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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
2
A Toledo lady asks about polite Southern speech and whether shut up you all is rude. The columnist advises gentler parental restraint, favors hush up you all as friendlier authentic usage, and explains you all as a collective singular in the South versus the North.
A reader asks about a bargain stock with low price and rising earnings amid convertible securities. Mr Doyle cautions that earnings per share may spread over more shares, advises conservative investments for an 86 year old, and warns against high yield real estate bonds. He explains beneficial ownership in proxy statements and stresses seeking expert advice.
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon did not attend the Ev and Charlie Show but holds an option to appear later. GOP sources say he aims to shape the Republican leadership platform as he shifts toward a legal career while remaining a public figure. Nixon met with Senate and House leaders and reiterated he is not pursuing a 1964 presidential bid, planning a June 11 European tour returning in August to write and speak on issues.
In Phong Saly Province the Pathet Lao deploys a 450 man battalion at Ban Natene near Bun Tai threatening the Neutralist garrison. Bun Tai lies close to the Chinese border and the Plain of Jars where gunfire forced the ICC team to retreat to Muong Phanh without injuries.
The $325000 Casa De Los Arcos shopping center at 100 West Main Street will officially open Friday with a bell ringing ceremony at 5 p.m. The bell, donated by builder R C Mike Fennell, came from the parish of Our Lady of Perpetual Help and formerly hung in the city’s first Catholic church on Brown Avenue and First Street. The Spanish style building was designed by architect Joe Wong of Scottsdale.
Eddie Howard 48 known for To Each His Own and Rickety Rickshaw died in Palm Desert California. A Stanford alum, he formed a band in college and built a nationwide career with hits selling millions. Autopsy pending.
The Scottsdale Rock Club will discuss Survival In The Desert at a 7 30 p m meeting Tuesday in the Soloma School cafeteria Marshall and Second Streets.
Robert Choate, director of Careers for Youth, claimed major youth programs like Boy Scouts and YMCA do not reach inner city children in Phoenix. He cited a survey showing these agencies serve middle and upper class areas, urging services toward Roosevelt to 35th Avenue, Broadway to Tempe city limits. The symposium on inner city problems was sponsored by the Phoenix Community Council and the National Conference of Christians and Jews with law enforcement officials.
Arizona Governor Paul Fannin told newsmen at a Hollywood Palladium dinner that he believes Senator Barry Goldwater will run for the Republican presidential nomination in 1964. He said Goldwater would have an excellent chance to defeat President Kennedy and expect an announcement within five months.
Downtown development plans outline a 7th Avenue to Roosevelt area core with retail, small and major offices, parking and high rise apartments over 17 years. Developer David H. Murdock proposes a financial square on Osborn School property at Central and Osborn as part of the vision.
The House Ways and Means Committee tentatively approved a compromise provision to narrow the tax exemption for sick pay. Kennedy favored outright repeal of the exemption, but the panel moved to limit it rather than end it.
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