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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1962
Page
4
A narrator discusses common insurance misconceptions and illustrates with a story of Joe and his family. The piece argues life insurance primarily protects the breadwinner’s death risk, outlines term insurance and its five year level payment renewal, and cautions against confusing saving with protection.
The piece explains premiums rise with age and ordinary life blends insurance with savings. After medical exam and first payment, future payments stay level and the policy lasts until death, building cash value you can borrow or cash out. It contrasts disciplined saving with immaturity and notes installment plans.
Washington sources report administration backers pressing for a compromise to avert defeat of the medical care for the aged program. The House Ways and Means Committee, 15 to 10 against the bill, opened two weeks of closed meetings with prospects dim for action this year. Backers aim to muster a majority for some form of compromise covering medical care through Social Security.
Washington operates the first in a five week series by the Foreign Service Institute to teach diplomats and military officers how to aid new nations in facing internal subversion and external threats. Secretary of State Dean Rusk will open the session as roughly 50 to 60 civilian and military officials are selected for duty in new nations.
Investigators in Missoula seek whether brake failure or human error caused the Northern Pacific passenger train wreck that killed Theresa Dooms and injured 243. The eastbound train derailed at 75 mph on Evaro Hill en route from Seattle to Chicago, scattering 15 of 18 cars down a canyon embankment.
Magna Investment and Development Corp and J Kivel of Tucson announce a Diamond’s of Phoenix department store at El Con Shopping Center. Construction planned for early 1963 with an opening in 1964. The 100000 square foot unit will resemble the Park Centre store and the Thomas Mall unit in Phoenix.
In Washington a UPI report notes a U S nuclear test detonation occurred over the weekend, triggering international attention and cautious statements from officials. Details remain unclear as early summaries emphasize the timing and potential implications for security policy.
Evangelist Graham ends ongoing campaign after 12 sessions drawing 400 000 attendees. The finale moves to Reider Field next weekend where a crowd around 37 000 heard warnings about national peril and moral choice. Graham urged prioritizing God over money and media, noting a turning point for the nation.
Readers analyze UFT translations of market terms noting phrases like liquid reservoirs and equity investment imply ready money for stocks. The dialogue shows skepticism about recent Dow trends and a shift to soberer expectations after postwar market conditions.
Tucson's new city manager Mark E. Keane reported for work and planned to attend the regular city council meeting. The 42-year-old former Oak Park MI administrator said no immediate sweeping changes and would assess finances before acting.
A two car collision on U S 66 forty miles east of Flagstaff left J D Gillum forty five Claypool and Jack Ramer twenty five Phoenix dead. Homer Culpepper forty four Globe and Augustine Gonzales twenty nine Miami were seriously injured and taken to Gila General Hospital. Police said Ramirez fled the scene. charges include drunken driving and disorderly conduct.
Washington reports no hope for saving lives in an all out nuclear attack. A television interview on ABC Youth Wants to Know discusses the crisis and the direction of national policy amid fear of mass casualties.
New healing substance shown to shrink piles and relieve itching and pain without surgery. Early tests suggest the treatment reduces discomfort and speeds recovery with minimal risk, offering a promising option for sufferers in New York and beyond.
Federal Communications Chairman Newton N. Minow signals support for a five channel television framework. The proposal aims to expand options for urban and metropolitan viewers while shaping future broadcast policy.
The article discusses using sheepskin under paralytic or elderly patients to prevent bed sores, placing the hairy side against the skin with no barrier. It notes applications under heels and buttocks, washing, and availability through drug stores, plus a note on potential soap sensitivity.
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