10 Dec 1966
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1966
Page
1
A humorous column notes some men are habitual punsters and jokes about medical theories for a punning condition. The writer recalls years of denying being a problem punster and describes self deception about own humor habits.
Scottsdale Jaycees name John H. Harper Jr. 20 as Scottsdale Outstanding Young Man for 1966. Harper, secretary and general manager of Harper's Nurseries, was feted at a banquet at Executive House, with judges including Troy Murray Carl Plumb and Len Huck. The event marks the annual Distinguished Service Award contest begun in 1961.
Scottsdale's Kaibab School at 4330 N 62nd St reports this fall enrollment about 750, down 50 from last year’s 800. Principal Lem Cortright cites heavy residential turnover and executive transfers as possible causes, with second and sixth grades swelling due to new families and an inter-age class formed for younger students.
The Syrian government stopped IPC from exporting Iraqi oil along the 305 mile pipeline to Banias, delaying tank fill and aiming to push for higher royalties. The move limits export flow to prevent overflow and signals a policy dispute over payments and terms.
A legal notice announces a sale in Orule jurisdiction with details readable in the fragment. No further specifics available due to partial text.
Two Coronado High School students from Scottsdale, Bruce Lee Smith and Robert A. Clevenger, were nominated by Senator Carl Hayden to military and Merchant Marine academies. Smith aims for the Naval Academy at West Point after a competitive exam, while Clevenger seeks the Merchant Marine Academy on Long Island.
A large group of talented girls and boys performed a youth symphony under Jaime Braude at Phoenix Union High Auditorium. Beethoven, Ravel and Brahms drove the program, followed by Prokofiev ballet The Enchanted Journey with costumes by Louw Kraak. The evening highlighted strong discipline and professional-like dancing by young performers.
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