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04 Aug 1962
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1962
Page
1
Temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 am are reported, detailing overnight low and high values and any observed rainfall across the region.
A letter urging Senator Mansfield to allow Congress a vacation and consider adjourning to give the public relief. The writer argues prolonged sessions exhaust the nation, confuse the public, and impede work, noting some bills remain unresolved while urging a temporary recess for Congress.
A synthesis of 1950s style world events notes French attempts to curb trouble by exile and coups ending in partial reversals. It covers Napoleon on Elba Malik al Morocco, Ahmed Ben Bella and Evian, Ben Youssaf Ben Kheddan power shifts, and Ben Bella’s return. Also touches U S drug testing talks Kennedy on nuclear tests and Soblen case, British Israel air deportation claim, Albany racial tensions, and Helsinki youth conference riots.
The FDA announced an investigation into the contraceptive pill Envoid after six women died from blood clots. Since September, 28 reported cases linked the drug to thrombophlebitis in women given the contraceptive pill.
UPI reports a modest weekly stock market gain driven by technical factors and hopes for a quick 1962 tax cut. Industrials fluctuated, unemployment hit a two year low, and construction remained brisk. The Enovid pill probe adds drug safety scrutiny alongside FDA actions and Searle statements.
Hollywood reports say Charles Laughton 63 remained in fair condition at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after major surgery for a collapsed vertebra. A hospital spokesman said no additional operations were planned as his fight to recover continued.
A federal court hearing on Pan American World Airways bid for an injunction to stop a TWU strike has been moved to Monday, the day a temporary restraining order is set to expire.
Puzzle clues include multiple entries with missing letters and garbled words. Reads like a mixed crossword key listing across and down hints covering police calla etc with several misspellings and partial terms. The page appears to be an OCR jumble from a puzzle section with many broken answers and stray digits.
A Coconino County criminal complaint charges Charles P Connally of Scottsdale with selling unregistered securities of Saguaro Life Insurance Co. The third related charge, tied to Arizona stock sales, cites Sylvan Harenberg of Flagstaff as a buyer for $1,000. State official estimates exceed $12,000 in stock sales, with a $5,257 bank withdrawal restraining order. Arguments on the order and receiver appointment set for Monday before Judge Ross F Jones.
Alfredo Pereira says his red white and blue paint is driven by love for his country and heart. Sherri Finkbine states her conviction gives her power, not the risk. John J Cros ton notes selling 300 tons of tin weekly to sustain industry. Oren Committee cites delay in drug control, urging progress or not.
Red Skelton will fill an hour each week instead of a half hour in the new season. Singer Bobby Rydell will be a guest, with Joe Wares also appearing. The first hourlong segment likely airs on December 4.
Miss Garon Graham, 19, spent 599 at a public auction on unclaimed merchandise. Her fiancé Charles L. Daugherty sat out, leaving only 91 in their joint account as she bought cuff links, luggage, jewelry, kitchenware and cuckoo clocks in a 30 minute spree. The couple plans to marry despite her reckless haul.
Two Rhesus monkeys survived a 2000 mile balloon mission at high altitude and are in excellent condition after being parachuted to a remote area near Prince Albert. Four hamsters died from the mission as their capsules were jettisoned from a large balloon at mission end. Dr. Robert Schieffman, who tracked the craft from Goose Bay, Labrador, said the monkeys are healthy and rested.
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