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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1965

Page

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Nash Shriver to speak at 22nd National Congress of American Indians

About 500 American Indians from tribes nationwide attend the five day convention in Scottsdale November 1 5 with the theme Shaping Our Destiny Speakers include Sargent Shriver Philliep Nash Arizona Governor Sam Goddard and Dr Robert Roessel General chair Fillmore Carlos leads the event hosted by the Inter Tribal Council of Arizona The NCAI aims to secure federal and state rights preserve treaties foster loyalty and facilitate communication with non Indians Albuquerque safety centers.

National Congress of American Indians NCAI Executive House Sargent Shriver U.S. Peace Corps Philliep Nash U.S Indian Affairs Arizona Sam Goddard Robert Roessel Arizona State University W. W. Keeler Fillmore Carlos Salt River Office of Economic Opportunity Keller United States Walter Wetzel Montana Blackfeet Tribe Harrison Porter San Carlos

Giant XB-70 passes 2000 mph and reaches 70000 feet

At Edwards Air Force Base the XB-70 commanded speeds beyond 2000 mph, three times the sound barrier, during a 1 hour 43 minute flight. The craft climbed to a top altitude of 70000 feet as a polar satellite launch followed. Nearby Saigon forces seized Man Yang pass opening the highway to Pleiku. The December draft quota was set at 45224, the highest since Korea, with 10 more than the previous rate. A satellite carrying equipment for 20 experiments was launched into polar orbit as part of a geophysical laboratory series.

Edwards Afb Calif Saigon U.S. Air Cavalry Man Yang Pleiku Washington Defense Department Korea Johnson Vanderberg Afb Geophysical Laboratory

Walls Rise as Saguaro High Auditorium North Wall Slab Is Set

Workmen observe as a crane places the final concrete slab for the north wall of Saguaro High School's auditorium in Scottsdale. The project totals the cost of the building remains to be stated.

Scottsdale’s Saguaro High School

Scottsdale district power clash with city over Saguaro High

SRP official Von Pierce said power would be connected to Saguaro High School despite city electrical board delays. The dispute centered on an underground cable installation and a demanded $3,000 sheet-metal sheath. District officials argued safety and county attorney guidance support readiness for connection. If county opinion favors the district, SRP would hook up the power.

Scottsdale Saguaro High School Salt River Project von Pierce SRP City Electrical Advisory Board the Electrical Board al Flowers City Electrical Board Flowers Salt River Charles Holt Atorney Hall Pierce

Weather outlook with warm temperatures and wind

The forecast calls for mostly fair weather today and Friday with afternoon cloudiness and a windy Friday. Highs near 97 today, around 95 Friday, and a low around 60 tonight.

Scottsdale record store owner arrested on lewd conduct charges

Scottsdale police arrested Richard Sottosanto owner of Rick's Records at his home on charges of lewd and lascivious conduct with a group of teenage boys. Ten youths aged 14 to 16 were involved, with complaints from parents about time spent at the store. Bond set at 10000 dollars.

Scottsdale Richard Sottosanto Rick’s Records N. Brown St Devonshire Paul King George Alex Vice Sottosanto Alex Sottesanto

Fannin Attacks Federal Bills In Phoenix Speech

UPI reports Senator Paul Fannin condemned Johnson era legislation as driving the nation toward a socialist state He faulted federal education funding for 95 percent of U S counties and blasted the anti poverty program calling it political boondoggling and a rich man’s war based on credentials.

Phoenix UPI United States U.S Paul Fannin Rariz Fannin Valley of the Sun Electric League Congress Arizona Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare

Saguaro High Erects 44-Foot Walls for New Auditorium

Progress reports from Saguaro High School note the 44 foot high by ten foot wide north wall slabs being erected for the new auditorium. The Scottsdale project by Kahnweiler-Simons Construction Co costs about 3.178 million dollars with the auditorium accounting for roughly 250 thousand. Precision in handling and pre-pouring yields a smoother finish, with floor casting done in the art room and crane placement to sections.

Kahnweiler-Simons Construction Co Saguaro High School Jericho

Odor Mystery Leaves Scottsdale Residents Frustrated

East side residents report an onion or burning odor while others note a witch hazel scent. Public Works Director Marc Stragier says complaints have been investigated but the source remains undetermined. He suspects someone may have sprayed cotton plants to defoliate them and the check continues.

East Side Scottsdale Public Works Marc Stragier Streagjer

Indians Clash With Game Wardens On Puget Sound Fishing

About 50 Indians fought state game wardens near Nisqually river to oppose a net fishing ban. Six were arrested on interfering with an officer and released on $100 bonds. Two newsmen were roughed up in the clash.

Olympia Wash UPI Puget Sound U.S Nisqually River Here

Coronado Students Hoard Lumber For Bonfire

A Scottsdale riddle ends as Coronado students stack three lumber piles over 25 feet high for a homecoming bonfire. Next day Arizona Stables owner Fern Siminoff reports $1,500 worth of wood missing from Indian School and Miller roads, matching the yard on Coronado field. Police say the three week tear down by three men yielded the stolen timber.

Scottsdale Coronado Fern Siminoff Arizona Stables Indian School Miller Rds

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Nash Shriver Michael Roberts By Lee Gould Dave Townsend Progress Kahnweiler - Simons Construction Co
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