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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1963

Page

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Kennedy vows US will risk cities to defend Europe unity

President Kennedy in Frankfurt declared the United States would risk its cities to defend Europe and warned a threat to European freedom is a threat to America. He urged economic unity and political purpose for Western resistance to communism, amid talks with Adenauer in Bonn and ahead of a Berlin visit.

Frankfurt Germany UPI Kennedy United States Europe America Paulskirche St. Paul's Church Bonn Konrad Adenauer West Berlin Mavor Wily Brandt Hanau Berlin de Gaulle U.S NATO

Murder Victim Traced in Nogales Before Tucson Death

Detections place Glendell M. Soape in Nogales Mexico on May 23 two days before he was found dead in a field 13 miles south of Tucson. Police say Soape disappeared May 22 and may have left Phoenix with the slayer. The case is linked to a prior interrogation and involves possible accomplice identity. The death is attributed to a blow from a blunt instrument with the crime location uncertain between Santa Cruz and Pima counties.

Glendell M. Soape Nogales Mexico Tucson Bob Moore Pima Santa Cruz County Soape Moore E. Wilshire Clowns den E. Camelback Phoenix Scottsdale Santa Cruz Pima County

Auto Glass Shutouts Hit 9–1 Loss to National Auto Glass Babe Ruth

The Scottsdale Shutouts were defeated 9 to 1 by the National Auto Glass Babe Ruth team. The roster has expanded to 27 players and the club split into two squads, A and B. The A squad played last night while the B squad faces Mieg and Fallis today at 5 30 at Scottsdale High School.

Scottsdale National Auto Glass Babe Ruth Mieg & Fallis Scottsdale High School

Five Black voters hurt in Canton fire incident

Five Black people leaving a voter registration meeting were injured by a fire in Canton Mississippi Monday night. Police Chief Dan Thompson said none were seriously hurt and an investigation is underway. CORE has led a voter registration drive in the town near Jackson.

Canton Miss Dan Thompson Congress of Racial Equality CORE Jackson John N. Butzner Richmond U.S Prince George County Mobile Ala Daniel H. Thomas Mobile County School Board Alabama Los Angeles

Warm Weather Continues With Near 104 Day Highs

A weather note reports fair conditions today and tonight with a slight warmup. High around 102 today, low near 66 tomorrow morning, then a high near 104. Previous day’s high was 100.

Woman Freed By Communists From Prague Prison

Mrs. Helen Kozeradsky, 52, released after more than three years in a Communist prison, reunited with husband John and her four children at Idlewild Airport. She plans to buy a new dress and get her hair done, and declined to discuss her imprisonment. She owned a furniture importing business and was arrested in Czechoslovakia on spying charges in 1960.

Passaic N.J UPI Helen Kozeradsky Central Intelligence Agency Idlewild Airport New York Helen John John Jr Michael

Swede Col. Confesses to Selling Secrets to Russia

Swedish Foreign Ministry says Col. Stie Frik Constans Weimerstroem confessed to selling American and Swedish defense secrets to the Russians since 1948 after arrest by security police on June 20. Described as Sweden’s worst spy case as diplomats Maj. Gen. Mikolsky and Barnovski are named persona non grata.

Stockholm UPT Foreign Ministry Stie Frik Constans Weimerstroem Mikolsky Barnovski

Senator Seeks IRS Probe of DAR Tax Exempt Status

Sen Maurine Neuberger, D Ore, said she will ask the IRS to review the Daughters of the American Revolution and similar groups for possible abuse of tax exempt status. She cites mounting evidence that such groups funnel funds from right wing businesses into propaganda operations.

Washington Internal Revenue Service IRS Daughters of the American Revolution DAR Maurine B. Neuberger D-Ore

Scottsdale annexes 160 acre parcel as East Side grows

Scottsdale voters consider annexation of a 160 acre parcel marking first step to re annexing a contested six square mile East Side area. Annexation committee cites 68.5 percent of total valuation represented on petitions and 89.5 percent excluding utilities.

Scottsdale State Tax Commission Lee Smallsreed Smallsreed

Democrats Set Atlantic City for Kennedy renomination

The Democrats chose Atlantic City New Jersey as the site for their 194 national convention to renominate President Kennedy, starting August 24. The event follows five weeks after the Republicans pick their challenger in San Francisco.

Washington UPI Kennedy Atlantic City San Francisco

Four arrested in Durham counterfeiting ring case

Secret Service agents rounded up four men connected to a counterfeiting ring that produced more than 1 million dollars in bogus twenty dollar bills. Among those charged are Roy Lee Matthews and Ferguson Printing Co. owner Robert Ferguson with assistants Poole and Haywood Forbush later arrested.

Durham N.C UPI Secret Service Haywood Forbush Boston Varadanrant Nanaratar Ura Ukey AU Ouciua Claal Vpclawwl Roy Lee Matthews George Dipper Matthews Dipper Robert S. Ferguson Ferguson Printing Co R. B. Poole Forbush South Ferguson Poole U.S

Scottsdale School Board Watches Tentative Budget

The Scottsdale school board begins examining the proposed budget of 11 715 553 for the next fiscal year. The session includes an executive meeting and public hearing with final adoption Tuesday at the administration center. The board can reduce but not raise the budget before the hearing.

Scottsdale N. 44Th Street Charles Holt

Airmen Cleared In Profumo Case Inquiry

The Defense Department says three U.S. Air Force airmen flown from Britain for questioning in the Profumo sex and security scandal were cleared. It found none involved directly or indirectly, though two had met a girl named Christine, with no intimate contact or knowledge of her last name. The airmen returned to England after Pentagon verification to protect security interests.

Washington APS Defense Department U.S. Air Force Britain Department Christine Christine Keeler Defense Arthur Sylvester U.S

County Board Approves 17 New Scottsdale Precincts

Scotts dale area gains four new voting places with three existing precincts reduced to better match voter turnout. Elections Director John Burke urged the changes to keep precinct sizes manageable for voting. A map of new boundaries will be published. A new Fort McDowell and Salt River Indians precinct named Honda will include two reservations except the Salt River south portion now in Lehi. Other new Scottsdale precincts include Cochise, Coronado and Mohave.

Scottsdale John Burke Fort McDowell Salt River Honda Lehi

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