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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1963
Page
2
A mathematician named Jack Good proposes publishing a book titled The Scientist Speculates containing 123 items of untested, wild, and partly baked ideas. The concept challenges the standard scientific publishing pattern by presenting speculative notions that are intelligible to some readers and largely unavailable to laypeople.
The editor quotes studies and quirky ideas from several researchers. Topics include inhalers and lung cancer, scratch resistant eyeglasses, a multi-purpose plant with tubers protein leaves and fibers, sunny weather counts in St Petersburg, rats in mazes and the nature of problem solving versus games.
United Press International reports fluctuating nationwide temperatures with cooler spells in the Midwest and warmth persisting in the Southwest. No major storms are evident, and daily highs remain above seasonal norms in several coastal cities.
John Harper was elected president of the Scottsdale Jaycees at the annual election. He will succeed Erv Hanson when installed May 11 at the Scottsdale Country Club banquet. Other officers elected include First vice president Bob Peterson second vice president Pat O’Brien and several secretaries treasurer and directors.
Rep. John Rhodes of Arizona will address the Scottsdale Paradise Valley Young Republicans at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the hospitality room of the Western Savings and Loan Association building at 35 S. Scottsdale Road. He will take questions after the talk.
A dense OCR style crossword puzzle list includes numerous across and down clues with mixed language hints. It features European terms, pronouns, names like Tarmo, family relations, body parts, and geographic references plus several undisciplined letter-number pairings and partial words.
A compact list of solutions for clues 36 through 47 including wager harvest river mouth deposit definite article pale afternoon party beard of grain parent and conjunction in concise form.
FDA and city health officials searched grocery shelves after discovering contaminated Dagim Taharin tuna cans labeled kosher for Passover with WY2 WY3 codes. Cans bulging or leaking carried botulinus toxin risk, tied to Washington Packing Corp. Deaths in Detroit linked to this batch. Several cities seized thousands of cans and alerted retailers and Jewish congregations.
The Navy readies the bathyscaphe Trieste for shipment to New London to search the sunken nuclear submarine Thresher. The 50 ton craft will be loaded aboard the Point Defiance in San Diego and transported by sea to begin operations near the disaster site.
Ground was broken today at the Scotts dale Tempe YMCA center for a 74 acre park with picnic and recreational facilities. Frank Leedy, project chairman, said Indian Guides fathers will raise 1600 by selling carnival ride tickets at Wagon Wheel amusement area next Saturday 6 to 10 p.m. Books of 10 tickets sell for 1 dollar.
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller praised Sen. Barry Goldwater for monumental labors and an outstanding contribution to the Republican Party in a letter accepting an invitation to a May 9 fund raising dinner.
United Nations interpreter Herberto Sevi will speak at 8 15 p m Monday to the Phoenix Forum at the Jewish Community Center. He will discuss the revolution in Latin America.
A Maricopa County Superior Court jury acquitted 51 year old Sam Theus of first degree murder in the December 22 death of 50 year old Monroe Braggs. Theus argued the fatal shot was self defense after a dispute. The six men and six women deliberated one hour 45 minutes.
The Inquiring Reporter gathers student views on whether sending a man to the moon is important. Freshmen to juniors express mixed aims from global aid and scientific curiosity to beating Russia and national prestige.
Rainer Wieland donated an art piece and built a cow skeleton with nuts and bolts for Coronado High School. Frogs shipped from Chicago are dissected in biology class and reveal humanlike internals. students also create useful crafts and tiles for mosaics and decorative ceramics.
Jed Nolan, 16, stars as Curly in Scottsdale High's Oklahoma, next Thursday through Saturday. A varsity wrestler and football starter, he loves baseball but his true passion is singing, with long involvement in Scottsdale Singers and musical productions since childhood.
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