24 Nov 1962
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1962
Page
1
City crackdown on violators of the business license ordinance shows results. City Clerk Dorothy Ketchum reports office registrations have increased as enforcement continues.
Remodeling underway at 28 Pima Plaza for the Pima Athletic Club. The first floor will house a steam room, massage room, exercise areas, lounge, and recreation room with walnut paneling and mirrors. Membership will grant access to all facilities excluding masseur services, with remodeling costs estimated at 25000 dollars. Officers include Bernard J. Erskine as president and Everett Worthington as secretary and manager. Scottsdale Construction Co. is the general contractor.
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon says appointing a military officer to head the U S satellite communications system could damage public opinion and allied trust. He cites disturbing rumors of a major administrative blunder and urges civilian control to ease global fears of a military orientation.
Scottsdale residents James Curtis Cox aged 18 and Peter R. Chartier 19 of 1141 North 86th Street admitted shooting at insulators on power poles with a .22 rifle. Salt River Power District was notified, rifles confiscated, and the youths were warned by police.
Temperatures and precipitation data for the 24 hour period ending at 4am are reported by United Press International. The brief lists readings across regions with highs and lows, plus rainfall amounts, as yet unspecified.
St Josephs records a Zimmerman girl born November 20 to Mr and Mrs Robert Zimmerman at 605 S Miller Rd Good Samaritan lists Viliborghi girl born November 20 at 348 E Polk and Matlock boy born November 19 at 7318 E Minnezona in Scottsdale local births notice.
Albert P. McGuire of Palo Verde reported to police that a suitcase left at his car was missing after he entered a Scottsdale hotel to register and leave two suitcases.
The Defense Department stated on Friday that 12 large C130 transports sent to India will be flown by American crews during their service there. There is no plan to loan lease or sell the aircraft to India.
Two minor car crashes were reported yesterday with no citations. In Tempe Joceyin Stedman sideswiped Lois Krogh Wooley while parking. In Scottsdale George Jennings cut into the Idaho visitor William A. Taylor’s lane, causing a right bumper impact amid construction.
The FCC is collecting information on political broadcast activity from the last campaign. It will mail questionnaires to all broadcast stations focusing on broadcasts by candidates and their supporters at the request of Senate committee head Sen. John C. Pastore.
Eli Robert Reuben reports deer antlers bolted to the hood of his 1956 pickup were taken while he bowled at a local alley on S Scotts dale Rd. Richard Alan Zimmerman also found his car broken into with personal papers stolen after finishing his game at the same bowling alley.
Two Scottsdale residents reported firecracker incidents yesterday. John Demetri said someone threw several firecrackers into his back yard at 6649 E Belleview. Mrs Lawrence Bisom reported juveniles tossing a firecracker into her carport at 196 E Continental.
Scottsdale housewife Jean Mauldin of 7535 E Windsor Ave reported a purse theft in a department store basket. She said the bag contained $35.
The Howdy Dudettes, 12-member host set for Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce, seeks Scottsdale High School candidates. They will meet December 6 at Scottsdale Country Club for initial judging and later model in the Symphony of Styles Fashion Show at Mountain Shadows on December 11.
Mrs. Robert Britton of 357 E Indian School Road attended John B Barcroft s funeral in Arlington California. Barcroft 66 died Sunday in Arlington He resided Pedley California two months Scottsdale three years since 1958 Born September 25 1896 in Ohio He was a construction worker Survivors include three daughters one son 13 grandchildren seven great grandchildren all out of state
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As a Cuban crisis deescalates with a cease fire and plans to repatriate dependents from Guantanamo Bay, Sino Indian hostilities pause near the McMahon line. Nehru cautious, Britain’s Macmillan loses seats, Adenauer forms coalition amid defense arrest fallout, Khrushchev targets corrupt officials, and Kennedy signs a federal housing desegregation order.
Six Cuban refugees arrived separately in Florida four days apart and entered through Key West and Pompano Beach. They reached the Cuban refugee center Friday while five others were hospitalized for exposure and hunger. They urged overthrow of Castro and noted Cuba’s shortages and Russian influence.
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