Los Angeles to New York Cross-Country Record Set
Paula Murphy and Barbara Nieland drove 2,933.2 miles in 49 hours 48 minutes to set a new LA to New York automobile record. The trip averaged 59.13 mph and was officially timed and observed by USAC officials. The team used a two-vehicle setup with eight people total and a strict four-on/four-off wheel schedule.
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Etiquette Dilemma How to Dispose Sugar Envelopes
Charles McDowell Jr advises on what to do with used sugar envelopes in public eating places. He recounts past attempts placing them on plates or in ashtrays and notes risks of fire, butter, dampness, or spillage. He invites experts to clarify the proper disposal method.
Engle Undergoes Brain Operation
UPI reports California Senator Clair Engle in serious condition after an operation for a brain ailment. Administrative assistant Charles E. Bosley said the procedure was delicate but Engle shows signs of a good recovery.
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UPI
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Local Births and Marriages Reported in Phoenix Area
The record lists multiple births on August 26 at Baptist and Good Samaritan facilities with parents including Henscheid Scheatzle Coffey and their addresses in Phoenix Tempe and Scottsdale. Marriage licenses were issued to pairs Bailey Kirchhofer Hite Longmate McGuffin and Goley Stockton Sabeff. A note discusses Robert Engle undergoing brain tests for a congenital condition affecting circulation after a hospital visit.
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Continental
David Scheatzle
W. Alameda
Tempe
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Phoenix
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Maricopa County
Temple to Honor Its Acting Rabbi This Week
Temple Emanu El of Scottsdale will hold its final summer Friday night service. Hy Eisenstein, acting rabbi for the past year, will be honored. Services at 8:30 p.m. followed by an Oneg Shabat. For High Holy Day services and temple activities call 945 8679 or 947 0942.
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Scottsdale
Indian School Road
Hy Eisenstein
Temple Call
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mixed Across and Down
Puzzle includes multiple across and down clues with varying word lengths and definitions such as 9 Male sheep 12 Feral 14 Poem 15 Plural ending 18 Youngster 20 Conjunction 22 Painful 27 Reach across 31 Number 41 Parent coll. 44 Spurious 45 Angel 49 Wings 60 Former Russian ruler 62 Hold on property 84 Saint abbr 65 Chinese 67 Harvest 69 Maiden loved by Zeus 61 Reverence 63 Dock 65 Black 67 Number 68 Finishes 69 Alcoholic beverage Down clues include Female sheep 2 Vanishes 3 Baseball organization abbr 4 Total 5 Apportion 6 Petty ruler T a state 8 Lamprey 9 Cowboy competition 10 Paid notice 11 Pronoun 17 Bone 19 Indian mulberry 21 Weakens 24 Girl name 26 Flood 21 Sofa 21 Top 28 Gains 30 Weight of India pl 33 Tease 35 Wild buffalo India 88 Nobleman 40 Is ill
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Zeus
India
Saturday’s Puzzle Answers and Word Clues
The puzzle solution lists 46 Dined 48 Equals 51 Sun god 53 A continent 6 Simian 68 Church bench 4N Number 61 Near 6&2 Pronoun 64 Preposition 66 Prefix twice as captured in the clue set.
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Continent
Temperatures Across the Nation Reported by UPI
United Press International reports 24 hour period ending 4 am with nationwide temperatures and precipitation details. LAS 05.
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Mystery Still Surrounds Scottsdale Sewer Tragedy One Year On
One year after construction worker Carlos Vo Espinosa died from sewer gas in Scottsdale the cause remains unresolved. The coroner cited asphyxia by sewer gas amid claims of cyanide gas. two rescuers were exposed during the attempt. Gary Bahr, a former Rural Fire Department firefighter, survived but bears severe burns and scars.
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Gary Bahr
Rural Fire Department
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Diem Halts National Assembly Elections In Viet Nam
South Viet Nam leader Ngo Dinh Diem delays the third National Assembly elections amid a Buddhist crisis. The order cites law 1363 but offers no reasons. Foreign Minister Vu Van Mau is arrested as protests mount. Buddhist leader Thick Tinh Khiet backs Diem. Over 1,000 students detained at Quang Trung center.
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UPI
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Viet Nam
Diem
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India
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Quang Trung
Scottsdale District Maps Stretch Bus Service Beyond Two Miles
The Scottsdale School District revealed a map showing bus service limits expanding to 22 miles for high school students, up from two. District official A W Flowers linked the curtailment to a 21 cent tax cut reducing the property tax rate from 6.63 to 6.42 per $100 for 1963 64, saving about 283000.
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Board of Trustees
Flowers
Arizona Highway Toll Rises to 351 in 1963
Three deaths occurred in separate Arizona crashes on Monday and Sunday injuries raised the 1963 fatality total to 351, with Thelma E. Lewis of San Bernardino and Donald Greenwade of Phoenix among the victims.
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San
East Southern Ave
Phoenix
Donald Greenwade
Alex Cable
Chandler
Local Scouts Attend International Explorer Conference
Nine Explorer Scouts and teachers from Scottsdale attended the first annual International Explorer conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints at Brigham Young University in Provo Utah. Principal speakers included Peace Corps director Al Sargent Shriver as the conference ends tomorrow.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Brisham Young University
Provo
Utah
Rev Owen
F Weldon
Arnie Schury
Rt. le Erie
Mark Stoddard
Verde Ave
David Fo Stott
Scottsdale Men Quit Top Company Posts
Charles F. Bartiey of 6520 F Exeter Bird resigns as president and director of Rocket Power Inc Mesa. Frank A. Marien executive vice president and director also resigns. The firm, with about 50 employees, is undergoing a top management shakeup following Maremont Corporation's move. Bartley founded the firm in 1930 and served since then. The company makes solid rocket fuels and devices used in auto parts.
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Exeter Bird
Rocket Power, Inc
Mesa
Frank A. Marien
Lves
Maremont
Shelter advocates expect House approval for shelter program
Washington reports supporters of a national fallout shelter plan anticipate a House Armed Services Committee vote to approve a 190.6 million bill funding 95 million shelter spaces for the current fiscal year ending June 30, 1964. Rep. F Edward Hebert cautions the bid is a difficult sell, calling it a touch and go effort.
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UPI
Congress
House Armed Services Committee
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Hebert
House
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