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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1963
Page
9
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez argues for prompt plastic surgery to correct unsightly noses whether born or damaged. He cites costs and generosity from some surgeons, notes parents may underplay need, and shares a story of a broken nose harming a marriage to illustrate lasting distress.
Sacramento youths Richard Price 18 and Jack Sikes 16 sparked a violent spree starting in Lodi and ending near Rio Vista. They rammed a roadblock in Sorenson's patrol car, killing Patrolman Charles Sorenson and Deputy Hale Humphrey, while wounding a third man. Both suspects were injured and hospitalized.
A satirical book excerpt quips that Hermione Gingold authored Si rens Should Be Seen and Not Heard. It parodies celebrity memoirs with a scene involving a dead man, a polar bear rug, and a detergent miracle, highlighting the book’s over the top madcap humor.
A humorous dialogue features a claim that a book titled Very Funny offers a cleaning metaphor and a reformulated confession about killing a gangster named Harry the Hood. The exchange shifts to a bright moral twist with a notion of oblivion for the wash and a later quip about a wool jumper and a joke in bad taste.
Southwestern Investment Company schedules a public sale of a 1958 Willys Pickup at 823 N. 1st St. Phoenix Arizona on March 28 1963 at 10:00 A.M. The vehicle was repossessed March 13 1963 in Prescott Arizona under a conditional sale with Banner Dodge Company and Michael B. Fish.
A 1961 Dodge 12 T Truck No 1161141914 was repossessed March 6 in Independence Oregon by Southwestern Investment Company under Seller's rights in a conditional sale contract from Banner Dodge Company and buyer Gene D McFadden dated January 19 1962. The filing was recorded with the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division in Phoenix. Dated March 7.
Notice announces Southwestern Investment Company will sell a 1963 Chevrolet Pickup No 20144 K15 2046 at public auction for cash at 823 N 1st St Phoenix Arizona on March 25 1963 at 10 00 am. The vehicle was seized March 8 1963 in Phoenix under a conditional sale contract dated August 27 1962 involving Neil Hur Chevrolet Inc and Thomas Roden. Dated March 8 1963. References Bill Rumbaugh. Publish dates March 11 12 13 14 15 16.
House anti trust subcommittee will hear witnesses next week from Hearst Corp and another group that halted Los Angeles newspapers in 1962. Norman Chandler testifies about Times Mirror action stopping the Mirror on Jan 5 1962 while Times publishes the Morning Los Angeles Times. Hearst papers ceased Los Angeles Examiner on Jan 7 1962 but Herald Examiner continues. Chandler cites $25 728 285 loss since 1948.
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