21 Dec 1962
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1962
Page
1
A spoof etiquette column mocks holiday social hazards by urging readers to avoid political topics at gatherings. It lampoons advice literature and notes that even sensitive family members from Cleveland in a festive vest deserve careful handling to maintain peace.
The piece discusses Know Your Own IQ by Dr H J Eysenck, noting it provides eight sets of 40 items to yield eight IQ scores. It warns against peeking at results and suggests mental exercise can raise IQ, with examples and sample items.
Temperatures and precipitation tracked over the 24 hours ending at 4am. Data covers regional readings, noting notable departures from seasonal norms and any recorded rainfall or snowfall during the period.
A crossword puzzle listing numerous across and down clues with mixed spelling errors. Clues include definitions for objects, actions, and colors such as African tree, note of scale, to wager, slumbered, watch poker, poem, and more. The legible entries hint at a themed puzzle with typical crosswords terminology and a scattered set of partially unreadable words.
Five local women were named to two year terms as officers of the Scottsdale Federation of Republican Women marking Scottsdale’s first representation in the National Federation of Republican Women. The chapter, chartered Nov. 4, installed its first officers this week. Members include Mrs. Richard P. Timmons Mrs. William E. Crisp Mrs. Leon Bentley Mrs. D. J. Kertsen and Mrs. Jack Thompson. Membership is open to any registered Republican woman in the state.
The Navy reports the Transit 5A navigational satellite has died due to power supply trouble. The Defense Department announced the loss on Thursday.
Yugoslav President Tito ended his stay in Moscow and prepared to return home after a Soviet visit.
Washington pundit compares Republican leaders Halleck and Dirksen to a TV show and contrasts their image with the Democratic theatrics around President Kennedy. The piece notes Kennedy press conferences boost the Democrats, while GOP strategy faces scrutiny and calls for new writers and stars.
In Providence Rhode Island former Senator Theodore Francis Green aged 95 who had been in a coma the last two days has regained consciousness doctors said today and continued to receive medical care.
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