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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1964
Page
3
The federal government is not selling Comsat stock. the private company plans a 15 million share offering at 20 dollars each with 10 million to institutions and 5 million to the public in June. An allotment system may limit purchases, and the prospectus warns no immediate profits or dividends as the venture is new.
Coronado High School student Bill Sage has been named a student ambassador to Mexico by the Scottsdale Exchange Club. He will travel in June for a month long program living with a Mexican family and observing government and Peace Corps proceedings while visiting the University of Mexico. He plans to observe governmental proceedings and consider comparing it with the U S system. He may live near Mexico City and will attend a joint Maine convention later.
Police report a glass cutting burglar stole fishing reels a watch coins and cigarette lighters from an apartment at 6721 East McDowell Road between 1 30 and 5 15 p m The thief cut a hole in the glass of an Arcadian door to reach the bedroom A neighboring unit owned by Nelson Collamer was also broken into and a six pack of beer was taken
Sombrero Playhouse announces June 9 to 21 season with Mort Sahl and the Mills Brothers as headliners. Colleen O Sullivan stars in The Fantasticks June 16 directed by Don Doyle. Phoenix Musical Theater also performs a modern musical and a local Emmy Awards parody event precedes them at Hiway House.
The Boys' Club of Scottsdale at 7502 E. Osborn Rd hosts a June 1 to August 28 program for boys aged eight to 18 with daily hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. The calendar includes a June 4 basketball league a June 9 funny shorts contest June 14 ping pong June 24 wood sawing and many other events plus mother and father nights and contests through August 24. Further details are available from Chuck Eckstein or Gary Leek.
Food Services Director Bill Pedersen told the Kaibab School board a central kitchen at 4330 N. 62nd St would serve Hopi Soloma Paiute and others as Kiva and Tonto kitchens are overloaded. The plan aims to boost meals daily across multiple schools and maintain self funding with a 94 000 dollar cash reserve and a district serving about 15 780 meals daily.
President Johnson named Robert J. Ryan a career foreign service officer from Hatfield Massachusetts as the new U S ambassador to Niger. He would succeed Mercer Cook who was reassigned. The White House announced the nomination on Thursday.
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