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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1963
Page
3
Airman John R. Molloy, a Scottsdale High School graduate, moves to Kessler AFB Mississippi for technical training as an Air Force radio and radar maintenance specialist. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J Anthony of 428 E Weldon.
The court opens marathon arguments on urban versus rural voting weight in New York and other states. Leonard B. Sand leads the WMCA dispute challenging the 68 year old apportionment formula in the New York Constitution citing equal protection concerns for New York City Westchester Nassau and Suffolk counties.
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon declared he will not be a candidate in 1964 while criticising the administration. He repeated his stance at a Greenville event naming Charles E. Daniel industrialist of the year and urged removal of his name from any primaries. Nixon named Goldwater and Rockefeller as the main GOP contenders for the New Hampshire primary on March 10.
Christine Simko, 14, hospitalized for cancer threat, underwent a court ordered amputation of her right leg. She is reported in satisfactory condition after the operation on Monday. Her mother Lillie had opposed the surgery.
Battered page lists births at The Record St Josephs Good Samaritan Tempe Community with multiple families and Nov dates. Also notes marriage licenses for Roger Caldwell and Janis Householder and Edward Kalpack and Helen Johnson in Scottsdale. Report on hemi pelvis removal for Christine and court permission amid family dispute and cancer treatment.
In a humorous column, Dick West recalls an early season of virus tennis at home. He describes a playful tournament where his father, a guest, faces his 13 year old daughter as top seed, with other family members joining in. The piece jokingly notes the spread of playful "viruses" and the family’s lighthearted antics.
A new Tulsa bank with a flood of new checking accounts remained closed to update records. Federal conservator William H. Greenfield said depositors should have no solvency concerns and that checks should clear with no problem once operations resume.
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