions run Saturdays from 8:20 am to 2:52 pm with a noon break, starting June 7 1962. Enrollment ends June 29 with no charge and certificates of competence offered upon completion.
Cloud cover over the Johnston Island area forces postponements of a rocket borne nuclear test planned miles above the Pacific. The test, delayed from early today, is rescheduled for another attempt in the early morning window as weather clogs airspace and operations near Hawaii.
A road-woman watched a portable camera and utility trailer drive away with a man who claimed to rent them from her husband. Deputies reported 4114 East Bell Road resident I Kowalt as reporting the loss after her husband said he did not rent the items. The incident followed the husband’s absence and a man’s assertion of rental.
The report details a wide federal and local investigation into the death of Marshall, with FBI agents, county sheriff's deputies, the district attorney's office, and a private detective involved. It notes a grand jury hearing and mentions Joe Cues and Beams The Story as figures in the probe.
Public legal notice announces Joanne Kies filing for letters of administration for Isabel B Becker in Maricopa County Arizona. A hearing is scheduled for June 27 1962 at 9 00 am in Division 11 Courtroom of the Maricopa County Courthouse Phoenix. All interested parties must appear to show cause why the order should not be entered. Published June 15 18 and 19 1962.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev warned that tensions over East Germany could trigger war. The remarks, tied to a speech on Berlin and a separate peace with a Soviet bloc ally, reflected Cold War anxieties about U S and NATO actions and the potential redrawing of Europe.
Arlee Maxwell a Phoenix state highway department maintenance foreman with 30 years service was fired after a council hearing found him guilty of charges including using state employees and equipment for personal gain and showing favoritism. The probe cited ordering crews to move equipment to his friend, influencing votes, and building a fireplace with state funds. A public hearing on the budget is set for July 5.
Fragmented court notes discuss mixed foods and unclear references to parties and dates. The text mentions names or terms resembling Salissle Somters Flaoden and Le ernie and a possible case involving James Commbers with disrupted wording and uncertain details.
Geny Moore Jr as receiver oversees an involuntary bankruptcy of Estes, with 6 creditors and assets around 20.79 million dollars under court control. The debtor’s businesses will continue under Moore while assets are auctioned and proceeds divided among creditors.
The Phoenix area school system plans a record $7 million boost for nine high schools and Pavennix College as the budget climbs nearly 17 trillion from this year. The current tax rate is expected to rise from 92.16 to 223 on assessed value.
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