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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1962
Page
1
Washington voices express outrage at politics and media while urging expression through the Indignation Form. The piece rails against Republicans Democrats and the President accusing them of folly and national decline.
United Press International notes temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at a.m. An overview lists high and low figures and rainfall amounts from multiple locations with regional variations.
Tim Creighton, 17, of 917 East Columbus reported a motor scooter stolen yesterday. He said it was left at the west side of the automobile shop at Scottsdale High School and disappeared during school hours.
Waldo Contreras told police he parked behind Tico Taco at 138 East Main yesterday and found a Harmony guitar missing from his vehicle when he returned.
Robert J. Stedelin reported a break in at his office on 610 S. Old Scottsdale Rd where a Konica 33 millimeter camera with case and a secondary lens were taken from his premises. He resides at 4630 Purdue Dr in Scottsdale.
George Bixby of 1413 E Montecito told police that someone tried to enter his home during the night by cutting a kitchen window screen but nothing was taken.
Mike Perl of 7508 E Granada reported to police that a red and white bicycle was stolen from his parked bike at Tonto Elementary School yesterday.
Morris Frazier of 8400 E. McDowell Rd reported a suspect tried to pry open a Coke machine door at the Shell station. No injuries reported and no entry gained. Police are investigating the attempted theft at the East McDowell Road location.
In Bonn Chancellor Konrad Adenauer moves to fill the cabinet after Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss’s unconditional resignation, ending a government crisis as Adenauer retires to select new ministers from his riverside home.
St. Josephs Hospital reported three births in Scottsdale: a boy to Mr and Mrs Solon Bennett of 8301 E Virginia on Nov 29. a girl to Mr and Mrs Francis Cody of 1145 E Indianola on Nov 29. a girl to Mr and Mrs Charles Warner of 2324 N 82nd St on Nov 29.
Senator Kenneth B. Keating of New York says Nelson Rockefeller is the most likely Republican candidate for president in 1964 if the New York governor seeks the nomination. Keating told a news conference that Rockefeller has the best chance of being elected and would make a fine president.
Charles Laughton, 63, in serious condition after being discharged from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Doctors say he no longer needs cobalt bomb therapy but remains gravely ill in his long battle with cancer.
The Civil Air Patrol celebrates 21 years since its 1941 founding to build a trained emergency service, now with about 72 000 cadets and seniors and 2 000 squadrons nationwide. Closest Scottsdale unit is Sky Harbor Squadron 301C meeting Mondays 7 to 9 30 p m at 2620 Airline Way with members from Phoenix and area high schools including Scottsdale. Janet Clarke of Scottsdale is a cadet first lieutenant in Sky Harbor Squadron.
Friends of Mrs Frances Baymiller 76 who died yesterday at St Josephs Hospital may call at Messinger Mortuary Chapel Scottsdale until 9 30 p m today Services for Mrs Baymiller a native of Findley Ohio will be in that city She is survived by a son Richard Baymiller of Cali Colombia South America a daughter Mrs Bettie DuChemin of Phoenix a sister Mrs P E Weising of Findley Ohio six grandchildren and six great grandchildren
Funeral services for Mrs Idrys P Ennis 51 will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. She died Thursday at her home in Phoenix after moving from Tucson four years ago. Survivors include three sons Earl F Carr Joseph A Carr and George S Carr a daughter Doris A Beck a brother Earl Beard two sisters Irene Marcos and Verneda Carr and a son in the U S Navy Virginia Burial is at Green Acres Memorial Park.
Nash 62 died Thursday at the Veterans Administration Hospital. Services held at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with private cremation. He lived at 4148 W Claremont Phoenix and was a Detroit native and mill representative for La France Industries Grand Rapids Michigan. Survivors include wife Helen D of Phoenix daughter Mrs Alice Flincher of Scottsdale and five grandchildren. Rev Henry Getz officiated.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. at Mes singer Mortuary Chapel for John A. Lapsley 67 of Scottsdale. Born in Paisley Scotland he retired to Arizona from Villa Park Illinois two years ago and was a mechanical engineer with Dan ley Specialties Co Cicero Illinois.
The Chalk Garden opened at Stagebrush Theatre by Scottsdale Community Players delivering humor and drama. Notable turns by Mrs St Maughman and Madrigal impressed, with Laure and the young servant among the strong debuts. Curtain at 8:30 p.m. Sundays and next Fri and Sat. tickets remain for those shows.
More than 200 residents fled homes as a leaky railway tanker released chlorine gas in Cornwall Ontario. A tanker fault forced evacuations in the northeast, with 80 treated and 27 kept for observation at two hospitals. Officials said the valve was plugged and a faulty valve may have caused the incident.
A Nation's Business poll of more than 225 executives finds 60 percent expect 1963 business to stay on a somewhat sluggish plateau with overall performance about the same as this year.
The weather bureau forecasts normal conditions for most of the United States this Christmas period. A 30 day outlook notes a continuing pattern of warmth in the West and cold in the East toward the month’s end, with no specific holiday warnings.
A compact list of across and down clues for a crossword puzzle including Lance lines kite fragrant plant and obscure entries such as Forerunner and Lamenta with various enumerations and themed hints across and down entries numbered 1 to 41 and 8 to 35 respectively
A brief note presents a puzzle answer fragment with scattered letters and numbers. It mentions Hindu and Nahoor essants sheep and drying nickel and other garbled terms, offering no clear solution or context. The readable bits suggest a wordy riddle or puzzle clue without coherent result.
United Press International reports more than 200 people died in five or more commercial aviation crashes during the last week of November. An Eastern Air Lines DC7B crash near Idlewild Airport Sunday killed 25, with 26 survivors, part of six disasters since Nov 23 totaling 204 deaths. Other losses included a Lima Peru Varig 707 crash with 97 dead and two more fatal incidents near Paris Sao Tome and Maryland.
UPI reports Phoenix Atty Gen Pickrell and Maricopa County attorney agree a school board can purchase a school site via installment payments financed by bond proceeds.
Benny Jean seeks the Parada youth parade title at the Parada del Su event in February. Remy Jean Gants is named queen candidate while Jerry Lar aig is noted as photographer and technician. She rides horses since childhood and has earned trophies in rodeo parades across Phoenix Tucson Scottsdale and Colorado. Her father works as a drilling contractor.
Airman Apprentice Samuel Terral aged 18 from Pensacola died at Lakehurst base hospital from a neck wound during sentry duty at the Litchfield Navy Air Facility. Investigators say Ballinger fired after Terral’s dog attacked. Terral succumbed Friday.
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