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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1963

Page

3

The Investor Q and A on Martin-Marietta Sperry-Rand and taxes

Senior citizens ask about Martin-Marietta merger risks with Sperry-Rand and an expected proxy fight. The column notes Sperry-Rand’s improving earnings but calls it speculative, while Martin-Marietta faces modest profits and a secure dividend.

American-Marietta Martin Martin-Marietta Sperry- Rand Sperry-Rand George M. Bunker Sperry-Rand Board of

Valachi Promises Cracking Mafia Ties in Senate Hearings

Valachi, a low echelon gangster turned informant, vows to reveal Cosa Nostra structure and names, including bosses and crews, as federal agents pursue corroboration. His testimony could impact major mob figures like Genovese, with grand jury indictments anticipated after his public appearance before the Senate rackets committee.

Valachi Underworld Vito Genovese New York Joseph Valachi Senate Fort Monmouth N.J Justice Department Cosa Nostra Genovese Atlanta Supreme Court Capone

Boys Blamed for House Fire on East Lewis Street

Two youngsters aged eight and nine were referred to juvenile authorities after police said they started fires inside a home at 8437 E. Lewis. Neighbors saw smoke and found several small fires in the building. A separate incident saw the same youths set fire to a 1952 Chevrolet at 8323 E. Lewis, destroying the interior with an estimated loss of $150.

E. Lewis

Motor Bank Slated For Downtown Scottsdale

Plans announced by Carl B. Plumb to build a motor bank at the southwest corner of First Street and Scottsdale Road to serve downtown and supplement the First National Bank office. The slump block and wood structure will have two drive-in windows, parallel driveways, and parking for about 40 cars. Construction by the bank’s division starts this month with a 90 day completion, and entry and exit will be from First Street to the Scottsdale Road passage.

Scottsdale First National Bank Carl B. Plumb First St Scottsdale Rd Plumb

Wisconsin Tax Chief Named Postmaster General

President Kennedy names John A. Gronouski of Wisconsin as postmaster general. The 43 year old Democrat plans a basic briefing with acting postmaster general Sidney Bihoop and aims to learn quickly. Gronouski, born October 26 1919 in Dunbar Wisconsin, holds a BA in economics from Wisconsin and a PhD in economics and public finance later earning a masters and teaching at multiple universities.

Madison Wis UPI Wisconsin John A. Gronouski Gronouski Kennedy Stacy Sidney Bihoop Marinette County Dunbar Oshkosh Oshkosh State College University of Wisconsin

Weekend Burglaries Net About Two Thousand Dollars

Two break ins reported over the weekend with losses near 1720 dollars at Vernon Sheets home 8101 East Edgemont including kitchen ware clothing rugs and furniture. A second theft at 140 East Mulberry valued around 250 involved liquor and sterling silver flatware after a suspect disguised as a gardener was seen Saturday morning and ransacked the residence.

Vernon Sheets E. Edgemont Alexander Kirk E. Mulberry

Phoenix Hotel Tax Postponed

The Phoenix City Council sent the auditorium financing proposal back to its advisory committee after opponents urged resubmission. A hotel motel and restaurant owners committee will discuss the tax issue, while attorney Frank Haze Burch warned of possible legal action.

Phoenix UPI Phoenix City Council Frank Haze Burch The Council

Lighter Side Reflects On Congealed Salads And Chili Con Carne

A humorous column from Washington notes the end of summer with reflections on congealed salads and the return of unfrozen fare. It humorously traces the origins of chili con carne from a misheard tale of tobacco exploration and Indian peppers.

Washington UPI

Russians Expel China Smugglers Over Anti Soviet Literature

Moscow expelled several Chinese including train crew members at Naushki border crossing after officials confiscated banned literature on the Peking Moscow train. Tass reported the action follows a series of Moscow Peking tensions and a protest from the Kremlin to the Chinese embassy.

Kremlin Tass Naushki Mongolia Moscow Peking

Vinson presses bill to halt Pentagon anti-bias plan

Rep. Carl Vinson, long a key military policy voice, drafts legislation to block a Defense directive aimed at ending off base racial segregation for servicemen. The plan, stemming from the Gesell Report, may curb commanders actions that would ban segregated facilities near bases.

Washington UPI Carl Vinson D-Ga Congress Pentagon Vinson House Armed Services Committee Georgia Defense Robert S. McNamara Gesell McNamara

Civil Rights Efforts Hurting JFK Says RFK

Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy says Kennedy administration civil rights efforts harm the president’s re election chances in both the North and South. He noted Northerners become aware of racial problems and may react politically, but he insists the nation must push ahead.

Washington UPI Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy North South

Crossword Puzzle Seeded by Clues Across and Down

A compact list of crossword clues covers across and down entries including terms for body parts measures and musical notes. The puzzle mixes standard wordplay with archaic and crossword-specific terms such as chapeau beverage defaced discharged a gun and other varied hints.

Quints Show Early Growth Despite Weight Loss

In Maracaibo Venezuela five premature quintuplets born to a 34 year old grandmother are monitored by nurses using sterile incubator gloves. Dr Regulo Pachano Anez reports each infant has lost about 312 ounces since birth but weight loss is expected in the first days. Otto lags slightly in improvement while combined weight remains under 19 pounds.

Robinson Fernando Otto Juan Jose Mario Prieto Regulo Pachano Anez Pachano

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Proxy Fight William A. Doyle U.S Greetings Gift Fund SEC First National Bank of Arizona Motor Bank Pierre Salinger University of Maine Wayne University Federation of State Tax Administrators By Dick West Republic of Mexico Apsin North Carolina Mexico New World Spain Barney China UPS Russia Soviet Union Halt JFK Bobby Ireland Guido Chapeau Beverage Snake Sly Meadow Zeus Sam Wilson F.H.A E. Loma N. Seet Tempe Maracaibo Venezuela Way Arizona Carl Plumb Old Scottsdale Rd Scottsdale, Arizona
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