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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1963

Page

2

Scottsdale seeks federal aid for Paradise Valley sewer line

City Engineer Ken McDonald heads to San Francisco to press U S Health Department for grant funds to build the Paradise Valley trunkline from McDonald Drive to McKellips Road as part of a five city metropolitan sewer project. The council plans to authorize applications and a joint agreement with Phoenix for transport and treatment of sewage.

Hunter Gouch Ken McDonald San Francisco Scottsdale U. S. Department of Public Health Federa Paradise Valley McDonald Drive McKellips Road McDonald Phoenix Salt River 91St Avenue Mesa Tempe Glendale

Russians Mount Diplomatic Push to Aid Cuba Chief

In Moscow, Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev pledged air and support to Cuba as Russia mounts a new diplomatic offensive against the United States. A Soviet protest note hinted cargo ships bound for Cuba may be armed to deter anti Castro guerrilla attacks.

Moscow UPI Russia United States Cuba Wiucil Oddlu Nikita S. Khrushchev

Refugees say Cuban raids invite reprisals at home

Cuban refugees arriving in Miami report exile raids along the Cuban coast trigger government reprisals against citizens under Premier Fidel Castro. Exiles warn that more reprisals will come, while fearing Cuban secret police. Western diplomats note Soviet protest notes and Russia may arm or escort ships to Cuba. Red Star reports crew appeals to defend Soviet vessels.

Matthew T. Kenny Miami UPI Fidel Castro Cuba

Alliance GOP Demands Shake-Up of Progress Aid

Republicans in Congress push major changes to the Alliance for Progress in Latin America. The GOP Congressional Committee News Letter criticizes the administrations handling, cites a Brazil loan as proof of missteps, and urges aid only to countries willing to help themselves.

Washington UPI Congress Alliance For Progress Latin America GOP Congressional Committee JFK Alliance Lucius Clay United States Brazil U.S New Frontier GOP

Heiress in the Round Delights Scottsdale Players

The Heiress in the round opens with a full-house at Stagebrush Theatre directed by Susan Atkinson. Marianne Brose stars as Catherine alongside Joe Boydell as Dr. Austin Sloper and Larry Goebel as Morris Townsend. The 1950 New York setting features strong supporting turns and sold-out weekend tickets.

Susan Atkinson Scottsdale Players Catherine Marianne Brose Cathrine Joe Boydell Austin Sloper Larry Goebel Morris Townsend Sloper Washington Square New York Stagebrush Theatre

Clues to Plane Santa Anna di Valdieri Italy

Italian police recovered three pages from a navigation book possibly belonging to King Saud’s missing Comet IV jetliner. The aircraft disappeared March 20 with 18 aboard. crash site in the Alps near Santa Anna di Valdieri remains unfound.

Santanna DI Valdieri Italy UPI King Saud Alps Here

Wizard of Oz at Coronado High draws capacity audience

The Wizard of Oz opened to a full house at Coronado High School Auditorium. Cast led by Debbie Thyben and Leslie Hanson delivered strong performances with standout turns by Britton Marlowe and Clyde Thomas. Final show is Saturday March 30 at 8 p.m. Tickets at the box office.

Coronado High School Gene Hanson Bob Frazier Jim Newcomer Charlotte Kidney Joe Gatti Theatre Arts Jean Beatty Debbie Thyben Wicked Witch Leslie Hanson Britton Marlowe David Diz Clyde Thomas Sharon Brenner Dorothy Mansas 74Th St Oak

Tension Eases In Mississippi Voter Campaign

In Greenwood Mississippi tension eased as Negro leaders planned to skip weekend demonstrations. About 40 would be applicants marched toward Leflore County court, then split into smaller groups. Police arrested Donald Harris and eight ringleaders facing four months in jail and $200 fines. Wiley Branton said no appeal bond would be posted.

Greenwood Miss UPI Mississippi Atty Robert F Kennedy James Farmer Congress of Racial Equality Kennedy Leflore Jesse Crain Farmer Crain Joseph Turner W. R. Bonds Donald Harris New York Wiley Branton

Tucson Contractor Jailed Over Unpermitted Electrical Work

A Tucson contractor was arrested Friday for performing electrical work in Scottsdale without a permit at 7803 E McDowell Road. City officials say inspectors repeatedly requested permits. Nast posted a $150 bond and is to appear for arraignment at 8 30 a.m. Wednesday in city court.

Tucson Scottsdale Osmond Burton, Jr E. McDowell Road Nast

IRS Proposes Broad Rules On Expense Account Deductions

The IRS releases a second set of travel and entertainment deduction rules under a 1962 law to clarify what counts as business oriented entertaining. Critics say the guidance is complex and may confuse average spenders, while supporters note a liberal interpretation that allows deductions for client meals and shows when tied to business discussions. The agency will hold public hearings in about five weeks before finalizing the regulations.

Washington UPI Internal Revenue Service IRS Thomas W. Power The Nations Restaurant Association Power Caplin

Three Die In Car Wreck Near Peoria

Three elderly winter visitors died in a two vehicle collision a mile south of Peoria. Don Iverson 79 Hattie Iverson 82 from New Hampton Iowa and Ida Jacot 75 believed from Santa Barbara California were killed when Iversons car hit a lettuce truck and then another truck. An inquest is set for Monday at 9 a.m. before Justice of the Peace John J. Saare. Yearly death toll reaches 126 versus 103 a year ago.

Peoria UPI Here Don P. Iverson Hattie I. Kelson New Hampton Iowa Ida S. Jacot Santa Barbara Calif Iverson

New Vote Planned in New York Newspaper Strike

The holdout photoengravers union will vote Sunday on a revised contract after publishers agree to consider changes. If approved, eight idled papers may publish again late Sunday. Mayor Wagner said the settlement would fit the $12.63 range, with figures from Frank McGowan guiding the meeting.

New York UPI Photoengravers Union Lishers Robert F. Wagner Wagner Frank McGowan Photoengravers Local 1

Record births at Baptist Hospital Scottsdale

Mr and Mrs Ted Wilkins at 8530 E Mariposa Dr Scottsdale welcomed a girl on March 29. Mr and Mrs Bruce Bergquist at 5816 E Calle del Media Phoenix welcomed a boy on March 29.

Barry Goldwater presses stronger JFK Cuba policy

UPI report from Austin says Senator Barry Goldwater urged the Kennedy administration to harden Cuba policy during a speech to about 4,000 University of Texas students. He cited reports of American vessels strafed by Soviet built MIG jets and warned the situation could worsen.

Austin, Tex UPI Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Kennedy Cuba University of Texas Goldwater

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