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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1962
Page
10
Berlin officials regret the publication of NBC film stills in Der Stern showing faces of escapers and 20 students who dug a 450-foot tunnel last summer. Spokesman says publication defies press guidance but will not stop distribution. another weekly also urged not to publish.
Steyning England John Charles Saxby 37 failed to appear to answer fraud charges as he was in a self imposed trance according to Prosecutor W C Porter. The judge adjourned the case until Monday noting the trance appeared genuine.
In New York, a sign on Esquire Shoe Care Products president Irving J. Bottner's desk reads Everybody can be a shining success. The motto underscores a promotional tone for the shoe care firm.
Washington UPI The Wall Street Journal editor Vermont Royster said the Soviet economy appears strong yet remains backward by Western standards after an 8,000 mile Russia tour He testified before the House Senate Economic Committee noting the system works but cannot perform as well as advanced economies and may never do so.
A freshman at Abilene Christian College set a quirky record spinning 1,066 rounds in a coin operated electric clothes dryer. William B Warner, 19, from San Angelo, spent 25 minutes and 25 cents to complete the dizzying feat. Seven students witnessed the stunt with only mild dizziness reported. Warner said the heat was on low and the door open during the spin.
University Park Pa United States measures say homeowners can cut heating costs with simple repairs. Helen Bell of Pennsylvania State University notes sealing window panes with putty caulking leaks around frames weather stripping storm windows and doors and adding insulation can reduce heat loss by as much as fifty percent.
Thousands of winter visitors are expected to gather at Spring Bayou Tarpon Springs on January 6 for Epiphany Day celebrated by Greek descendants. The cross toss and dove release mark the baptism of Christ and the blessing of a youth who retrieves the cross, promising a year of good luck.
The Health Insurance Institute reports nationwide insurers are increasing efforts to provide health coverage to persons aged 65 and above who remain uninsured. The move targets expanding access and reducing gaps in elderly health security across states.
Washington observes its first Human Rights Day with a National Symphony concert in Constitution Hall honoring the late Eleanor Roosevelt. Adlai Stevenson hosts with Secretary of State Dean Rusk as honorary chairman. Kennedy proclaims Human Rights Week.
The American Meat Institute notes not every country serves turkey for Christmas. English dinners favor roast beef, Swedes choose ham, while Yugoslavs commonly eat roast suckling pig and stuffed cabbage with bacon sausage and paprika flavored smoked pork ribs.
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