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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1963

Page

3

Anthem Appeal Studied

LAKESIDE APS Lake side-Pinetop school board meets tonight with former members who expelled three Jehovah's Witness youths two years ago for not standing during the National Anthem. A decision on appealing a federal judge ruling ordering readmission may be announced.

Lakeside APS Lakeside-Pinetop Jehovah’s Witnesses William C. Mathes Jere Wingo Bill Wingo Daniel Sheldon Tilden Wilbur

Queen Alexandra of Yugoslavia Recovers in Venice

Former queen Alexandra 42 is improving after an overdose of sleeping pills in Venice Italy. Doctors say she regained consciousness and may leave hospital soon. She spoke with husband former King Peter 39 and son Crown Prince Alexander 18 and thanked doctors for saving her life.

Venice Italy UPI Alexandra Yugoslavia Peter Alexander

Negro and White Students Marry in New York

Charlayne Hunter the first Negro woman admitted to the University of Georgia reportedly married Walter Stovall a white Southern student last spring. The couple now live in Greenwich Village and expect a baby in December. Hunter, 21, studied journalism and worked for The New Yorker. Stovall, 25, had been with the Atlanta Journal.

New York UPI University of Georgia Charlayne Hunter Georgia Walter Stovall Douglas, Ga New York Times Greenwich Village New Yorker Magazine Stovall Atlanta Journal

Goldwater Leads Labor Day Rodeo Parade in Williams

Senator Barry Goldwater rode in Williams Labor Day parade wearing a white cowboy hat and boots with Levi's and a faded blue shirt. He arrived from Santa Ana to greet spectators and left for Phoenix after the event.

Williams

Auditions Set for Kismet Guys and Dolls Fiorello at MCT

Musical Comedy Theatre schedules auditions for Kismet Guys and Dolls and Fiorello at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday in Scottsdale High School auditorium. Open to singers actors dancers and crew. Season tickets are five dollars and UA Opera Company performances Abduction of Seraglio and La Boheme are listed on the season.

Kismet Guys and Dolls Fiorello Joseph Esile Musical Comedy Theatre Esile Scottsdale High School Dick Jarvis University of Arizona Opera Company Joseph Elile

Tuskegee Center Of Bootstrap Effort In Negro History

A turn of the century look at Tuskegee Institute’s role in the Negro bootstrap movement. Booker T. Washington urged schooling and integrity while acknowledging white assistance and warning against violence. The school later fostered Carver’s peanut and sweet potato work and publicized lynchings to curb them.

Pedmont Park Atlanta Booker T. Washington Tuskegee Institute Alabama The Negro College Washington George Washington Carver Alabama Black Belt Tuskegee Gov Wallace Washington and Carver

Rockefeller warns Kennedy over gold outflow risk

New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller accuses President Kennedy of mishandling the balance of payments with gold draining abroad and warns that continued loss of confidence in the dollar could trigger a cash rush and possible embargo. He cites a one third gold drain and half rise in overseas debt in five years.

Albany, N.Y UPI Nelson A. Rockefeller Kennedy New York United States

Bovas Body Is Sought After Mine Tragedy

Rescue teams pursued the body of Louis Bova 52, trapped since August 13 in a mine shaft at Sheppton Pennsylvania. His companions Dave Felling and Henry Thorne survived August 27 after a dramatic rescue from an adjacent chamber. A 304 foot shaft was deemed too narrow for a safe down-ward dive.

Sheppton Pa UPI Louis Bova Bova Dave Felling Henry Throne Rova

Kashmir Earthquake Kills About 100 in Devastated Districts

Rescue workers combed through ruin in 58 villages of Kashmir after a Monday quake that killed an estimated 100 people and injured about 500. Officials distributed cloth for shrouds while the army delivered tents food and kerosene to thousands left homeless in the 50 square mile disaster zone.

New Delhi India UPD Kashmir

UN Security Council resumes debate on Israel Syria clash

The United Nations Security Council reopened discussions on a US-UK draft condemning the ambush killing of two Israeli farmers at Almagor. Morocco proposed amendments to appease Arab states as the council weighs potential veto positions by Russia and prospects for a vote among 11 members.

United Nations N.Y CUPD Security Council Israel Syria L-Nation Council Morocco Almagor Sea of Galilee Middle East United States Britain

St Joseph and Others Report Births in August

The record lists births at St Josephs and several families in Scottsdale and Phoenix area. Kenneth Schmid at 5725 E Saguaro welcomed a son on August 29. Carl Bailey at 8302 E Weldon welcomed a son on August 30. Ronald Andrews at 47 Thornwood Acres welcomed a son on August 30. Clinton Carlisle of Scottsdale welcomed a son on August 30. Peter Firman at 7687 E Hazelwood welcomed a son on August 30.

St. Joseph’s Kenneth Schmidgall E. Saguaro Carl Bailey E. Weldon Ronald Andrews Thornwood Acres Clinton Carlisle Scottsdale Peter Firman E. Hazelwood

Lighter Side: Exercise Turns Man Into Monster

A humorous column recalls overdoing a home fitness program from the President's Council on Physical Fitness. The narrator experiences mishaps from lifting all exercises at once, causing injuries to a friend, a tire, a car flip, and a lost child, prompting a recovery plan.

Washington UPI Guy Lombardo President's Council On Physical Fitness

Executive Office Space at 55 West 1st Ave Scottsdale

New building in Scottsdale offering fully carpeted offices with central air heating and tele phone message service and stenographic support as needed. Includes large paved parking and all utilities and janitor service. Two offices available one fully furnished. Contact C. L. Wiggs at 945-6973.

West 1St Ave Scottsdale C. L. Wiggs

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