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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1962

Page

6

Estes telephone ties to Johnson staff and Yarborough in Texas probe

Texas assistant attorney general testified that Billie Sol Estes made 38 calls to Senator Yarborough from Pecos and to Cliff Carter of Johnson staff, with one call to an Arlington number. The inquiry links Estes to mortgage negotiations in Dallas and to farm official Henry Marshall, amid questions over Estes gains and political influence.

Pecos, Tex UPI Texas Billie Sol Estes Lyndon B. Johnson Ralph Yar- Aneel Wuluubaly Lta Asst William Poole Yarborough FBI Estes Poole Cliff Carter Johnson Cgt Washington Richard Wells Carter Arlington Statler-Hilton Dallas Wells Will Wilson Pecos Henry Marshall Marshall Franklin Tex Marshall West Texas Elder Emery Jacobs Department’ O € Agriculture Morris McLean Carl J. Miller W. the Dr. James T. Ralph

Lawyers and real estate fees spark Arizona ballot fight

The Arizona Supreme Court ruling requires lawyers to participate in real estate transactions, adding an estimated $100 fee to buyers and sellers. Realtors oppose a lawyer invasion of their field and seek a ballot initiative to bar such fees, arguing it forces clients to hire attorneys in property deals.

State Supreme Court Suggesa Ins Nfo Vn “Rittona Association of Realtors Arizona Transac

Prosperity in Europe seen dimming war risk says Stanford expert

Frank H. Bartholomew of the United Nations Association at Stanford argues growing European prosperity and internal Communist fissures reduce the chance of war. He notes China’s position and Khrushchev’s stance while warning against a possible invasion by mainland forces.

Palo Alto Calif UPL Europe Frank H. Bartholomew Bartholomew Devnee Board of Uniteders Association Stanford Uni WURXU Communist New China News Agen Woatara National

Red Chinese Call Alert

A reduced, unclear OCR item titled Red Chinese Call Alert contains no clear facts or names. The readable fragment provides insufficient details to identify event dates places organizations or people. Further legible text is required to produce a proper headline and summary.

Lighting plan outlines street light upgrades in city districts

Engineer Ken McDonald defined Indian School Road Improvement District triangle bounded by Scottsdale Road, Indian School Road, and the Arizona Canal as slated for stress testing in the coming fiscal year. Residential street lighting will follow petitions from residents, with urgent needs identified at Monte Vista and Indian School, Thomas and McDowell, and Osborn and Scottsdale Road intersections. lights expected to be installed this year.

Ken. McDonald Scottsdale Aes School Arizona Canal Monte Vista Indian School Thomas Road McDowell, Osborn Scottsdale ‘Road

City Plans Paving for Orange Avenue

City officials announce plans to pave Orange Avenue, ending years of road damage and holes. A citizens committee from Diowee Ne Progress pressed the case with the engineer Ken Mencoiti, requesting county paving support two years ago.

Diowee Mee Eg TS Ken

Khrushchev cancels mass speech in Constanza on heat day

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev scrapped a planned large address in Constanza Romania to endure extreme heat by the Black Sea shore. Report notes he departed from Bucharest early morning with Romanian Communist leaders and did not deliver the speech as scheduled.

Constanza Romania Upid Nikita Khrushchev Black Sea Ricnbehey Cral Khrushchev Black Bucharest

Engineers Strike L Airlines Pickets Operate

UPI reports the Flight Engineers International Association began a strike against Pan American and Haytera Airlines as the aviation season nears peak. Pickets were posted in New York City and at major airports.

L Airlines AD Airports New York UPI Engin Ra Union Pan American Haytera Airlines Flight Engineers International Association New York 8

Forest Users Told Caution

Tucson UPI report notes Coronado National Forest officials urge users to take extra care in the forest citing safety risks and increasing hazards in public areas and trails.

Tucson

Crosswhite Family Sit In Ends After Jail Release

AI quiet on Crosswhite case as Louis Crosswhite leaves Humboldt County jail and his 11 children end a two day sit in to protest an allegedly settled car radio bill. Dist. Atty. seeks dismissal while Crosswhite plans to sue for false arrest. sheriff's office admits haste in action.

Hydensville Calif UPI Crosswhite Louis Sheriff’s Office Humboldt County Tay Leonard Conroy Cross Sui County Sheriff's Office

Correct Fire Emergency Number Issued by City Hall

Scotts dale City Hall released an alert correcting the emergency fire number. The Rural Fire Department requests calling WH 5-3111 for fires or rescue operations and WH 5-4151 for business calls. The line is tape recorded and radiated to field units.

Scottsdale City Hall Fire Department

Railroads, Five Unions Face Mediation After Walkout

In Chicago the rail labor dispute escalated as five unions and railroads failed to negotiate. Mules walked out over alleged featherbedding and the parties sent the issue to the White House. J E Wolfe, chief bargainer, said the National Mediation Board will determine the next step.

Chicago UPI White House Rriers Astry Iinate Alleg 1 J.E. Wolfe National Mediation Board

Population Grows By Two Tots

On June 20 a daughter was born to Robert and Pamela La Mon at 50 N Miller Read in St. The birth marks a small addition to the local population with no further details provided.

Robert and Pamela

Gaskin Wins First Prize At Local Ball

Police announce Jay Gaskin an American Legion official won first prize at the ball last week. Gaskin took 175 dollars in cash instead of a Las Vegas trip. He returned part of the money to the police welfare fund for the event.

Jay Gaskin American Legion Gaskins Las Vegas Police Welfare Fund

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