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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1963
Page
2
Principal Tracy Tripp says the parent council plan began three years ago after the PTA failed to attract office candidates. PTA members were reorganized into class councils to raise participation in school affairs.
Scottsdale High relies on a two-tier parent council for elementary schools in the attendance area. Members serve four years, meet twice yearly, and act as a sounding board for innovations in secondary education while fostering open communication with the administration.
Interview with Fenway Murkley a packaging consultant who boasts of impenetrable designs. He cites the seated glass tube for toothbrushes, portable tear tabs, transparent toy enclosures, and squeeze bottles as examples of security driven innovation. He jokes about a future maximum security building in polyethylene and cardboard.
The City of Scottsdale Arizona fixes 8:00 P.M. November 5 1963 for hearing on assessments and proceedings for paving sidewalks and related work on Rogers Lane 78th Street from Indian School Road to Camelback Road. The notice cites Sections 9-671 to 9-710 ARS and references Assessment District Diagram District No P-6108.
Dr Benjamin Spock accepts the Eleanor Roosevelt Peace Award from the National Committee for a SANE Nuclear Policy. He cites psychological harm to children from the arms race and cites a report saying 25 to 50 percent of children expect a nuclear attack. The text also notes public notices and remarks by James Wadsworth and Norman Thomas on arms control and peace.
NEW YORK UPI seven convicts arms served as test subjects in a UC San Francisco study. Hinman and Maibach found bandaged wounds healed two to five times faster than exposed ones, with all wounds showing new skin by day seven and complete healing by day nine.
An advertisement highlights First National Bank checking accounts as time and cost savers. It features Mrs. Drake praising the service, mail-in checks, and extra advantages like free customized checks, free checkbook covers, and free monthly statements. The ad notes 70 offices across Arizona for more information.
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