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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1963
Page
9
ASU Bureau of Government Research released a handbook titled Handbook for Arizona Mayors and Councilmen. Authors Dr. Leonard E. Goodall and Dr. David Bingham describe municipal government as the backbone of American society and note 18 000 incorporated cities nationwide aboard a rising urban landscape.
Michigan Governor George Romney told reporters he is not a candidate for the 1964 Republican nomination, though he avoided a firm irrevocable statement. A Washington visit included a Chamber of Commerce appearance that drew strong support for Romney and sparked speculation of a party bid.
Senate Republican Whip Kuchel denounced fright mail from groups like the John Birch Society. He said cruelly swindled Americans should rejoin sensible anti communist ranks. He noted about 10 percent of 60 000 letters monthly fall into fright mail.
Scottsdale Tempe YMCA runs a Paiute School day camp with four two week sessions from June 10 to August 3. Hours 8 30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. weekly for ages six to 12 who have completed at least one year of elementary school. Costs 26 for the first child, 20 for a second, 16 for a third. registrations at 3019 N. 74th Street.
The article highlights Mohammed Ben Bella's balancing act as Algeria's premier, aligning with Castro and Nasser while relying on Western aid. It notes land seizures, peasant committees, and plans to collectivize millions of acres, amid pressure from peasants, unemployment, and finances. It also covers political rhetoric and U.S. fears of communist influence.
Ray Stout loan officer at the Scottsdale First National Bank of Arizona was named chairman of the Scotts dale Chamber of Commerce round-up committee. He succeeds Ed Kurpik and will lead the spring and fall fund-raising rounds, with the spring event set for May 25 at Camelback Inn. Stout and his wife Patricia and two children live at 8134 East Cypress Ave Scottsdale.
Arizona Lumber Dealers Association members gather for their statewide convention at Mountain Shadows in Scottsdale on May 9. Principal speaker is Herbert Richeimer a leading authority on lumber dealer operations and head of Home Improvement Marketing Consultants Inc.
Members, wives and guests of the Central Arizona Geological Society will attend a barbecue at Hamilton Higbie’s home 7313 E. Jackrabbit Lane Saturday. A Glenn Canyon Dam construction film will be shown by Earl Romie of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Phoenix office.
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