06 Dec 1962
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1962
Page
1
The piece cites temporary 1940 rules from the Richmond Golf Club near London allowing play to continue under bombardment with no penalties and guiding ball handling affected by shrapnel, bombs, and cratered terrain. It then shifts to a critique of public speakers, arguing society overvalues speechmaking and urges more practical citizen dedication.
Dean emeritus Barnard College Gilder sleeve reflects on the UN design of teeth and enforcement. She recalls the 1945 San Francisco conference where veto power and a strong Security Council were fought for by major nations with Australia leading smaller powers. The General Assembly was kept advisory and ECOSOC handled day to day work, foreshadowing changes over 17 years.
A woman explains how the United Nations lacks an international police force and how veto power remains with the five great powers. China’s status is stretched, the Russians hold veto influence, and the General Assembly has grown to 110 members with Afro-Asian majorities. The secretariat has become the most important UN unit.
The Sisterhood of Temple Em manuel Em anu El of Scottsdale will present a film on Israel during its regular buffet luncheon on Wednesday December 12 at 12 30 p m in the temple at 63rd Place and Indian School Road Lawrence F Levenberg former foreign affairs commentator will screen the movies and discuss the situation in Israel A Q and A follows Reservations advised via Mrs A L Garber at 956 460
UPI reports the Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles recommended parole for Elmer R. Hess a former Tucson labor leader currently serving a three to eight year term for manslaughter.
United Press International notes a 24 hour period ending at 4 am with diverse temperatures across regions and measurable precipitation in several areas.
Phoenix reports the Arizona Supreme Court is asked to decide if Salt River Valley Water Users Association employees fall under federal wage rules. G L Wright, a former gate keeper at Granite Reef Dam, claims over 12 000 in back pay for 1954 1955, arguing FLSA applies due to interstate use of dam water in Motorola products.
Herman Fleckenstein of Mountain Shadows won first prize in the Seafood Plate Contest sponsored by the National Fisheries Institute. He received a portable television set for his entry featuring barbecued shrimp in the shellfish category judged on appetite appeal innovation practicality flavor and palatability by a panel of restaurant and mass magazine editors.
Two motorists reported thefts from parked cars on S Scottsdale Road while they bowled. items taken included an oil breather oil spout cap pressure radiator cap a transistor radio a six pack of beer a cell flashlight and a gear shift knob. Police also investigated a possible fraud case involving Joseph J Meyers who paid $40 by check for drapes ordered from a home seller.
Marilyn D. Smith reported clothes left in a Laund-o-Mat dryer at 101 W Indian School Rd missing after a three hour return trip. Items included various clothes and linen valued at 140 dollars.
Lon Brady reports a vandalism incident at his carport on 342 West Portland Street. Unknown suspect threw pop bottles and scattered glass across the area, prompting a police filing.
Frances I Skhal of 4718 Mesquite Dr reported to police that someone entered her home, took paint brushes posts tar paper and a roll of felt from her back porch. No injuries reported. Investigating officers are reviewing surveillance and neighbor statements.
Celia Lowenstein of 921 E Dian School Rd reports a blue 24 inch girls bicycle disappeared from her residence yesterday. No suspects named. Police urge any information to contact the local station.
Shirley E Haldren of 7505 Sundown Circle told police she was hearing voices in her living room and suspected a prowler. Officers could not locate anyone.
The Scottsdale Community Players present The Chalk Garden with Fay Bullock Pruddy Hurley and Sherri Nagel leading a three act cast. Performances begin 8 30 p m tomorrow and Saturday at Stagebrush Theatre on Scottsdale Community grounds. Tickets 1 at Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce or at the door. Directors Ray Braswell and producer Ray Austin oversee the show.
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Twenty three local business and professional men will be inducted into the Confrerie de la Chaine des Rotisseurs at the Safari Hotel. Paul A. Spitler will preside over initiation and officer elections in the Safari’s French Quarter with a black tie inaugural dinner to follow. Arizona Chapter is the 15th in North America and includes initiates such as Victor Morgan of Scottsdale Julius Altschu of Phoenix Dale Anderson of Scottsdale and others from Phoenix Scottsdale Carefree and Phoenix area.
The United Arab Republic will lend Algeria 25.7 million dollars interest free to help overcome economic difficulties. The loan will be repaid over 12 years, beginning two years after the funds are advanced.
Investigators probe a maintenance truck seen lost in fog near Idlewild Airport as a possible cause of the DC7B crash that killed 25. They consider the truck's glow and fog conditions may have misled Captain Edward Bechtold, who could have mistaken the light for a landing plane.
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