Motorola Taps Thomas E. Tice as Chief Engineer
Motorola announces the appointment of Thomas E. Tice as chief engineer of the antenna and microwave group at its Scottsdale operation. Tice, previously OSU professor and Army Signal Corps officer, brings extensive work in microwave circuits and radome design, with dozens of publications and professional honors.
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Thomas E. Tice
Robert E. Samuelson
Motorola Inc
Military Electronics
Western Center
Tice
Motorola
Scottsdale
Ohio State, University
Columbus
OSU
Florence
Ala
Department of Electrical Engineering
Ohio State
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Army Airways
North
Africa
Arabia
McGraw-Hill
IRE
Sigma Xi
Tau Beta Pi
Eta Kappa Nu
Chi Beta Phi
Air Force
Phoenix
Florida Man Harpin Delayed Return After Local Sentence
Harpin Lawrence Harpin 42 awaiting return to Florida after a 90 day sentence for defrauding an innkeeper. He is part of a trio held Friday at the Executive House over forgery bogus check and morals offenses. He will face armed robbery charges in Miami after serving here. Donald Wyman 32 and a Baltimore minor girl were sent back to Baltimore with FBI. The two men faced bad check charges while the girl faced illegal cohabitation.
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Lawrence Harpin
Florida
Harpin
Executive House
Miami
Donald Wyman
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore
That City
FBI
Congo Premier Adoula Earns Kennedy Backing
Congo Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula, buoyed by talks with President Kennedy, meets at the World Bank and IMF to seek Congo membership and aid. Kennedy calls the U S policy positive and realistic, boosting Congo prestige, while Senator Gore notes Adoula’s growing stature and support.
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Washington
UPI
Cyrille Adoula
Kennedy
Adoula
Congo
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
United States
White House
Albert Gore
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Africa
Scholarship Drive Starts at Arcadia High School
Arcadia High School Key Club launches its 1962 scholarship drive selling decals with the slogan I helped a scholar with a dollar. Proceeds support a fund awarded to a student based on financial need, not just academics, with donors urged to contact Key Club members or Ed Littleton for contributions.
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Arcadia High School
Key Club
Scottsdale
Arcadia HS
Ed Littleton
Scottsdale Candidates Attend Daily Coffee Meetings
Scottsdale Citizens for Better Government organizers report candidates attend an average of two coffee meetings and one general meeting with electors each day. Mark Cocks announces candidacy for mayor and Boyd R Parker promotes Better Government for City Council.
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Scottsdale
Citizens For Better’ Government
Senine
Mark Cocks
Better Government
Boyd R. ‘Parker
Weather Report for 24 Hours to 4 AM
Temperatures and precipitation data cover the prior day ending at 4 am. Readings include high and low temperatures, rainfall totals, and possible snowfall or sleet, with notes on notable weather events and regional variations.
Blackmail Accusation Over Grand Canyon Uranium Deal
A landowner accused of trying to blackmail Congress over a Western Uranium bill sparked a heated vote. The House failed to advance a plan swapping Grand Canyon National Park land for uranium mining rights, missing the two thirds threshold by 24 votes.
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UPI
Grand Canyon
Congress
House
Western Gold & Uranium, Inc
Grand Canyon National Park
John P. Saylor
R-Pa
House of Representatives
J.T. Rutherford
D-Tex
Pany
U.S. Caught in Dutch Indonesian West New Guinea dispute
The United States faced a difficult position as the West New Guinea quarrel between the Netherlands and Indonesia affected NATO allies and Asian nationalism amid U.S. efforts to maintain neutrality, build European trade links, and manage Cold War tensions. Japan refused Dutch air stopovers in Tokyo for troop replacements destined for West New Guinea.
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Ndonesia
West New Guinea
United States
NATO
Europe
U.S
Netherlands
Tokyo
Scottsdale Mayoral Candidates to Rally at High School
Four Scottsdale mayoral hopefuls Mark Cockrill Art Petersen Bill Schrader and Dick Searles meet in an open forum at 7 30 p m tomorrow in Scottsdale High School Auditorium sponsored by the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce The candidates will each speak for 15 minutes then take questions from the audience.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Mark Cockrill
Art Petersen
Bill Schrader
Dick Searles
Chamber of Commerce
De Gaulle Warns of Quick End to Algerian War
Paris officials kept armored reinforcements in place around the capital after President de Gaulle said he expected a rapid end to the Algerian conflict. Police and tanks stood ready as OAS extremists had pledged to resist. De Gaulle denounced the plot and outrages of those opposed to France’s Algeria policy.
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Paris
UPI
OAS
Charlies de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
Scottsdale High Student Named Boy of the Year
Robert Collins of 7520 E Menquite Drive earned the Scottsdale Boys Club Boy of the Year honor at the eighth annual meeting. He is the only Arizona representative to attend a National Presbyterian seminar on Latin American relations and plans to major in political science in college.
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Robert Collins
Robert
H.collins
E. Menquite
Scottsdale High
Scottsdale Boys Club
Bob
Phoenix
Valley Presbyterian Church
Scottsdale
Washington D.C
New York City
National Presbyterian Church
Arizona
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