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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1963
Page
4
Citizens of Scottsdale Tempe are urged to vote yes on a 7.5 million sewer bond on Tuesday October 29 to join Phoenix Mesa and Glendale in a regional plan. Bonds are funded by service revenues not taxes and will place facilities in an isolated western site while serving future residents.
The New York Times reports serious interest in designating rivers as national rivers under the National Park Service. Rivers such as the Buffalo in Arkansas the Allagash in Maine and the Current and Eleven Point in Missouri are cited for canoeing and wilderness experiences. A Wild River Study Team will review 64 other rivers to propose preservation.
A reader notes a vivid response to tipping rituals and recounts experiences with service and tipping. A Boston group, Tippers Anonymous, promotes tipping as recognition of good service, offering a card with Excellent Good Fair and Poor options. A New Jersey reader describes rude service and a failed tip episode, highlighting social pressures around tipping norms.
Reader letters debate tipping in eateries with mentions of service quality and owner pay. A Boston waitress snips at diners, urging etiquette and conscience, while other readers share travel and dining frustrations. The column also veers into UFOs and Telstar rumors, ending with a tease of ongoing updates.
The UPI article notes a vast autumn bird migration from North America to warmer climes. It highlights seven aerial flyways, species behaviors, and key observation points like Hawk Mountain and Cape May, with ornithologists unsure of exact causes behind the routes.
Roscoe Drummond argues that liberal double standards shield Left improprieties while denouncing Right misdeeds. He cites examples from California campaigns and Young Democrats to show selective outrage and urges equal moral critique across political sides.
In Washington the piece argues unemployment stems from automation and unskilled labor gaps. It cites Illinois governor's 1961 63 study surveying about 150000 unemployed people to reveal education level correlates strongly with employment and skill obsolescence.
The piece argues states with industrial training and skilled workforces gain job security while agriculture-based states lag. It notes Massachusetts shifted from textiles to electronic manufacturing, stressing the cost of illiteracy and rising high school dropout rates, with 58.6 million adults lacking a high school diploma and expectations of a 50 percent rise by 1970.
The article explains juror duties in Arizona civil and criminal cases, including voting thresholds, foreman role, poll procedure, and the judge reading the verdict. It emphasizes fairness, careful evidence weighing, and the civic duty of citizens serving on juries.
Washington reports a union of final comments on the possibility of Sen Barry M Goldwater as the Republican presidential standard bearer next year. A labor leader says I can't think of a single labor leader who would come out for Goldwater. That's not true of some other Republicans.
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