Appearance Requested in Traffic Court
Fragmentary notice requests an appearance in traffic court. No clear date, location, or case details are readable, but the item indicates a forthcoming court appearance.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1962
Page
8
Fragmentary notice requests an appearance in traffic court. No clear date, location, or case details are readable, but the item indicates a forthcoming court appearance.
The Foreign Agricultural Service notes a near record output for soybeans and cottonseed under Food for Peace. Exports and vegetable oil shipments rise to about 1.1 billion dollars, twice 1960 61 levels, with charitable agencies supplying much of the soybeans for the 1961 62 marketing year.
The Japanese Defense Agency announced the delivery of the nation’s first F104A jet, built by Lockheed in the United States, shipped disassembled and assembled at a local factory to become a mainstay of the air force. Pope John XXIII led a Lenten procession through central Rome and blessed the crowd. The Peace Corps said 337 volunteers will start training this week for projects in seven countries, a weekly record.
The President's Committee on Employment of the Physically Handicapped announced an award naming Bendix Corp for its work. It noted that in a Foster supervised division more than 7,700 employed, with 681 identified as handicapped.
An unclear Washington UPI dispatch notes Sunday endorsement remarks by Amvers Sunday praising President Ken and addressing security and moral issues amid questioning. The fragmentary text references transcending the issue of testing and secular concerns without full context.
Phoenix obituary for John Hubbard Moeur 77 a pioneer attorney and key figure in the Colorado River water fight. Former Roosevelt Water Conservation District lawyer and chief counsel of the Interstate Stream Commission, Moeur directed Arizona’s lawsuit against California and helped draft the water pact. Services set for Tuesday at Memory Chapel with interment in Douglas.
The General Motors Desert Proving Ground near Mesa marks 25 years of testing. An open house allowed employee families to tour the high security facility and view tire tests, safety features, and diverse automotive procedures.
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