Motorola opens major Scottsdale transistor plant addition
Motorola Inc inaugurates a $4.8 million addition to its semiconductor products division at 5005 E McDowell Scottsdale. Robert W. Galvin and Dr Daniel E Noble speak as Dr Lloyd V Berkner of the Institute of Radio Engineers attends. The firm also announces an $841,500 plus up to $2 million Air Force contract for semiconductor research and development.
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E. McDowell
Motorola
Robert W. Galvin
Daniel E. Noble
Lloyd V. Berkner
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Institute of Radio Engineers
Air Force
Les Hogan
Funds Presented To Scottsdale Girls Club At Luncheon
A $310 donation from a benefit Fire Police ball game proceeds was presented to the Scottsdale Girls Club at a Ramada Inn luncheon. Club directors discussed a summer schedule for girls 6 to 19 and appealed for volunteers. those interested should write Box 202 Scottsdale or call Harold Moritz Jr. at WH 6 5407.
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American Astronaut Set For Space Trip
America's first astronaut is set for a space flight next week from Cape Canaveral aboard a Redstone missile-like craft. The 2400 pound cabin will reach 115 miles altitude and 4500 mph before landing 290 miles from the pad. NASA chief James Webb calls it a new era with measured risks and confidence in Mercury program precautions after a successful escape-system test.
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Should Crossed Eye Be Straightened in Children
Dr Scholz of Johns Hopkins notes one in 50 children are born cross eyed and urges early eye care. Glasses may correct refraction errors, with patching or exercises if needed. surgery is rarely required and normally safe for restoring straightness. Mount Rushmore memorial features the largest presidential busts.
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Johns Hopkins University
Scholz
Washington
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Lincoln
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Defense Alert Highlights Public Unpreparedness and Protests
Civil defense chief Frank B. Ellis said many would have died in a Friday nuclear attack if people lacked fallout guidance. The 1961 operation faced opposition from protesters across New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and other states with several arrests for refusing to take cover. Ellis noted the drill proved the warning system fast and reliable.
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Civil Defense
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Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Iowa
New Jersey
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Ene
Rotary To Hear ASU's Alisky at Camelback Inn
Dr. Marvin Alisky chairman of the Arizona State University mass communications department will address the Scottsdale Rotary Club at Camelback Inn Monday noon. He will discuss Come Back, Mexico, blending sentimental recollections with current economic analysis of the country.
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Marvin Alisky
Mass Communications
Arizona State University
Scottsdale
UofA Professor Withdraws Appeal During Dismissal Hearing
Tucson report says University of Arizona botanist Alan M. Macewan was dismissed for incompetence after a three day grievance hearing. L C Chapman, superintendent of the Safford Experiment Station, withdrew his appeal stating the faculty committee would not help. President Richard Harvill supported administrators, Chapman said he would not hire a lawyer, and the issue centers on job replacement.
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