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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1963

Page

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Sewer Pact Is Slated For Four-City Plant

The Phoenix led project plans a four city sewer agreement with Mesa Tempe and Scottsdale. City officials tour the 91st Avenue treatment plant as capacity targets grow to 45 million gallons daily with bonds planned for Scottsdale and others. The Salt River outfall sewer will be Phoenix operated with initial capacity set for 45 mgd and future growth to 1999.

E. Main St 91St Avenue Phoenix Mesa Tempe Scottsdale Salt River Ken Williams Ken McDonald Tom Cochran John Woudenberg ASU

Mayor In Tears At Bomb Deaths

Birmingham mayor Albert Boutwell cried as he spoke of the church bombing and the four African American children who died He called the act horrific and sickening and said a few individuals could commit such an atrocity.

Birmingham Ala UPI Albert Boutwell

Council Faces Heavy Agenda Tuesday Night

The city council scheduled an eight o clock meeting to vote on multiple items including a four city sewer contract, land lease with the Scottsdale Players, seven rezoning requests, and a series of budget and policy resolutions for the Ball Park Plaza district and unique location designations. The council also planned hearings for the Thomas Road Improvement District and traffic light bids at 60th Street and Camelback Road, plus a library book supply agreement with Maricopa County Free Library.

Community Center Scottsdale Ball Park Plaza Wax Museum Thomas Road Improvement District 60Th Street Camelback Road Maricopa County Free Library Scottsdale Public

Council To Meet At Local Hotel In Scottsdale

The Scottsdale City Council and mayor will meet at 7 tonight at Hotel Valley Ho with Parks and Recreation officials led by Ken Williams. They plan a dinner session to renew contacts and discuss a sub-lease for the Scottsdale Players at the Community Center, ahead of a formal 8 p.m. session at 131 E Main St.

Valley Ho Parks and Recreation Department Ken Williams L. B. Spacewater Williams Scottsdale Players Council E. Main St

Weather outlook with warm, breezy conditions ahead

Mostly fair weather continues with afternoon clouds and a breezy spell this afternoon. Highs reach 95 today, 93 tomorrow with a low of 70. Sunday’s high was 95 and today’s low 76 per U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene.

U.S Willard L. Greene

Kennedy Decries Birmingham Church Bombing Outrage

President Kennedy expressed deep outrage and grief over the Birmingham church blast. Federal help will be provided to calm Alabama and bring perpetrators to justice while King awaits a federal response as Negro students attend three integrated Birmingham schools without incident.

Washington UPI Kennedy Birmingham Robert F. Kennedy Alabama White House

Father Grieves After Birmingham Church Bombing Victims

In Birmingham a 14 year old girl, Cynthia, and three other girls were killed when a 16th Street Baptist Church blast ripped through Sunday school. A 1,400-strong security force stood by as city schools began integrated classes and President Kennedy urged restraint and peaceful progress.

West End Ramsay High Graymont 16Th Street Baptist Church George C. Wallace Alabama White House Kennedy Wallace Salinger Birmingham

GE Engineer enters Scottsdale School Board race

Walter C. Tice a 39 year old GE process computer sales engineer in Phoenix announced his candidacy for one Scottsdale School District Board seat to be filled Oct 1 joining Rev Lee Smallsteed and Earl Sumrall. Petitions with 400 signatures are due Sept 20. Tice emphasizes better paid teachers within current tax limits and improved two way communication with taxpayers. He lives in the district with his wife and two children attends Kachina School and has Carnegie Tech education plus Navy service in WWII and Korea.

Walter C. Tice General Electric Scottsdale School District Tice Lloyd Bimson E. Highland Phoenix Kachina Carnegie Tech Texas A & M Navy Pacific Korea Kachina Pta

Queen Elizabeth Announces Fourth Child Expected Next Year

Buckingham Palace says Queen Elizabeth, age 37, is expecting a child due next year. All engagements canceled after Balmoral holiday ends next month. If a boy, he would be third in line behind Prince Charles and Prince Andrew. if a girl, she would be fourth behind Princess Anne.

London UPI Elizabeth Buckingham Palace Prince Andrew Balmoral Scotland Duke of Edinburgh Cmdr Richard Colville Prince of Wales Charles Princess Anne

Three Quints Begin Formula Feeding in Aberdeen

Three of the Fischer quintuplets in Aberdeen are strong enough to start feeding on a milk formula today, with Dr. James Berbos noting the boy and two girls will begin, the remaining two girls to start later tonight or tomorrow.

Aberdeen

Turncoat Reunites With Mother After 13 Years

Scott L. Rush, a 31 year old former Army sergeant and Korean War turncoat, returned to Tucson with his Chinese wife and child after defecting to Red China in 1950. He said his defection was a mistake but now considers himself a better citizen. He plans to work to support his widowed mother who fears welfare changes.

Tucson UPI Scott L. Rush Rush Red China North Korea Los Angeles Helen Betty Jean Red Chinese

Kennedy to Broadcast Speech on Tax Cut Plan

President Kennedy will speak to the nation on radio and television at 4 p.m. PDT Wednesday to rally support for his $1 billion tax cut proposal. The address aims to present his views as the House weighs the bill and moves toward a vote on the measure.

Washington UPD Kennedy White House Congress Treasury Douglas Dillon House Ways & Means Committee

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