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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1963
Page
2
In a shaded backyard, Mr. Bumbleton hides from summer chores and an overflow of national buzz. He laments a perpetual season, citing politics and noise in Washington, while the narrator proposes cribbage for calm.
The United States informed South Viet Nam’s government that 2000 special forces troops will lose their $3 million annual U S aid until they leave Saigon area. The move follows their use in Buddhist crackdowns and hints at U S friction with Ngo Dinh Diem and Ngo Dinh Nhu.
In Phoenix J Michael Morris, elected state Democratic chairman Oct. 5 after George Gavin's resignation, considers meeting with Phoenix attorney Robert Allen next week to resolve a split between Gavin and Allen factions. Morris aims to unite the party and solidify leadership authority while Allen maintains he is the legally elected chairman.
Atty. Gen. Robert Pickrell reaffirms 1959 rule that lawmakers must show out of pocket expenses to receive the $12 per diem. The ruling targets legislators living outside Maricopa County who rent property in Phoenix during sessions, while Phoenix residents do not claim per diem without receipts.
A federal grand jury in New York issued subpoenas to major steel firms including U S Steel, Bethlehem, Jones & Laughlin, Republic, Wheeling, Pittsburgh Steel, Youngstown Sheet & Tube, National, Kaiser, and Armco. The probe targets recent price hikes and policy practices in the steel industry.
Sharp drops in more than a dozen steel issues dragged the market lower as a federal grand jury subpoenas major producers over price moves. U S Steel, Youngstown Sheet, and Jones & Laughlin led losses with declines of 3 or more.
Arraignment of state tax commissioners William E. Stanford and Thad Moore on conspiracy and bribe charges was postponed by Maricopa Superior Judge Irwin Cantor. They were indicted October 10 for accepting $5,438 from Standard Printing Co. president Robert Pelsne amid a probe of kickbacks on state printing contracts. The Seymours later claimed overcharges totaling $14,461 on 31 contracts from 1960 1961.
United Press reports 24 hour period ending 4 am saw varied temperatures across the nation and notable precipitation in several regions. Mild conditions persisted in parts of the Midwest while heavier rainfall impacted the Pacific Northwest and southern fringes of the Gulf Coast.
A committee of 18 Arizona educators proposes an elementary social studies course focusing on Americanism over other isms. Chairman Robert B. Williams of Tempe says the plan aligns with recommendations from the Arizona Academy education session at Grand Canyon.
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon and his relatives hold about $3 million in a tax dispute over United States & Foreign Securities Corp. The firm, with $111 million in net assets and 3.31 million shares, has set aside $9.65 million for an adverse ruling. Dillon has pledged total isolation from any tax matter involving him.
Leo Cardinal Suenens urged that women be admitted to secret sessions of the Second Vatican Council in St. Peter's Basilica. He called for more lady auditors and broader participation of religious orders, arguing women comprise half of humanity and should influence church debates on the modern world. He warned against turning the church into a purely administrative body and urged wider representation of both sexes in council discussions.
Mrs Genevieve Mary Connolly 76 of 5925 E Indian School Rd died Monday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Born in Montecello Iowa she moved to Phoenix with husband Thomas P Connolly three and a half years ago from Anchorage Alaska Surviving five sons one daughter three sisters sixteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren Rosary 8 p m tomorrow at Messinger Mortuary Chapel Requiem Mass 9 a m Thursday at St Theresa s Church burial St Francis Cemetery
The Record of births lists a series of newborn boys and girls from families across the area. Names include Cook Melton Reed Malley Enns and locations such as Sage Drive North 81st Street Second Street and Cambridge Avenue with birth dates ranging October 18 to October 20.
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