Idaho Train Derailment Injures Crew in Lake plunge
Northern Pacific Northcoast Limited derailed north of Coeur d Alene Idaho Friday night. Its diesel unit carrying two crewmen plunged into a deep ice covered lake.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1962
Page
1
Northern Pacific Northcoast Limited derailed north of Coeur d Alene Idaho Friday night. Its diesel unit carrying two crewmen plunged into a deep ice covered lake.
Snow swept a six state region delaying trains and trapping cars in the Sierra Nevada blizzard that dumped up to three feet of snow. Montana faced subzero lows while Pacific Northwest crews cleared tracks after a Granite Lake derailment injuring 16 and causing hours of delays. Officials rerouted trains and prepared updates as rain and cold spread along the Carolinas.
Jack McDonald special service manager for Arizona Public Service will address City Hospital Scottsdale Auxiliary at 10 a.m. Monday in the Safari Hotel convention center. A coffee precedes the talk and the monthly business meeting follows. Reservations for the annual meeting and luncheon on April 9 at the Racquet Club may be made at this gathering.
Temperatures and precipitation details cover a 21 hour window ending in the morning. Readings note varying temperatures and rain or other precipitation patterns across the period.
The Desert Alpine Reserve Emergency Services seeks volunteers aged 21 and older to join the DARES unit serving as an adjunct of the Arizona State Department of Civil Defense. Applicants must complete extensive training. information from Mrs. Jane North at Arizona State Civil Defense, 271-4671 in Phoenix.
Santa Monica police questioned James Morrison 31 ex convict as a prime suspect in two bludgeon murders and the assault of a bank executive's wife. Three witnesses tied him to a nearby Malibu burglary. officers cited matching clothing vehicle and description. A 16 inch iron pipe was found in his car.
Honor roll list includes Candy Bethel Kathy Largon Craig Nessage Valerie Cratzer Lucy Stidman Bob Truitt Suzie Schulz Marcia Roegner Dixie Tracy Mee Moilly Spooner Pam Draney Pat De Berg Betty Perkins John Hobbs David E ar Flora Reed Pauly Teeples Jane Tod Susan Carel Jean Mule Jeff Wigendt Brune Sutton.
Plans for a busy summer outlined by the Scotts Parks and Recreation department. The notice highlights new programs and activities, inviting community participation and outlining schedules for outdoor events and youth programs.
Sabin oral polio inoculations draw crowds in several Arizona counties with March timelines for clinics in Pima and Pinal counties. Gila, Yavapai plan similar programs. vaccine given at St Johns in Apache County Feb 17. Two mild polio cases reported in Maricopa County involve a young brother and sister who moved to California with their parents.
Vinson told the Reserve Officers Association that the draft should be increased to maintain the Army at a level that kept the peace. He urged replacing reservists called for the Berlin crisis with Regular Army troops after release and warned against lowering the force from about 960,000 to 1,008,000, saying reduction could trigger another crisis.
Mexicali reports a UPI notice indicating cotton production will be resumed after a cutback. Officials say the move aims to stabilize output and support local farming communities.
In Rolling Hills Estates California plans are underway for John Glenn Park as the Lather Court community develops signs of a final park site. Local officials outline phased improvements and potential funding sources.
Fragmentary report describes a collision near the Waneek train at 116th Avenue west of Phoenix Friday night. Brusiman attempted to descend his tub into a cavern opened by a 4 cavern on Ua.
The department at the University of Ariz ons invites students teachers and the public to attend a no admission charge event.
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