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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1963
Page
2
Washington scene as Charles McDowell Jr notes a debate over the start of spring. A neighbor argues spring comes before March 15, a memo is issued and delivered via a dog, Spot, in a humorous urban tale.
A United Press International weather note bursts with a memo about spring signs. It lists playful observations on ads for cigars, tax deadlines, political candidacy, baseball talk, kite tails, and domestic quirks as the season shifts.
The puzzle prompts six to sixteen clues including metric measure ph feast man s nickname and multiple crosses. Answers span domains from geography and language to music and finance with entries like note of scale leather strips and cash drawer. The puzzle showcases varied wordplay and object hints across the grid.
Southwestern Investment Company to auction two repossessed motor vehicles at 823 N. 1st St Phoenix Arizona. On March 28 1963 at 10 00 AM sale of a Willys Pickup No 526845078 follows a prior notice for a 1961 Dodge 1 2 Ton Truck No 1161141914 to be sold March 21 1963 at 10 00 AM Independence Oregon and Phoenix Arizona.
Conservatives urge Sen. Barry Goldwater to declare for the Republican presidential race while reflecting on the GOP’s weak postwar record. The piece argues conservatives face impossible electoral math without big-state support and city bloc backing, suggesting regional strategy shifts. It notes Goldwater backers hope to win without major northern states, though critics warn such plans risk electoral defeat.
In Cornelia Georgia a 17 year old inmate known as Wink speaks to 700 students about life after juvenile crime. He notes he married young, pulled a trigger, and now serves life. The program uses young prisoners to warn teens about delinquency as superintendent Walter Matthews and principal Kennon Davis support the effort.
Arthur G. Anderson from Scottsdale is in nine weeks of basic recruit training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego California. John A. Gamby from Scottsdale has completed Basic Submarine School at the Naval Submarine Base in New London Groton Connecticut.
Captain George W. Smale USA Ret. of 7422 E Hubbell St Scottsdale has been named vice-chairman of the convention site committee for The Military Order of the World Wars. The organization includes commissioned officers and veterans from World War I World War II and Korea.
Premier Fidel Castro defended Cuba's conditions and derided the U S Alliance for Progress calling it frightful misery for Latin America. He spoke on radio television unannounced as Kennedy prepared to visit Costa Rica for talks with Central American leaders on regional issues and Cuba's threat.
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