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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
2
Charles McDowell Jr notes Time magazine's Goldwater portrait without his signature glasses prompts mixed voter judgments. The piece discusses how oversized frames shape public image, compares to other leaders like Dirksen Mansfield and Kennedy, and suggests eyewear now signals political charisma.
In Pittsburgh the Human Relations Committee HRC meeting with 11 steel firms and the United Steelworkers stalls as Wage Policy Committee led by David J. McDonald delays action. No proposals emerged after two days of talks with no binding conclusions and a possible 1965 contract framework under study.
Answer list reads like a mixed bag of definitions and partial words including 44-Coarse matte wool 45-Prefix not 41-Macaw 49-Tooth and 1-Girl's name. Entries cover nouns adjectives and place names with references to Faroe Islands, Algerian seaport, barkcloth, compass points, and chemical symbol tantalum.
Washington sources said the administration expects a tax cut this year despite civil rights delays. Kennedy seeks about 10.4 billion, with possible reductions around eight billion. Mills recessed to draft a bill, committee plans net 600 million in revenue to offset 13.7 billion in rate cuts.
The city board of adjustments approved six variances to sign and planning ordinances. Approvals include a Circle K sign above roof line at 1207 N Scottsdale Rd and a patio at 7656 E Meadowbrook Ave. Additional projects: a 13 unit apartment building with pool near El Dorado Lane, a bedroom addition at 7240 E Wilshire Dr, and removal of parking requirements at 410 Craftsman Ct. One sign variance for a time and temperature sign at 6950 E Camelback Rd was denied. Five applications were withdrawn or tabled.
John De Wayne Burrell and Bobby Favors, fugitives from a seven man prison escape, face three counts of attempted murder in Phoenix. They allegedly shot at three sheriff's deputies during a high speed chase and gun battle in a Glendale school yard. Burrell is serving 5 to 10 years for grand auto theft and Favors 10 to 18 years for robbery.
United Press International provides 24 hour temperature and precipitation figures ending at 4 am. Weather readings cover major cities and regions, outlining highs, lows, and rainfall amounts for the period.
An antisegregation protest in Savannah Georgia turned violent as about 1 000 demonstrators clashed with police outside the Holiday Inn Motel. Tear gas and arrests followed, with four injured including a detective and 274 demonstrators taken into custody. Other protests occurred in Danville Virginia and Albany Georgia. President Kennedy invited leaders to discuss racial issues in Washington.
The city council filled vacancies on the planning and zoning commission and the board of adjustments. Robert L. Davis, engineer at Cannon Electric, will serve six years on the planning and zoning commission. Kent B. Huson, owner of Scottsdale Insurance, will serve three years on the board of adjustments. Matthew Shannon was named chairman of the board of adjustments.
The Education and Labor Committee expected to pass the fair employment practices bill endorsed by President Kennedy. A five member Equal Employment Opportunities Commission would oversee bans on job discrimination and enforcement in federal courts. The plan mirrors the National Labor Relations Board structure with an administrator handling complaints. Taxes policy notes a potential eight billion dollar tax cut this year. The report also covers broadcasts editorials and a waiver of equal time rules for the 1964 campaigns.
Funeral services for William Henry Rivers 84 of 8131 E Pine Drive will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. A Brooklyn native and retired plumber he died Wednesday in Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale after moving here seven years ago. He was survived by his sister Mrs Irene Gerehart. The Rev Richard Blatchley will officiate with burial at Greenwood Memorial.
The United States and Soviet Union sign an agreement to establish a 24 hour hot line between Washington and Moscow. Ambassadors Charles Stelle and Semyon Tsarapkin seal a pact to enable immediate talks between Kennedy and Khrushchev, with a teleprinter link via Helsinki Stockholm and London.
The Navy will launch four nuclear submarines Saturday in simultaneous ceremonies. Officials say the launches demonstrate production efficiency and strategic capabilities across the fleet. Each vessel is named in official announcements and will be christened at distinct shipyards.
The White House described the Washington Moscow hot line pact as a first step to reduce the risk of war by accident or miscalculation. President Kennedy, in West Virginia for its centennial, urged further agreements and said the administration will bend every effort to advance additional measures.
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