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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1963
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Barry Goldwater donate a new home for Charlie the otter at the Phoenix Zoo. Charlie weighs about 20 pounds and measures three feet long and is now roughly two years old.
In London Christine Keeler, 21, sits in the prisoner's dock as prosecutors accuse her of perjury and conspiracy in connection with the Profumo scandal. The three day hearing may decide whether she must stand trial. the case links to John Profumo's resignation and a network of associates including West Indian lover Aloysius Gordon.
Dr Walter Alvarez notes hay fever symptoms and how asthma can follow from hay fever. He highlights ragweed timing, molds in farms, and cautions on prevention. He cites a booklet and offers copies for 25 cents.
United Press International reports temperatures and precipitation for a 24 hour period ending at 4 am. Data covers multiple regions with highs and rainfall totals, noting regional extremes and notable weather patterns.
The Record of Births lists a girl born Oct 1 to Mr and Mrs Richard McIntire at 6858 FE Edgemont and a girl born Sept 30 to Mr and Mrs Robert Hall at 7013 E Oak.
The Papago Mountain Lions Club holds the fourth seat belt clinic tonight from 7 to 10 p.m. at Plaza 777 near Scottsdale Road. The club has installed more than 1 belts in the current series, charging 6.59 dollars per belt set to raise funds for sight conservation.
President Kennedy named Spottswood W. Robinson III a federal judge for the District of Columbia. Robinson, a civil rights leader and dean of Howard University Law School, has served on the Civil Rights Commission since 1961.
Arizona traffic fatalities reached 39 in September, announced by John Green of the Arizona Highway Department. The six month rate stood at 6.7 deaths per 100 million miles, down from 7.0 a year earlier.
Three white men arrested amid Birmingham racial bombings were to be tried on misdemeanor counts of illegal dynamite possession. The suspects R. E. Chambliss 59 Charles Cagle 22 and John W. Hall were released on bonds. Gov. George Wallace announced arrests as state investigators led by Al Lingo pressed the probe.
The Arkansas NAACP warns President Kennedy about addressing Barton Coliseum at the Arkansas livestock exposition in Little Rock in a segregated venue. Kennedy plans to dedicate Greers Ferry dam at Heber Springs Thursday morning, then appear at the exposition in the afternoon. White House sources dispute the claim and say Kennedy has not spoken to segregated audiences before.
The 1964 Pontiac lineup tops the 63 line with trim styling and quieter interiors. Wide-Track stability and 389 cu in Trophy V-8 power appear across models, aiming to set the standard others envy.
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