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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1962
Page
7
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Last Wednesday Thrown by Conservative Government
A conservative government of President Nazim el Kudsi faced a political upheaval when it was compelled to relinquish power last Wednesday. The event marks a significant shift in leadership amid regional tensions and ongoing domestic disputes.
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Safe Driving Meet Scheduled for Saturday
A local event titled Safe Driving Meet is planned for Saturday with organizers including Junior Chamber members. Funds noted amount to 4900 dollars, supporting the program and safety awareness efforts.
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San Quentin Prison Break Stuns Officials
San Quentin officers launched a major manhunt after inmates broke out by scaling a 40 foot wall with a stolen ladder. The breakout, claimed as the biggest yet for the 448 inmate facility, prompted state officials to deploy patrols and search efforts.
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Supreme Court Fourth Seat Open as White Delayed
Washington reporters note the Supreme Court sits at eight after Justice Whitaker resigns for health reasons. Byron White will not join the bench until Senate confirmation. Several cases from Florida and against the NAACP were postponed to the fall term.
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Byron White
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Auto Missing After Hit and Run in Scottsdale
Police continue to hunt for a 1961 car that vanished after a hit and run at Scottsdale Rd and McDowell. John J. Ziegler, 29, told investigators his car was struck and the fleeing driver stopped briefly to remove his own fender piece before fleeing again. only that fragment was found.
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Man Bilked Of 2800 Cash In Scottsdale Transit Scheme
Police seek a man after Scottsdale resident Dianne Resacha reported loaning 2800 dollars for safekeeping to Jacob H. Revelez at Horseshoe Road. Revelez vanished after receiving the money and was sought on AWOL and car purchase charges in Kansas City, with payment made by a bad check.
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Dianne Resacha
Jacob H. Revelez
Orlando
Revelez
Revelezig
Kansas City
Government budget forecast adjusts surplus outlook
An estimate by the Joint House Committee on Revenue Taxation projected a 3.8 billion deficit for the fiscal year starting July 1, replacing the earlier 500 million surplus forecast. Treasury Secretary Dillon called the study unrealstic, urging new revenue measures and higher taxes on stockholders to reach a balanced budget as the administration's tax bill advances.
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Goldberg Meets With Leaders on Contract Talks
In Washington UPI reports Labor Arthur J. Goldberg held a closed-door session with both sides amid a dispute over contract terms. The agenda focused on resolving key sticking points and pressing for an agreement.
Nuclear Testing Fight Continues in Geneva
In Geneva the nuclear testing dispute persists as Western nations argue over Soviet compliance with a test ban. Indian Foreign Minister M. J. Desai counters by blaming Soviet fear of espionage and Western fear of secret intrusions for the stalemate in the policing effort.
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