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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1963
Page
2
UPI reports President Kennedy's proposed joint U S Russian moon expedition could complicate NASA efforts to secure funding for the Apollo program. NASA officials defend ongoing plans to land two Americans on the moon by 1970 despite congressional scrutiny and a $5.35 billion request.
TEMPE Arizona State University starts its football season against Wichita here in a top heavy favorite role. The Sun Devils are expected to win by several touchdowns over the Wheat Shockers. Last year ASU beat Wichita 21 10 in Kansas. Coach Chelo Huerta fields a largely rebuilt Wheat Shockers lineup with 26 new players among 35 in uniform.
Crossword puzzle solutions list across and down with numbered clues such as Rodent narrow stripe simian caudal appendages and river island. Many clues include phonetic spellings and abbreviations for railroad and prefix not.
Temperatures and precipitation data compiled for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. across various regions show regional variations in rainfall and heat. Weather stations report cooler overnight conditions in the east and scattered showers in the southeast with notable temperature fluctuations.
Former U.S. Sen. William F. Knowland says Goldwater should enter California's 1964 presidential primary and could win by more than 500000 votes. Knowland chairs a committee to advise Goldwater, stressing no candidacy declaration. timing suggested to allow entry into New Hampshire primary, with a final decision by Goldwater.
Governor George Wallace blamed New Haven Mayor Richard Lee for cancelling his Yale talk after Lee declared Wallace unwelcome. Wallace called the mayor’s telegram offensive and said Yale Political Union curtailed views. Civil rights leaders planned nationwide demonstrations at Birmingham bombing victims.
Robert Alford, 56, pleaded guilty in Coconino County Arizona to shooting three California children to death and abandoning their bodies in a pine forest last June. The court heard he was sane and capable of assisting in his defense. Victims were Teddy Walker 12 Jacqueline Walker 11 and Carol Ann McCain 14. Sentencing set for Oct. 7.
Soviet press praised Kennedy's United Nations address and its call for peaceful competition and an end to the cold war. Observers noted the omission of his joint U S Soviet moonshot proposal, implying Kremlin either opposes or wants more study before deciding.
Moscow says China has violated the Soviet border 5,000 times since 1960 to reclaim territory once held by China. Izvestia cites Chinese fishing on Amur islands and refusals to negotiate frontier demarcation, warning such claims could destabilize socialist nations.
Richard Boone of Have Gun Will Travel was listed in very good condition at St John’s Hospital after his Maserati hit a parked car near his Santa Monica home. He suffered facial abrasions lacerations torn rib cartilage and chest injuries. damage to the car was estimated at $3000.
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