Willkie Divorce Ends Bitter Long Case In Indiana
Mrs. Rosalie Hoffelfinger Willkie won a divorce from Philip H. Willkie in Henry Circuit Court on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The judge ordered a 325000 property settlement plus a 179940 trust for three sons Wendell II 10 Philip A 9 and Frank P 4. The case began as a potential battle but remained uncontested with Willkie absent at trial.
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Weather Summary From United Press International
Temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 4 am are reported. The bulletin lists regional readings, noting any rainfall or snowfall amounts and temperature highs and lows across listed locales.
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Simon Attends Field School at UA Coronado Ranch
Steven H. Simon a Scottsdale junior in the University of Arizona College of Mines attends the new archaeological geological joint field school run by the university from June 18 to July 21 at the UA Coronado Ranch in the Chiricahua Mountains Arizona. He is a 1959 Scottsdale High School graduate majoring in geophysics and lists Delos L. Simon 4640 Connally Drive Scottsdale Ariz as his address.
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Scottsdale
University of Arizona
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University
UA Coronado
Arizona
Chiricahua Mountains
Scottsdale High School
Simon
U of A
Delos L. Simon
Connally Drive
Ariz
Work Capital Up 1.6 Billion in Early 1962 Rise
The government reports U S corporations' working capital climbed by 1.6 billion dollars in the first quarter of 1962 reaching 139 billion. Assets rose 2.7 billion to 305.7 billion while current liabilities increased by 1.1 billion to 166.7 billion according to the SEC.
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UPI
U. S
Securities & Exchange Commission
Muller Named Local Agent for Pru dexitial Insurance
Muller named local agent for the Pru dexitial Insurance agency in a terse notice. Details are unclear due to damaged text but identify Muller as the agent serving the Mitchell and Scottedale area with telephone contact.
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Mitchell “Muller
Scottedale
Prudexitial Insurance
Arizona building trade dispute escalates as unions threaten strike
In Phoenix tensions rise among Cement Masons Bricklayers and Roofers amid stalled talks. Bricklayers Local 3 plans to strike over a three year contract extension while cement mason and plastering talks remain unresolved. Roofers continue a three day strike as union tensions and wage disputes persist.
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UPI
Bricklayers Local 3
Imegn
LeRoy Rochus
Roofers
Lions Hear Debate On King Anderson Medicare Bill
Dr. William Payne of Tempe spoke to Scottsdale Lions at the Hotel Valley Ho on Tuesday criticizing the King Anderson bill for aged care under Social Security. He called it poorly conceived and said the federal government cannot provide such services, noting about 165,000 doctors but only 400 aligned with Kennedy. The club skipped dinner and donated crackers and ice water funds to Camp Tatagee in Show Low for crippled children.
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Payne
Camp Tatigee
William Payne
Tempe
Scottsdale Lions Club
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France plans first satellite launch within three years
Paris experts said France will use a three stage rocket to launch its first satellite. Robert Chevalier, technical director of the Society for the Study of Ballistic Missiles, stated the satellite rocket would be launched in three years during the European space symposium.
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France
Robert Chevalier
The
Society For the Study of Ballistic Missles
Scottsdale Graduates at ASU 76th Commencement
Scottsdale residents numbered 123 among 1,713 ASU graduates in the 76th annual commencement. Degrees include 34 master's, 89 bachelor’s, with recipients named across master of arts, master of science, and bachelor programs in arts, sciences, education, and nursing.
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Arizona State’ University
Richard Hume
Donald Saathoff
Murial Zimmerman
Arthur Aymar
Frederick Goebel
Michael Lowenstein
Otto Pedersen
David Bauman
Michel Cady
Roberta Carpenter
Henry Chai
Brian Cram
Robert
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Nancy Baechlin
Sharon Briskman
Marie Burnham
Donald Clifford
Watson Major
Sandra Mann
John Lenzing
Carmen Ruthling
Agnese Adinetti-Fink
Gary Anderson
William Baird
Betsy Beaugureau
Rollan Blakken
Robert Dickie
Marian Jensen
Manuel Lemas
Kay Richardson
John Towler
Nancy West
Roger Bairo
Michael Booth
Richard Cauffman
Daniel Clinard
James Dawson
Don Driggs
Susan Elmore
Michael Hilland
John Jacobs
Thomas Jenkins
Paul McBride
Gerald McCafferty
Edward Miles
David Moeser
John Newnam
Jeffrey Roth
Ames Jr
Carl Kent I
William’ McDonnell
Jon Poulsen
Robert King
Robert Webber
Barbara Gnnn
Joy Lapice
Sally Mikios
Linda Parnall
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Ta Erachelor
Michael Ekstrom
Richard Gray
Lawrence Kaye
Charles Misfeldt
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