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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1963

Page

10

Camelback and Mesa Extensions Offer Scottsdale Education

Two new junior colleges Camelback and Mesa Extensions join Phoenix College in the Maricopa County system, giving Scottsdale residents a cheaper path to higher education. Previously non residents paid 320 plus books for Phoenix College. now the student body fee drops to 19 dollars with county integration.

Scottsdale Camelback Mesa Maricopa County Phoenix College Phoenix Lee Thompson Thompson Eisenhower Commission On Education ASU

Birmingham unrest touches lives of many residents

In Birmingham Alabama life goes on amid turmoil as police report shootings rock throwing and bombs while areas around 16th Street and Dynamite Hill remain hotspots. Desegregation figures and figures like Arthur Shores highlight the era as residents buffer daily routines.

Birmingham Ala Graymont Armstrong West End Bessemer U.S. Steel Co National States Rights Party Arthur Shores Red Mountain South Side

Roving ambassadors draw Senate gaze over mobility

In a Senate Foreign Relations hearing amid treaty talks and civil rights debates, critics worry the United States has too many roving ambassadors. Sen. Carlson asked for a census of migratory diplomats noting eight roving ambassadors in Europe. The exchange contrasted special representatives with roving ambassadors, illustrating ongoing humor and concern about diplomatic fashion and roles.

Washington UPI United States Senate Foreign Relations Committee Frank Carlson R-Kan State Department Europe Carlson William Matson Roth

Demos Fight Birch Menace At Western Conference

West Democrats plan to counter the John Birch Society seen as a menace. Lucy Redd warns of a sleeping creep ing Bircher problem in Utah as a 13 state conference opens near the Mormon Temple. Democrats hope Kennedy appeals in the West after Nixon won most western states in 1960.

West John Birch Society JBS Western States Lucy Redd Utah The Birch Society Birchers Richard M Nixon Hawaii New Mexico Nevada John Kennedy Kennedy Adlai Stevenson Miss Redd Roger Kent California

British view: China unlikely to fight soon

British experts on Communist affairs say Red China is too weak militarily and economically for major conflict. They argue Moscow would not aid if war erupts, given Beijing’s isolation and anti-Soviet stance. The piece notes U.S. and Britain arms to India and previews Western concerns at a Salt Lake City Democratic gathering.

London UPI Red China Peking Red China Russia United

Dreamy Draw Cemetery Plan To Be Cancelled

Promoters of a proposed Dreamy Draw cemetery in northeast Phoenix seek to withdraw their special use permit application. Valley of the Sun Memorial Park Inc will try to sell the property and find another site. City council decision on the request is set for Tuesday. Residents in the Dreamy Draw area oppose the project.

Phoenix UPI Dreamy Draw Sam Mardian Richard G. Kleindienst Valley of the Sun Memorial Park Inc City of

For Lease Residential Masonry Building in Scottsdale

For lease a rear masonry building at 51 West First Avenue Scottsdale with a large paved parking area in front and side. Within half a block of Scottsdale center suitable for offices for engineering firms lawyers and other businesses needing parking and accessibility. Will remodel to suit qualified tenant or lease as is. Contact M C Murrell 55 West 1st Ave Scottsdale phone 945-6973.

First Avenue Scottsdale M. C. Murrell

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