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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1967
Page
9
A ton pickup truck features a six cylinder engine a three speed transmission and air conditioning showcasing practical work vehicle capabilities.
A strange day favors direct outreach to influential figures about your qualifications. Aries should use diplomacy while pursuing ideas. Taurus benefits from patient support and study. Gemini should honor contracts and seek bigger tasks. Moon Children stay inspired but avoid boredom. Leo relax yet stay alert for chances. Virgo should secure home support while forging tensions away.
Scottsdale lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose schedules a film program tonight and February 16 March 2 and March 16 at 3 p.m. George Fleischmann says refreshments follow and invites all to learn about the organization. Regular lodge meetings are on the second and fourth Thursday at 8 p.m. in Moose hall.
The article examines why NASA used pure oxygen in early flights and moved to a two gas mix for longer missions. It notes fire risks of oxygen atmospheres, compares U S and Soviet approaches, and discusses implications for Apollo plans and a potential lunar landing in 1969 while citing expert opinions.
Five Scottsdale men were named to or reappointed to Theodore Roosevelt Council positions. Roland P. D. Feltman of Moonlight Way was re-elected to the executive board and national council and named Long Range Development chair. Dr Robert E. Gooch was re-elected to the executive board and Scottsdale District chairman. Harry L. Meadley was re-elected to the executive board and to Health and Safety Committee. Charles E. Canellk Jr. was made chairman of the Relationship Committee and Rex E. Lee was newly elected to the board. The Roosevelt Council oversees Scouting in central Arizona. Mrs Katherine Blaker received a 10-year service pin from Scottsdale Hotel Valley Ho executive VP Bob Foehl, along with three other long-time employees.
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