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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1963
Page
2
Mayo Clinic expert Dr. Walter C. Alvarez summarizes guidance from Gesell and Flora Rheta Schreiber on when children say words and form sentences. The article traces speech milestones from infancy to age three, noting variability and signs of normal delays.
A witness said a drunken Negro soldier started a fight that killed a white GI at a U.S. Air Force base near Evreux France. Base officials investigate amid French reports of racial violence while U.S. authorities insist the incident was a barracks brawl caused by drinking.
The piece credits Nicholas Katzenbach and a team including Burke Marshall John Doar and Joseph Dolan for civil rights strides in Oxford, Tuscaloosa and Birmingham. It cites smoother, quieter integration tactics in Alabama with marshals at Mississippi and federalized guards during Wallace era.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told American Legionnaires in Miami Beach that the United States would not tolerate Fidel Castro spreading Communism beyond Cuba and cited Russian troops on the island as a major problem. He said Cuba obstructs normal U S Soviet relations and that Castro's hemisphere interference is unacceptable. Legion Commander Powers noted the 1960 warning about Castro remains unheeded.
Thomas Jefferson Bullock 63 of 8618 E Palm Lane Scottsdale died last night at Good Samaritan Hospital A native of Hector Arkansas he moved to Scottsdale in 1956 after 38 years with the Post Office Department He was president of the Union County Arkansas Singing Convention and active in singing groups Surviving wife Ruth four sons one brother eight sisters and four grandchildren Funeral services set for 10 am tomorrow at Messinger Mortuary with burial in Russellville Arkansas
UPI reports an opposition leader Nguyen Ton Hoan in Washington allegedly told Paris followers of plans to form a guerrilla underground in central Viet Nam to oppose the Diem government. The Times of Viet Nam linked Amer ican circles to possible action while Can Tho and nearby districts faced fierce clashes with Communist forces. Archbishop Ngo Dinh Thuc left Rome for New York amid Vatican inquiries. Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu travels toward Belgrade to address Buddhist-government tensions.
United Press International compiles 24 hour temperatures and precipitation ending at 4 a.m. Data cover nationwide readings from multiple weather stations. The bulletin notes regional variations and outlines deviations from prior periods.
A New York Central commuter express hit an open switch and derailed near Hudson injuring 41. The Henrick Hudson train failed to stop on a siding, derailing two engines three passenger coaches and a baggage car while four mail cars lay along the riverbank. A switchman described a possible attempt to derail the ten car train.
Papago Lions Club launches a seat belt clinic tonight from 7 to 10 p.m. in front of National Auto Glass at 777 Scottsdale Rd. Belts will be installed at special group prices of 5.50 each. The clinic will run over two or three Wednesdays based on response.
The Record lists births at Baptist Hospital to Ronald and a son born September 10 at 1040 FF Monte Vista Phoenix and St Josephs noting a girl born September 9 to Thomas and Mrs. O Gara at 4607 N 82nd Street.
Washington (UPI) A House leader said he expected no serious difficulty in reaching agreement with the Senate on compromise legislation to set up a broad new mental health proposal. The House approved Kennedy's plan by 335 to 18 in a rare early bipartisan move. Differences remained but chairman Oren Harris predicted smooth final passage.
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