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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1962

Page

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Pelican Towed Safe to San Francisco Bay After Drift

The 107-foot converted sub chaser Pelican with skipper Jeff Hodges and his daughter aboard was towed into San Francisco Bay by a commercial tug, escorted by the Coast Guard cutter Taney. The vessel drifted 225 miles down the coast after both engines failed. Hodges and Sandra, 13, were en route from Grays Harbor to Redwood City. they were reported in good condition though short on food.

San Francisco UPI Jeff Hodges San Francisco Bay AU Uy Uae Golden Gate Coast Guard Taney Veessels Monterey Calif Eureka Hodges San Jose Sandra Grays Harbor Wash Redwood City

Welch Sees 72 Red Year at Bowdoin Forum

Robert W. Welch warned at Bowdoin College that the United States could be under Communist influence by 1972 or sooner. He claimed there are signs from history of a coming takeover and criticized past investigations into Communist infiltration, while a student group distributed pamphlets opposing his appearance.

Brunswick, Maine UPI Robert W. Welch The Night United States Welch Bowdoin College

Weather Summary for 24 Hour Period Ending 4am

Temperatures and precipitation data reported by United Press International cover the 24 hours ending at 4 am. The report notes regional temperature ranges and rainfall amounts, with brief remarks on notable weather events and extremes observed.

Federal Jobs Rise In March

The executive branch added 5,075 federal workers from February to March, bringing civilian federal employment to 2,441,800, per a Senate House committee report.

Washington UPI Senate House Committee

Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed Grid

Puzzle list presents fragmented clues for across entries including 4 Crippled 5 Man's name 6 Represent 8 Woody plant 9 Sharing with others 10 Beverage 11 Insane 19 Note of a scale 21 Precipitation 22 Horse power abbr 24 Mollified 24 Bow 26 Lead into a nickname 29 Through 20 Man s money Express 22 Church bench 34 River In Italy

T-Walton River Italy

Fallout Shelter For Capitol Fallout Shelter For Capitol

The National Industrial Conference Board reported union membership peaked at 12 percent in 1960 then fell to about 17 million by early last year. The bulletin was released Wednesday amid questions about labor trends and political risk in Washington.

New ‘York UPD National’ Industrial Conference Board

Titov and Glenn Meet in Washington for Historic Welcome

Soviet astronaut Gherman Titov aged 27 and U S space hero John Glenn aged 40 greet each other at the National Academy of Sciences in a cordial first meeting. They plan to visit the White House to meet President Kennedy and speak at the COSPAR session.

Washington UPI Gherman Titov U.S John Glenn Earth President Kennedy White House Academy of Science Glenn Titov National Academy of Science I'Titov Whitt ‘House Kennedy Committee On Space Research Cospar International Council of Scientific Union

Radiation Belt Sparks Scientific Debate Over Nuclear Detonations

Foreign scientists lament U S plans to explode a nuclear device in the lower Van Allen belt near Johnston Island. U S space radiation experts say the blast will not harm humans or permanently alter the environment though effects include radio blackout and aurora displays. Van Allen notes the belt would refill in weeks to months and two satellites would monitor developments.

United States van Allen Earth U.S James A van Allen State University of Iowa Johnston Island Thor

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