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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1965

Page

2

Right to Work Section Faces Test Vote Friday

In Washington opponents of the administration bill to nullify state right to work laws resume filibuster with a test vote set for Friday. Senator Robertson says the measure was railroaded through the House. George Meany urges a decisive Senate vote.

Washington UPI Senate A. Willis Robertson Dva Afl-Cio George Meany Organized Labor House Lady Bird Johnson White House

Felony trials set for three Scottsdale residents this month

Three Scottsdale residents face superior court trials this month on felony charges. Mary V. Scott 40 7507 E Princeton is slated for murder charges next week in the Jan 22 gunshot death of her husband Roy 43 but the date may be moved. Edward L. Michael Jr 40 former lawyer is to appear Oct 18 for charges he murdered his wife Florence 42 on Jan 6 at their home 8143 E Edgemont. Former policeman A M Buster Shaver will stand trial Oct 28 for embezzlement after allegedly taking three saddles from the police property room last November and resigning in January following an investigation.

Mary V. Scott E. Princeton Roy Edward L. Michael, Jr Florence E. Edgemont A. M Buster) Shaver Shaver

Animal hospital set to open Monday in Scottsdale

The Arcadia Veterinary Hospital will open Monday at 115 E. 6th Ave in Scottsdale. Dr. Wayne L. Moore leads the facility which will specialize in small animal medicine and surgery.

Animal Hospital E. 6Th Ave Scottsdale Arcadia Veterinary Hospital Wayne L. Moore

Parade Jaycees seek theme proposals for 1966 Sol

Parade chairman Bill Mack said the theme for the 1966 Parada del Sol will be chosen from public suggestions. Entries must be received by October 15 at the Scottsdale Jaycees Parade Theme, Box 292 Scottsdale. The winner earns a trophy and a parade float ride.

Bill Mack Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce Mack Arizona Jaycee Parade Theme Box Scottsdale

Gemini-6 crew begins countdown for dual launch test

Gemini 6 mission teams staged a vital countdown test at Cape Kennedy for a dual launch later this month. The rehearsal hit snags with the Agena rocket radio command system and Titan fueling but both problems were cleared up.

Gemini-6 Cape Kennedy UPI Agena

Scottsdale Sertoma seeks 200 flags on nine holidays

The Scottsdale Sertoma Club aims to install flags in front of every business on nine U S holidays and the Parada del Sol. City council approved sidewalk hole drilling for flagpoles with plugs to avoid pedal hazards. The Scottsdale Boys' Club will help distribute flags, with participating businesses paying 10 dollars annually.

Scottsdale Sertoma J. R. Sanderson

Klansmen watch civil rights march in Natches Miss

Ku Klux Klansmen watched along a seven block route as more than 1,000 African Americans marched under a federal court order. Mississippi Klan Grand Dragon E. L. McDaniel sat in his car opposite city hall while marchers passed two by two to pray and sing on the courthouse lawn.

Natches Miss UPI Ku Klux

U S troops in Vietnam reach 140000 as 1st Infantry lands

UPI reports the final elements of the 1st Infantry Division arrived at Vung Tau. The 15 000 man Big Red One will join the Marine Third Amphibious Force and the 1st Cavalry as the main U S fighting forces. First reports note prior in-country presence and combat experience.

Saigon Viet Nam 1St Infantry Ft. Riley Kan da Nang Offi

Legislature Deadlock Maintains Redistricting Impasse

In Phoenix the joint conference committee on congressional redistricting met after separate sessions. Senate and House members stalled, seeking House action on Senate reapportionment before finalizing district plans. A new concept proposing a larger Senate and reconfigured House was debated, with Friday as target for a report.

Phoenix UPI House Senate Joint Conference Committee Edward Kennedy D-Pima Isabel Burgess Maricopa Joint Committee

Goddard Promises Bond Plan Costs Under 30 Cents Tax Rate

Gov. Sam Goddard says approval of Arizona's 100 million bonding authority would cost never more than 30 cents on the tax rate. He noted the bonds might not be issued all at once and cited potential favorable rates. Senate leader Harold Giss criticizes decades of spending without voter approval. House members Burton Barr and Tony Carillo debate bonding as a financing tool versus cash payments.

Phoenix UPI Sam Goddard Paradise Valley Chamber of Commerce Utah Arizona Senate Harold Giss D-Yuma Arizona House Burton Barr R-Maricopa Barr Junior League of Phoenix Tony Carillo D-Pima

First grand jury meets in Boggs Radcliff murder case

Slayn?g jury in Coconino County convened to hear evidence against Donald Boggs 23 and Dixie Radcliff 16. Boggs confessed to slayings of Robert Willis 23 and Halver Johnson 28 near Ash Fork. Radcliff faced two counts of first degree murder. Charges for Radcliff were dropped earlier for lack of evidence. both suspects are held without bond.

Flagstaff UPI Coconino County Donald Boggs Dixie Radcliff Boggs Miss Radcliff Amesville Ohio Robert Willis Halver Johnson Newport N.H U.S. 66 Ash Fork Jerry Smith San Antonio, Tex Brigham Young University Justice of the Peace J. F. Brierley Smith Arizona William Egan

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