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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1961

Page

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Scottsdale eighth grade diplomas set for seven schools

Graduation night in Scottsdale will see 738 eighth graders receive diplomas across Ingleside Kachina Hohokam Pima Tonalea Soloma and five more schools honor students Wednesday evening. Combined total 1 265 seniors will graduate this year.

Ingleside Kachina Hohokam Pima Tonalea Soloma Frank Ziska Nina Nauman Judith Rummage Lester Mowrey Richard Ford Pima School Judy Oehlerking Laura Sahlin Nancy Parks Marlene Jensen Thomas Townzen

Five Sets Of Twins To Graduate In Scottsdale

Five pairs of twins will receive diplomas from Hohokam Tonto and Scottsdale elementary schools marking a first in the district. The Richards and Mattson twins graduate tonight at Hohokam, Elliott and Rocker twins on Wednesday, and Stipanek twins at Tonto. The piece notes their birthplaces and dates, hobbies, and a playful take on twins’ similarities.

Bill Doyle Scottsdale Hohokam Susan Sally Richards Robert Richard Mattson Tavan Carolyn Marilyn Elliott Mary Mary’ Jane Rocker Jean Jane Stipanek Jane Utah Richards Russell E. Cambridge Salt Lake City Rocker George ‘Rocker 47Th Place New Jersey Caroly Roy Elliott E. Clarendon Provo Utah Bob John. Mattson

Tragic Crash Near Safford Kills Six Teens

A 1960 luxury car traveling about 70 mph crashed into a 1953 sedan driven by Goodman near Clay Knolls after leaving Baker's Stadium. Six teens died: Goodman and Kay Fyffe 16 Joan Robinson 14 Wad West 35 Ivan Bryce 16 Alberta Bigler 17 and Wamisley John Johns 17 survived with injuries. Community leaders and law enforcement mourn the sober, churchgoing youths as they recall the fatal sequence and impact.

Jane Rodd Clay Knolls Goodman Graham’ County Robert Kay. Fyffe Nina Batty Joan Robinson Baker’s Stadium Everett Hull Hull

President Kennedy Urges Freedom Doctrine Spending Push

Key lawmakers greeted President Kennedy's freedom doctrine address with praise and doubts. Democrats call for urgent action to keep the United States advancing while Republicans decry it as rhetoric, arguing the plan largely adds debt. The package totals over 1.7 billion with 1.5 billion in new authorizations and a later 200 million civil defense boost, aiming for a modernized Army, larger Marines, and a moon effort.

Washington Kennedy Congress United States

All Indian Rodeo Weekend Opens in Scottsdale Arena

Campers arrive tonight on Salt River Reservation as the All Indian Rodeo and Ceremonial begins at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Jaycee Rodeo Arena Scottsdale. Indian committees and Scottsdale Jaycees sponsor with Dan McKismey and Gene Sandust leading. Sunday events at Hinton Street arena and a 7 p.m. ceremonial dance and band. General admission $1.50 adults 75 cents children under 12.

Jaycee Rodeo Scottsdale Salt River Reservation Scottsdale Jaycee Dan McKismey Gene Sandust Hinton Street Second Street Osborn Road

McNamara backs Joint Chiefs, keeps them in place

Defense Secretary Robert McNamara says he has complete confidence in the Joint Chiefs of Staff and will not replace them until their terms end next week. He assumes full responsibility for any errors connected with the Cuban invasion.

Washington UPI Defense Robert McNamara Joint Chiefs of Staff McNamara

Kennedy predicts Negro president within 30 to 40 years

Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy told a Voice of America world broadcast that prejudice remains but a Negro could be elected president in 30 or 40 years. He cited U S race troubles and Alabama turmoil, but said federal steps protect citizens' rights and that violent racists are a small minority.

Washington UPI Robert F. Kennedy United States Voice of America Kennedy Alabama

Scottsdale annexation dispute over Paradise Valley town limits

City Manager Bob McNutt disputes disclosure of annexation petitions as Paradise Valley officials press for privacy. The measure would extend 1800 feet along Scottsdale Road at a cost about 20000 dollars, with promised police fire and street services. Meeting held at private home, labeled public by law, but officials refused to reveal petition maps to Progress Reporter Katy Worth. The action was recorded with the county recorder.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Road Paradise Valley Downey

Fire damages Hallcraft Home in neighborhood move

Ott G. Batts family, who moved into a Hallcraft Home less than two weeks ago, must relocate two doors down while repairs are made. Fire of uncertain origin razed the carport and damaged the roof attic and interior.

Ott G. Batts E. Earls Drive Hallcraft

Two Prominent Wives Kidnapped and Murdered in New Jersey

In Plainfield and Westfield New Jersey during the early hours two women Eleanor Ewell 51 and Eleanor Tyson 50 wives of local executives were killed after their car stalled. Two suspects Joseph Maxey 23 and Lovell Parks 22 were arrested within two hours. The case involves robbery assault and fatal injuries.

Plainfield N. J UPD Eleanor Ewell Mack Elliot G. Ewell Westfield N.J Eleanor Tyson Robert W. Tyson Jr Joseph Maxey Lovell Parks Dunellen Maxey John Trambicki Scotch Plains Tyson Ewell James

Korea Accepts UN Command Control of Armed Forces

The Republic of Korea and the United States reached an agreement with the junta to restore ROK armed forces to operational control of the United Nations Command, ending domestic and international pressure.

Seoul, Korea UPI Republic of Korea ROK United Nations Command

Scottsdale High honors two students in citizenship banquet

At Scottsdale High a banquet recognized two students for citizenship and leadership. Scott Brosius, son of Betty Scott, and Clabby Moreland were named from a field of 14 nominees by administrators. Runners up included Diane Neff and Jeff Wong with their listed family addresses.

Scottsdale High Torest Brosius Betty Scott E. Valley View Rd Clabby Moreland Diane Neff Edward B. ‘Neff Jeff: Wong Joe B. Wong E. Elm Anne Ws Divic Coronado Rd

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