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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
2
A survey quotes diverse views from individuals including Mrs Glenna Burke Mrs Eve Murphy Sgt Ebvert Howard Ray Meder and Mrs Richard Saggan on whether husbands should have a night out with or without their wives. Opinions range from opposition to support with accompaniment and mutual agreement.
The House trimmed Chairman Adam Clayton Powell’s request for the Education and Labor Committee to 348 500 for one year with a final 148 500 cut leaving 50 000 for full committee travel and housekeeping. Congress earmarked 150 000 of remaining funds for six subcommittee chairs.
Linda Christian and Glenn Ford dispute a quick engagement after a columnist report. Christian says she agreed Tuesday night to marry Ford, while Ford denies any proposal, calling the situation ludicrous. Both express surprise and frustration at the conflicting stories.
Paris sources say President Charles de Gaulle has ruled out a meeting with President Kennedy in the near future. He sees little value in restating positions as US and French views diverge on major issues like the Common Market and nuclear policy. He would meet only after major US policy changes.
Federal Mediator Frank ONeill reported ongoing talks between Southern Pacific Railroad and the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks in San Francisco with a possible settlement by week’s end. He cautioned no deadline and praised the constructive mood amid February discussions.
Notice of hearing petitions proposing the organization of a hospital district filed with the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors under Arizona law. The description covers School District No 48 Scottsdale and School District No 3 Tempe with detailed section and township boundaries, prepared by Clerk Rhea Averill.
Gov. Orval Faubus accused the federal government of secretly recruiting Arkansas National Guard pilots for the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. He said a dozen Arkansas guardsmen were based in Nicaragua and flew combat missions, while Brig. Gen. Frank Bailey disputed the claim and Defense Department officials declined comment.
President Kennedy, seeking to deflect tax cut budget sentiment, emphasizes three administration programs this week. He aims to boost public support for youth employment measures and related projects while the tax plan remains under Congress, with final outcomes uncertain and likely altered from initial proposals.
Southwestern Investment Company will auction the 1962 Dodge Lancer sedan, No. 7325142841, to the highest cash bidder at 823 N. 1st Street, Phoenix, on March 15 1963 at 10:00 a.m. The vehicle was repossessed on February 26 at 1403 West Lake Avenue by Southwestern Investment Company from Banner Dodge Company and Fred Giarrusso under a conditional sale contract dated August 18 1963, filed with the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division.
Western Investment Company will sell at public auction to the high est bidder for cash at 823 N 1st St Phoenix Arizona on March 15 1963 at 10:00 A.M. one 1957 Ford Fairlane 2 dr Sedan No C7Lu8 5358 repossessed February 26 at 1901 E Granada Phoenix by Southwestern Investment Company due to contract of conditional sale with Deplingers Motor and Ewen Stinnett dated November 20 1962 filed with the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division. Dated February 27 1963.
Chrysler Corp and Sol Dann led stockholders group agree to end a three year dispute in Delaware Chancery Court. Dann drops over 20 mismanagement charges against officers including L. L. Colbert and William C. Newberg. Chrysler drops a $30 million libel suit and revises its incentive pay rules to require higher earnings.
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