Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Scottsdale Progress in Scottsdale, Arizona

We have 3,310,217 pages in Arizona

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1966

Page

6

Paradise Valley bond issue faces court ruling hurdle

A Superior Court verdict against Paradise Valley School District over a lease purchase dispute with builder Robert Altert threatens the $1.6 million bond plan. District officials plan to appeal while proceeding with the December 6 vote to fund a new high school as enrollment climbs toward 1,300 by 1968. Polling places will be Paradise Valley High School and Cholla Elementary.

John Winters Paradise Valley Robert K. Altert Altherr Paradise ‘Valley Elementary School No. 2 Larkspur Altert Supt. of Schools Richard Langton Langton Paradise Valley High School

Rally Planned To Inform Voters On High School Bond Issue

A community rally to inform voters about Paradise Valley School Districts December 6 high school bond election will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Paradise Valley High School auditorium. Parade precedes at 4 p.m. from 37th Street and Mountain View Road, marching through Thunder Bird Starlite Paradise Manor and Staggs subdivisions. Speakers include Joseph Reisnes Jr. on bond tax impact William Harper on school conditions and Joseph McHenry on real estate values impact.

Paradise Valley High School S . Auditorium Paradise’ Valley Charles Coppock 37Th St Mountain View Rd Thunderbird Starlite Paradise Manor Staggs Joseph Reisnes Jr Reisnes, Ely, Beck and Co William Harper Joseph McHenry Larkspur PTA

Allies ready for Christmas Viet Nam truce proposal

UPI reports American leaders accept the Viet Cong suggested holiday cease fire during Christmas and New Year. Generals fear a violation similar to last Christmas but fear criticism of seeking permanent peace. Public opinion favors a pause roughly 30 hours with the Communists pushing for longer.

Saigon

Phoenix man William James injured in rear end crash

Phoenix resident William James of 1809 North 18th Street was treated at St Joseph's Hospital after a rear end collision Saturday night. He was cited for failure to control. A passenger in his car and Conaway were also injured, police said.

Phoenix William James 18Th St James Conaway

Lawmaker predicts income tax rise to fund deficit

Rep Hale Boggs said the Johnson administration may seek an income tax increase worth 10 to 15 billion dollars to cover this year's budget gap. He noted the deficit could reach up to 15 billion, the highest peacetime shortfall since 1959. Boggs spoke after Texas talks with Johnson, calling his guess educated.

Washington UPI Johnson Hale Boggs House Eisenhower Texas Boggs CBS Face

Administration hints at shifting policy mix with possible tax rise

Boggs predicts a $125 billion spending year and $115 to $116 billion in revenue, warning a deficit would grow. He suggests a possible $10 to $15 billion tax increase, while Walter Heller backs a tax hike paired with lower interest rates. The remarks aired on CBS and NBC programs.

Wee Treasury J. Fowler Bogg Boggs Walter Heller President’s Council of Economic Advisers Heller NBC Meet the Press

Aranson Quintuplet Marci Jill Dies In Pittsburgh

Marci Jill Aranson the largest of the Aranson quintuplet girls died at Magee Women's Hospital in Pittsburgh. She had been in poor condition since Sunday with brain damage and lung hemorrhage from respiratory trouble. The other four quintuplets had died earlier. only Roni Sue survived.

Pittsburgh UPI Marci Jill Aranson Roni Sue Magee Women’s Hospital Patti Aronson Michael Lee Bass Aaroinson Paul Taylor Taylor Bass Toni Sue

Phoenix man injured in Scottsdale bar fight

Police said Stephen Martori of Phoenix suffered a broken nose and facial injuries in an early Saturday assault at Red Dagle Club in Scottsdale. He and the other man were removed from the building and the assailant drove away.

Phoenix Scottsdale Powers Stephen Martori

Monday in the News: UPI and Progress Staff Roundup

A compact digest from United Press International and the Progress Staff compiling today's notable items. Highlights include brief summaries of political, economic, and social developments with emphasis on timely events and attributed sources.

United Press International Progress

Kadar Calls Worldwide Communist Talks Amid Viet Nam Aid

Hungarian Communist leader Janos Kadar urged a world ideological summit to unify aid to North Viet Nam inviting Red China and Albania while disavowing Red China’s disruptions and proceeding without Beijing if needed. Baptist missionary Herbert Caudill in Cuba receives conditional release to seek medical care for his failing eyesight in Havana.

Budapest Janos Kadar Viet Nam Kadar Red Atlanta — Baptist Herbert Caudill Cuba Baptist Home Mission Board Caudill Havana

U.S. Upgrades Budapest and Sofia to Embassies

Washington announced that the United States will elevate its missions in Budapest and Sofia from legations to embassies. The move aims to improve relations with Eastern European Communist nations and signals a shift in diplomacy.

U.S Washington United States Budapest Sofia Europe

Arizona toll climbs as Thanksgiving weekend deaths rise

Thirteen people died on Arizona highways over the Thanksgiving weekend, including three from Los Angeles in a severe crash. The annual road toll reached 578, up from 481 a year earlier, as reports note the impact across the state. A Motorola plant in Mesa was dedicated, becoming the main production center for integrated circuits with speakers James Patrick and Dr. Daniel Noble present. Democratic leaders urged retaliation against state Democrats joining Republican groups, even discussing recall elections, with state chairman Richard Duffield vowing no tolerance for cross party cooperation.

Phoenix Arizona Los Angeles Mesa Motorola James Patrick the Valley National Bank Daniel Noble Richard Duffield

Judge Orders Mental Competency Jury For Speck Trial

Chicago AP A Criminal Court judge overrode defense objections and ordered a 12 member jury to decide if Richard Speck is mentally competent to stand trial for eight nurse murders. The hearing set for 1 30 p m CST follows defense claims Speck was fit, but the judge ruled a competency hearing is required.

Chicago UPI Richard Speck Criminal Court Herbert C. Paschen Gerald W. Getty Speck South Side Getty

Hussein faces riots as Saudi help pours into Jordan

Jordanian King Hussein appears to have overcome coup attempts as 20 000 Saudi troops move into western Jordan and the 6th Fleet stands by in the Mediterranean. Riots in Nablus Hebron and Ramallah are quelled while US aid looms amid Arab world tension over Israel's November border raids.

Jerusalem UPI Hussein Jordan 6Th Fleet Mediterranean Bet An Dinah Twoudijeu Wliuuie Nablus Hebron Ramallah Radio Damascus Faisal United States Navy Naples Italy Middle East Washington Cairo Damascus Palestine Liberation Organization Israel

Lin Piao Honored by Red Guards Amid Power Struggle

London dispatch reports Red Guards in China praise Defense Minister Lin Piao with loyalty slogans rivaling Mao’s. Tass notes banners threaten enemies of Lin and claims he engineered a coup, while risking a split with the Communist Party and Mao’s leadership.

London UPI Red Guards Lin Piao Mao Tse-tung Tass Lin Mao China Iron Curtain Peking Chairman Mao Communist Party

Scottsdale to discuss SRP overhead power line plan

City officials meet with Salt River Project representatives at 8 p.m. in the Scottsdale City Hall conference room to review plans for an overhead line through a neighborhood with underground utilities. City Manager Bill Donaldson requested talks after protests from property owners. John Erickson will report on findings and two developers may attend.

Salt River Scottsdale City Hall Indian School Rd Bill Donaldson SRP Donaldson John Erickson Water Boutors

Series on Our Schools Continues in Tomorrow's Paper

The second installment in a series of open-house style features on Scottsdale public schools will appear in tomorrow's edition. The feature profiles district programs and highlights.

Scottsdale Public

Also Mentioned on This Page

Reugrees Hal Moore John Daniels Second St Ball Park Plaza Douglas Greenbowe Artist’s Alley First Ave Greenbone 40Th St. and Bell Rd Cholla Laurie Callaway Parada Democrat Ath Quint Man Reds Democrats Speck Mental Jury Paschen
Search Courier

Search the Scottsdale Progress Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Scottsdale Progress?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication