Pneumonia Listed as Cause of Death in Lung Cancer Suit
Otto Pritchard a 64 year old Pittsburgh carpenter who twice sued a tobacco company for lung cancer died of pneumonia unrelated to lung cancer hospital pathologist said after autopsy. A federal jury had previously denied damages though found cigarettes a cause in his right lung. An appeal for a third trial was filed.
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Temperatures and Rainfall Report by UPI
United Press International provides a 24 hour weather summary covering temperatures and precipitation through 4 am. Readouts include degree ranges and measurable rainfall to outline regional conditions for the period.
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Witnesses Hold Three Day Circuit Assembly in Phoenix
Seventy Jehovah’s Witnesses from Scottsdale attended a three day circuit assembly at Abel Hall in Phoenix. Jerry Baxter led the event and said practical instruction would aid all in house to house ministerial work. Thirty three candidates were baptized before the ceremony as a sign of dedication to God’s will.
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Local Births Report From Tempe And Phoenix Churches
Birth notices from Baptist of Scottsdale and St Josephs list couples and addresses for babies born on March 1 and March 4. Families include Donald and wife at 1729 Encanto Tempe with a son and John Mc Clamrock Jr. at 5515 E Mockingbird with a daughter. Additional births cite Robert Beucus, Carl Cluff, Henry Meza, and Roderick Thompson families with urban Arizona addresses and March birth dates.
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E. Oak St
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N. 66Th St
Lessons Listed For GOP By Raymond Lahr
The Republican National Committee released a 55 page report detailing nine lessons from the 1962 elections. It notes south growth for GOP, suburbs crucial, youth swing, seniors piggybacking Democrats, ticket splitting rising, and redistricting shaping House outcomes as the party plans for 1964.
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Three French Planes Collide Killing Ten Airmen
Three World War II era B26 training bombers of the French air force collided during a training flight near Mont de Marsan. Five crew members were killed and five injured as flaming wreckage scattered across a wooded area. Two planes carried three crewmen and the third four.
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Animal acting nominations announced for Patsy awards
The American Humane Association named four dogs a lion an elephant a chimpanzee and a horse as nominees for the 1962 Patsy awards to honor outstanding animal actors. The 13th annual Patsy awards will be announced on April 20.
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De Anza Skeleton Found in Mexican Church
UC Berkeley researchers confirm the bones found in the 315 year old Cathedral de Nuestra Señora de la Asuncion in Arizpe Mexico belong to Juan Bautista de Anza the Spanish trailblazer who chose San Francisco as his site in 1776. The unmarked grave yielded positive identification based on the coffin evidence and Anza's known physical characteristics.
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Grandin Named to UA Dean’s Honor Roll
Scottsdale freshman George B. Grandin of the University of Arizona College of Agriculture earns dean’s honor roll for his first semester work. Grandin, a 1962 Judson High School graduate, is the son of Mr and Mrs Thomas B Grandin of 6715 E Exeter Scottsdale.
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John J. Dumont
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George B. Grandin
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