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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1961

Page

3

Governors Seek Federal Help to Fight Juvenile Crime

At the Western Governors Conference in Salt Lake City a Justice Department official urged the 12 governors to cooperate with the federal government against rising juvenile delinquency. David Hackett outlined a Kennedy administration bill for a national juvenile crime information clearinghouse and asked governors to appoint regional liaison representatives.

Salt Lake City UPI West David Hackett Atty Robert Kennedy Congress

Rosary Set For Mrs Robare In Scottsdale

Rosary will be said at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Messinger Mortuary Chapel for Christina Clara Robare 75 who died at her home 1117 South 64th Street. Requiem High Mass will be at 9 a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Burial in St Francis Cemetery. She came to Scottsdale from Jaffrey New Hampshire in July 1959. Survived by husband Peter son Merton William Robare daughter Marion McCabe two sisters and three grandchildren.

Messinger Mortuary Chapel Christina Clara Robare S. 64Th St Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church St. Francis Cemetery Robare Scottsdale Jafrey N.H Peter Merton William Robare Marion McCabe Morida, N.Y Sherman Bly Walter Abare Ticonderoga, N.Y

Funeral held for area native Samuel R Dysart 57

Funeral services were held at Messinger Mortuary Chapel for Samuel Robert Dysart 57 of Flagstaff and Scottsdale who died Saturday in Flagstaff from a heart attack. A Phoenix native he served as lieutenant commander of the Navy Seabees in World War II and was a civil engineer and president of Bradley Dysart Construction Company. He is survived by wife Mae Kennedy Dysart a son Samuel R Dysart and a Scottsdale step son Ray Tubbs, a brother Arthur Dysart of New York and two Phoenix sisters Mrs Ralph Murphy and Mrs Gage Vaughn. Interment followed at Green Acres Memorial Gardens.

Messinger Mortuary Samuel Robert Dysart Flagstaff Scottsdale Dysart Phoenix Navy Seabees Bradley Dysart Construction Company Mae Kennedy Samuel R. Dysart Ray Tubbs Arthur Dysart New York Ralph Murphy Gage Vaughn Herbert P. Landes Valley Presbyterian Church Green Acres Memorial Gardens

Local Folk Attend Animal Show at Sombrero Playhouse

Scottsdale residents packed the Sombrero Play house in Phoenix for the Great Animal Show on Sunday evening. The event at Be Kind to Animals Week benefited state and county humane groups with Edo Lubich as emcee and acts including Serando the counting piano playing horse, the Poodleaires, trained chimpanzees, and a dog acrobat.

Scottsdale Sombrero Playhouse Phoenix Robert Foehl W. Main Robert Aste N. Invergordon Drive Edo Lubich Serando

Scottsdale Bid For 1962 League Meeting Considered

City Manager Bob McNutt said a decision on whether Scottsdale will host the 1962 League of Arizona Cities and Towns conference will come in about two weeks. The invitation, extended after Yuma sessions, was authorized by the city council. Attending were city administrators, Mayor M. E. Kimsey, and several council members. All were stranded in Yuma due to sandstorms Friday and Saturday.

Scottsdale Bob McNutt McNutt Yuma M. E. Kimsey

Arizona Education Association polls members on federal aid

The Arizona Education Association plans a member mail poll of about 10 000 teachers to gauge views on federal funding for education including vocational programs school lunches defense linked education and matching funds under the National Defense Education Act. Deadline for returns is June 1 with results released when available.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Education Association Dix .W. Price Arizona Congress Price AEA Delegate Assembly

Two Phoenix Stores Robbed

A lone bandit stole 2000 dollars from the A J Bayless Market at 1131 North Central after claiming a gun was in the back of the clerk. Two youths robbed Bill's Package Store Sunday night, tying the owner John W. Herman and taking cash from the till. a motorist O L Martin heard the cries. Detectives reported no suspects in custody in either case.

Phoenix UPI A.J. Bayless North Central Terry Cusack Bill John W. Herman Herman O.L. Martin

Oasis Park Story in Time Highlights Mobile Home Trend

Scottsdale's Oasis Mobil Home Park at 6700 E Thomas is featured in Time Magazine as a pione er in near permanent trailer living with attached cabanas. Mack Gottschalk calls the park a trailerite heaven as the piece notes the trend toward expanded mobile home living spaces.

Scottsdale Oasis Mobil E. Thomas Time Magazine Mack Gottschalk Oasis

Senate Panel Plans Closed Quiz on Cuba Invasion

Senate Latin America subcommittee will question top Pentagon officials behind closed doors about the failed Cuban invasion. Sen. Wayne Morse said Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer and Paul Nitzer will testify, with two American correspondents also appearing. No date set, session likely later this week.

Washington UPI Wayne Morse D-Ore Ais Pentagon Morse Lyman L. Lemnitzer Joint Chiefs of Staff Defense Paul H. Nitzer The Oregon Democrat Cuba Henry Rayment United Press International Tad Stule New York Times Adolf A.berle Dean Rusk Latin America

Arizona Democrats Criticize Goldwater and Fannin Rally

In Tempe at a Democratic gathering three leaders assailed GOP figures Gov. Paul Fannin and Sen. Barry Goldwater. Samuel Goddard called Goldwater half-conservative and urged support for federally aided Salt River Project and other works. Bill Stephens urged exposing GOP missteps while delegates elected new party officers.

Tempe UPI Arizona GOP Paul Fannin Barry Goldwater

West Point Honors Eisenhower at Founder's Day

Ike Eisenhower returns to West Point to accept the Sylvanus Thayer gold medal and scroll from the Association of Graduates during Founder's Day ceremonies. Gen Anthony Ox Cauliffe presides as the 159-year-old academy hosts the event with a dinner in his honor.

Point UPI USA Dwight’ ‘D. T Eisenhower- Eisenhower Association of Graduates Sylvanus Military’ Academy Anthony’ Ox Cauliffe

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