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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1963

Page

3

Record U S Supersonic Flight Sets eight hour thirty five minute mark

Washington reports a USAF B58 bomber landed in Britain after an 8 hour 35 minute non stop flight from Tokyo, totaling 8028 miles at 938 mph. The mission refueled five times, aimed to prove SAC bomber capability with a three man crew. Kennedy praised the Air Force team.

Washington UPI Britain Tokyo Kennedy London Godfrey McHugh Air Force Strategic Air Command SAC 3Rd Air Force Okinawa Newbury

Phoenix group to study restaurant racial discrimination

A Phoenix Human Relations Commission subcommittee decided to compile a report on racial discrimination in city restaurants. It will investigate how many and which restaurants discriminate against Negroes and other minority groups, with details to be worked out at a later meeting.

Phoenix UPD Phoenix Human Relations Commission L. J. Newton

New Ambulance Service Opened in Scottsdale Area

Green Acres Mortuary president Sid J. Brechin announces a new ambulance service in Scottsdale to boost city coverage from two ambulances for over 40,000 residents. Wayne S. Worner will lead with his wife Sarah as nurse and co worker. The team includes ten trained first aid volunteers and a list of named backers.

Green Acres Mortuary Wayne S. Worner Sarah Candy Scottsdale Green Acres Brechin Motorola Worner Pennsylvania

Udall Calls California Water Plan Misunderstood

Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall charged that California opposition to the Pacific Southwest Water Plan stems from a gross misunderstanding. He said some people do not want to understand the plan and noted the program is still formative as he prepared to meet California officials in Sacramento to discuss comments from the five-state region.

Washington UPI Stewart L. Udall California Sacramento Calif State Water Commission Udall

St Josephs Boutfard and others report multiple births

The Record lists births: Mr. and Mrs. Boutfard of 8650 E El Charro Lane welcomed a girl on Oct 12. Mr. and Mrs. Crookston of 8225 E Northland Dr welcomed a girl on Oct 13. Mr. and Mrs. Snarr of 7507 E Polk welcomed a boy on Oct 14. Mr. and Mrs. Mick of 3633 E Harwood Phoenix welcomed a boy on Oct 15.

St. Joseph’s Robert Boutfard E. el Charro Lane Richard Crookston E. Northland Dr James Snarr E. Polk Dwight Mick E. Harwood Phoenix

ASUdevelops soiled water washer to reuse waste water

Arizona State University engineers led by Dr. John W. Klock pursue a washing machine like system to treat sewage for irrigation and aquifer recharge. The three year project with the U S Bureau of Reclamation tests pilot plant processes using sunlight and biochemistry to kill disease organisms and recover nitrogen compounds for fertilizer.

Tempe Arizona State University Sanitary Engineers John W. Klock Klock Arizona U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Salt River Valley ASU Sun City

Scottsdale Attorney Wins His Own Speed Case

Charles Christakis, a 38 year old Scottsdale attorney, was acquitted after admitting to driving 80 mph in a 60 mph zone. Justice Meek ruled there is no fixed daytime limit in Arizona and the posted speed reflected safe conditions. Officer Tolmachoff testified he followed Christakis for seven miles without sighting other cars.

Buckeye UPI Charles Christakis Scottsdale Christakis Justice of the Peace Bill Meek Arizona Meck State Highway Commission Alex Tolmachoff Gila Bend

Park Chung Hee Seen Likely as South Korea President

General Park Chung Hee led unofficial returns with a wide margin over Posun Yun in South Korea’s election. With about 10.9 million votes cast, Park held roughly 4.471 million to Yun’s 4.379 million amid U.S. military support and aid totaling nearly half a billion dollars annually.

Seoul Korea UPI Park Chung Hee United States Park Posun Yun U.S South Korea

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