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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1962
Page
2
A Vatican audience last week led to Glen's spacecraft being offered to the National Air Museum. James E. Webb, NASA director, announced the capsule will be housed at the Smithsonian after thorough scientific study.
The Health Insurance Institute reports Americans spend nearly twice as much on recreation, alcohol and tobacco as on medical care. Of every 100 cents, recreation costs 11.0 cents, alcohol 3.0, tobacco 2.3, while medical care accounts for 5.9 cents.
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg said he regretted the interruption in wage and fringe benefits negotiations with the union. President Kennedy supported continued talks to reach a reasonable settlement in the public interest. The parties had sought an 3 percent wage hike amid questions on employment security.
The document recalls past smallpox scares from unvaccinated families in schools and argues against anti vaccination stances. It recounts medical cases showing severe outcomes from smallpox and notes a doctor’s caution about epidemics once unvaccinated people accumulate.
Bus drivers on two lines owned by A. Tanner rejected what he called his final offer. Tanner said he cannot meet driver demands without raising fares, which he would not do. About 22,000 riders used the Sun Valley and Valley Trent lines as downtown merchants faced disruption and federal mediation was sought.
New York stocks showed continued decline in early trading as traders reacted to mixed economic signals. Market gauges fell across several major sectors, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average edging lower and investors seeking safer assets amid uncertainty.
A damaged OCR fragment lists numbers and partial names such as 29, 38, 84, 85, 88 and terms like furniture and inheritor. The text lacks coherent context or complete sentences to determine an exact event or subject.
UPI reports the United States remains ahead in nuclear tests with 151 detonations versus the Soviet Union's 89. The article notes resumed testing after a moratorium and references a September explosion. it mentions deaths attributed to the tests and ongoing international tensions.
Lovely deluxe apartment with carpeted bedroom and drapes includes refrigerator. Pool access with year lease $120. Contact 264-1074 for details.
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