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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1962
Page
5
Johnson County sheriff Ralph Burger says the Canine Corps is disbanded due to a troublesome dog named Satan. The 125 pound animal refused to flush burglars and once attacked a wife when protecting a child, leading to the decision to sell him back to trainers in Springfield Missouri.
In Paris a small American-led body, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, watches currency flows and promotes free trade among 20 member nations. Created near the Eisenhower-Kennedy transition, it guides U.S. Marshall Plan funds and aims to curb U.S. gold outflow, with gradual progress and broader aid commitments by West Germany France Britain and others.
Hollywood reports Brian Keith uses his varied talents and real life background in Walt Disney's Moon Pilot a comedy drama about the space age. Keith served with the 1st Marines and his recent TV work includes The ...
The article explains how film costs rise with format and color footage. It cites 16mm and 8mm comparisons and notes Paillard Bolex’s new H8 Rex camera using 100 foot reels to deliver about 200 feet of finished footage, reducing cost per project compared to 400 feet of 16mm.
L C Hooper of W E Hutton & Co notes institutional buyers see rising stock prices as limited and mostly expect subdued gains. He says many admit they are behind in buying, with funds ready to invest but hesitant to commit, reflecting cautious market sentiment.
UPI reports Senator Keating urged a broad inquiry into possible Communist influence, as foreign observers in Washington discuss space record achievements. The Foreign Space scene includes Paris based National Aeronautic leadership noting orbit records, while China’s news agency in London accuses US actions, amid Cuba connections rumors.
Articles describe a fanciful notion where a town named Stork receives letters about twins and the post office insists on delivering mail at all costs. Postmasters may open unrelievable letters seeking a return address as part of the Italian postal policy.
Fragmentary text mentions chemical research and protective services involving soil treatments and investigations. It references United States context, a 68 percent off offer on phones, and mentions freezers and automobiles with a seven percent figure. Entities and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The document cites AISI standards and Agadir earthquake lessons to outline how steels and structural elements should be used in walls and floors. It notes limits on predicting internal violence and emphasizes carefully tying components to ensure effective performance.
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