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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1962

Page

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Glenn lifts off as crowd watches from New Concord

In New Concord Ohio John H Glenn launched toward space as families and students at Muskingum College gymnasium watched on television. A deputy sheriff delivered a blastoff message to the Glenns and a news conference was planned after the flight.

New Concord Ohio Astronauxt John H. Glenn DE Eees Glenns Giena Muskin- College Gymnasium Air Force Robert Thompson Muskingum College Glenn

Weather summary for 4-hour period ends at 4 am

Weather report notes temperature and precipitation figures for the four hour window ending at 4 am. Data reflects conditions across the region with variations by location and time.

Steelworkers Target March 1 for New Contract

Pittsburgh date UPI says the steel industry set March 1 as the target for a new contract with the United Steelworkers. R Conrad Cooper of U S Steel and USW president David J McDonald issued a joint statement after Monday's session saying talks last week summarized subcommittee reports and that negotiations are moving toward a comprehensive agreement for about 480000 workers.

Pittsburgh UPI United Steelworkers R. Conrad Cooper U.S. Steel Corp David J. McDonald USW Cooper Hu- Sas Bett Baste Sel

Council Debates $2 Million Four-City Sewage Bond Plan

City council discussed calling a $2 million bond referendum to fund a four city joint sewage treatment plant with Phoenix Mesa Tempe and Scottsdale. The election would coincide with the March 27 general vote as earlier bonds sit unused and accrue interest.

Wiliam Flanigan City Hall Tempe Phoenix Mesa Scottsdale Mésa As ‘Avenue

Farm Workers Criticize Bracero Wage Rate Plan

At a Los Angeles hearing the Department of Labor proposal to pay braceros $1 an hour drew fire from both growers and domestic farm workers. Growers argued the fixed rate based on a theory could be illegal and depress domestic wages, while AFL CIO reps said firms could pay $1.50 to raise domestic pay. Labor official Robert Goodwin defended the plan to prevent artificial wage depression as Braceros were used due to domestic labor shortages. About 490 people attended, including a group calling itself the Sines kecry Gutcanlttee aiding farm workers.

Angeles UPI Department of Labor Arthur Goldberg William Gilbert Afl-Cio California Robert Goodwin Bureau Employment Security Tim Gottlieb Salinas Farmers Labor Department Gilbert Aflcio County Federation Sec i W.J. Bassett Absa 490 The Sines Kecry Gutcanlttee Aid Farm

Glenn reaches orbit as Atlas rocket sends John Glenn into space

NASA confirms Glenn achieved orbital flight at 10 a.m. EST after a 9:48 a.m. liftoff. Ground control and tracking stations receive Glenn’s live updates as he sails over Africa, the Indian Ocean, Australia, the Pacific, and back over the United States.

Glenn National Aeronautics, and Space Administration Africa Indian Ocean Australia Pacific United States Cape Mercury Control Center John A Shorty Atlas Intan

Western Allies to keep Berlin airlift flights ongoing

Western officials in Berlin said the Western Allies would maintain Berlin flights despite Soviet threats to interfere. Russia was warned the West holds the right to access Berlin air lanes and would be held responsible for incidents. Western sources indicate readiness to provide fighter escorts for transports if needed, while Moscow warned it could harass flights in corridors above East Germany.

Berlin UPI Germany Eatern East Germany

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Fannin to Speak at Scout Dinner Kickoff

Gov. Paul Fannin will address a kickoff dinner tomorrow at Arcadia High School at 6 30 p m. The Theodore Roosevelt Council Boy Scouts of America gathers 350 attendees from over 50 institutions to form district teams and organize leadership efforts.

Paul Fannin Din- Council Boy Scouts of America Arcadia High School Theodore, Roosevelt, Council Tis Mien

French alert to quell right wing uprising in Algeria

About 400000 French security forces were mobilized to suppress a possible right wing uprising amid talks between Algerian rebels and French negotiators. Europeans in Algiers Bone Oran and Constantine fear Tunisia loss of influence as Moslem Algerians may assume power. A ceasefire announcement by France and rebels could trigger a critical moment.

Algiers Algeria UPI Bone Oran Constantine France Janevs Bete Ors

Communist Coffee Klatsch at Camelback Inn March 8

Scottsdale citizens invited to a morning coffee Klatsch in the Patio Garden of the Camelback Inn. Well known physicist Truman Davis will discuss encirclement by communism. Attorney John Lewis to speak. dress informal. program at 8:30 a.m. in the Peace Pipe Room.

Eec. Citizéristate Ton Canter Scottsdale Hag Truman Davis Citar Information, Center Peace Pipe Camelback Inn John "Lewis Wall

Land order revoked in Gila Valley cotton fields

Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Rosa F. Jones revoked a quarantine on about 4400 acres of cotton land in the Gila Valley. The ruling allows stubble cotton growth in off season fields, easing previous restrictions tied to pink bollworm controls. Attorneys Carl Tenney and William G. Pearson argued the state failed to prove bollworm presence amid the four year regulation.

Phoenix UPI Gila Valley Maricopa County Rosa F. Jones State Agriculture ‘Commission Elation Carl Tenney Willam G. Pearson Aren Waa

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