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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1963

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Fall Of Viet Regime Blamed On Officials Stupidity

Former South Viet Nam ambassador Tran Van Chuong told Scottsdale Dinner Club attendees that the Diem regime fell due to the stupidity of minor officials. He warned U S aid is essential to defeat the Viet Cong and prevent Southeast Asian communist takeovers. The talk followed his planned appearances at Arizona State University and Hotel Westward Ho.

Tran van Chuong South Viet Nam United States Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu Diem Arizona State University Westward Ho Dinh Diem Nhu U. S Laos Cambodia Burma Indonesia

Main Viet Job Fighting Reds Rusk Asserts

Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the main task for the South Viet Nam provisional government is rallying the nation to continue the war against Communist guerrillas and build an independent free secure nation with U S assistance. He warned negotiations with North Viet Nam seem unlikely under present conditions and criticized Senate moves to limit foreign aid with new restrictions.

U. S Rusk Washington UPI Dean Rusk South Viet Nam United States North Viet Nam South Yugoslavia Egypt Indonesia Congress

Paradise Valley Sees Record Cold With Woolens Time

Paradise Valley records a morning low of minus forty six degrees and a high near fifty nine degrees on Thursday marking the coldest maximum since March eighteen. Weather observer Willard L. Greene cites similar conditions last March with overcast skies and rainfall preceding the chill. Snow is unlikely in the Valley soon despite eight inch falls elsewhere in Arizona.

Paradise Valley U.S Willard L. Greene Arizona

Weather Summary Shows Warm Weekend Ahead

Fair conditions with higher temperatures across the region. Highs near 70 today and 76 tomorrow with a low around 48. Observed highs near 59 and lows near 46 on Thursday. Light rainfall of .02 inch noted, warmer than this morning. Mountain areas report several inches of snow atop Mount Lemmon and along Mogollon Rim, with varied precipitation across counties.

U.S Willard L. Greene Arizona Yuma Mount Lemmon Tucson Mogollon Rim White Mountains Coolidge Seligman Natural Bridge

U S Plans Major Drawdown of Bases in Britain

The Defense Department announced 2650 U S military personnel and 41 bombers and tanker planes will be withdrawn from Britain by next July 1, reducing B47 bases from about 100 to 80. The move coincides with a push to expand Polaris submarines and newer strategic forces as part of a broader realignment of U S forces in Europe and beyond.

Washington UPI Defense Department Britain United States U.S Great Britain London Spain France Air Force Soviet Union Pentagon

Southern Republicans back Goldwater over Rockefeller

In Charleston, governors and state Republican leaders from 12 of 13 Southern states signaled solid backing for Barry Goldwater. Winthrop Rockefeller alone dissented, while leaders judged Rockefeller’s nomination chances effectively nonexistent and planned closed meetings to organize the Goldwater campaign.

Charleston S. C UPI Nelson A. Rockefeller Sen Barry Goldwater Arizona New York Winthrop Rockefeller Arkansas Goldwater Mississippi GOP Wirt Yerger, Jr Southern Association of State Rockefeller South South Carolina Drake Edens, Jr Ation Alabama John Grenier National Draft Goldwater Movement

Plane Crash Kills Deputy, Wife and Child near Ft Huachuca

Deputy Cochise County attorney Dale Fenter his wife Mary Ann and their 18 month old daughter Léoni died in a light plane crash on a Whetstone Mountains mountainside amid drizzle and wind. A helicopter found the scene and ground teams recovered the bodies. Fenter, 32, a Douglas lawyer and nephew of former Tucson mayor Don Hummel, leaves two young sons.

FT. Huachuca UPI Cochise County Dale Fenter Mary Ann Léoni Douglas Whetstone Fenter Ft. Huachu Tucson Don Hummel University of Arizona Douglas Law Firm William and Fenter

Vatican issues ecumenism document against Jewish blame

The Vatican Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity distributed a communique on a not disclosed draft chapter saying there is no Biblical basis for hatred or persecution of Jews and that blaming the Jewish people for the crucifixion rests on all mankind, not just Jewish leaders of Christ's day.

Vatican City UPD Vatican Ecumenical Council Secretariat For Promoting Christian Unity

Cigarette Labelling Proposal Aims Warnings on Packs

Senator Maurine Neuberger proposes warning labels on every cigarette pack about lung cancer heart disease and other health risks. She links her stance to her book Smoke Screen and calls for administrative measures within current law, while acknowledging unlikely broad Senate support.

Washington UPI Maurine B. Neuberger D-Ore Prentice-Hall

Legion to hold Veterans Day observance at Sipe-Peterson Post

A Veterans Day observance will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at Sipe-Peterson Post 5 of the American Legion, 29 E. 1st St. The public is invited to join the Legion in honoring veterans of the nation’s wars.

Sipe-Peterson Post American Legion 1St St Legion

Phoenix Scottsdale annexation dispute eyed for arbitration

Two of three Phoenix mayoral candidates favor arbitration between Phoenix and Scottsdale over the Paradise Valley annexation dispute. They urge solving overlaps in the northside area without court action. Scottsdale officials seek open discussion to reach agreement. A Superior Court judge ruled Scottsdale's 1962 seven square mile annexation invalid due to overlap with Phoenix.

Phoenix Scottsdale Paradise Valley Milt Graham Charter William Pyper HEAR Northside Richard Harless ACT Bill Schrader Superior Court E. R. Thurman Thurman Charles Brewer George Wittman E. Wagon Wheel Mark Wil Ken Williams Bell Road Scottsdale Road Pima Road Shea Boulevard Williams State Supreme Court Brewer Robert Pickrell

Truce Talks With Phoenix Over Scottsdale Annexation

Scottsdale officials say a 7 square mile northside annexation ruled invalid by Judge Thurman won't affect other annexations. The eastside annexation remains under appeal as Brewer delays action awaiting the attorney general's guidance.

Automatic whisky still found in Georgia hills

In Marblehill Georgia revenue agents uncovered a fully automated moonshine still with an elaborate push button system to control the steam boiler mash and water flow. The device reportedly could produce about 600 gallons of moonshine daily.

Marblehill UPI North Georgia

Charros Begin 26 Mile Trail Ride To Verde River

Roy Petsch leads 45 Charros in a 26 mile trek from Jaycee Arena to Lulu Belle Saloon and Dale Anderson's restaurant near Scottsdale. The group will press on to base camp with side trips and gymkhana events planned for tomorrow. A cocktail party and dinner await Sunday at Scottsdale Country Club.

Roy Petsch Verde River Scottsdale Jaycee Arena Lulu Belle Saloon Dale Anderson Scottsdale Country Club Charros

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