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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1962

Page

3

Election Year Confronting California In 1962

Sacramento reports the 1962 election cycle as pivotal with California poised to become the nation's most populous. Key contests include governor and other statewide offices, one US Senate seat, 38 House seats, half the State Senate, all Assembly members, and judicial posts plus a nonpartisan superintendent of public instruction. At least 21 ballot propositions are anticipated.

Sacramento UPI California Senate Assembly Superior Court Supreme Court Superintendent of Public Instruction Democratic Party Edmund G. Brown Equalization Board Gov. Brown U.S William F. Knowland Richard M. Nixon John F. Kennedy Goodwin J. Knight Harold J Butch) Powers Joseph C. Shell Los Angeles Shell Brown Robert I. McCarthy

Postal Rates Spark 1962 Congressional Clash Over Mail Costs

Washington moves to raise postal rates with a 1 cent increase on letters and postcards and a half cent boost for advertising circulars. The administration backs a substitute bill pushing higher costs on magazines and circulars to offset a large postal deficit. House debates non vote and likely passage with Senate uncertainty, while state races and absentee ballot rules headline California politics.

Washington UPI Kennedy Gress House Post Office Committee Tom Murray D-Tern House Senate House Committee

Steelmakers forecast 1962 output near five-year high

Steel magazine projects 1962 steel production at about 110 million tons, up from 98 million in 1961, with demand rising across automotive, construction, and machinery sectors. January shipments expected 20 percent higher. inventories to grow to 20 million tons by June. Prices likely to rise after new contract.

Cleveland, Ohio UPI Steel Magazine

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues

Crossword puzzle clues across and down with multiple definitions. Entries include containers hurried timid Turkish regiment Brazilian estuary golf mound man s nickname grant use of prickly envelope of a fruit preposition stalk girl s name command to eat thick alice bear witness looks pryingly Greek letter dusky recipient of gift game at cards rage dressed pelta heraldry grafted etc across and down clues numbered 1 to 69 with several overlapping words and abbreviations

Pelta Geraint

Puzzle Clues and Answers for Saturday Round

A list of crossword style clues with numbers and brief prompts. Burden rests on one’s knees indicates kneeling or prayer related. other clues refer to words about doctrine Babylonian symbol for nickel xenon and more. The exact answers are not provided in the prompt.

Trade Necessity Cited By Goulart

President Joao Goulart said in a New Year speech he personally disagrees with Soviet philosophy but favors relations with the Russians for trade opportunities. He cited Brazil’s need to expand economically through ties with all countries and new possibilities for growth.

Rio DE Janeiro UPI Joao Goulart Goulart Brazil

Wagner Takes Oath For Third Term As Mayor

New York welcomed a third term for Mayor Robert F. Wagner as he was sworn in Sunday night. The long-serving official began another four-year tenure leading the city.

New York UPI Robert F. Wagner

United Nations May Become Global Colonial Power

UPI columnist warns that a UN led occupation of the Congo could emerge as a new form of colonial rule. He argues that self rule fails in Congo and Western powers may cede governance to the UN, with Soviet vetoes and Afro Asian blocs shaping any outcome.

Washington UPI United Nations Poli Congo Central Africa Soviet Union Kennedy United States League of Nations Council U.N

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