Apollo 10 mission faces delay over cabin moisture issue
UPI reports technicians halted a tiny helium leak in the Apollo 10 mission as officials investigated an unexplained moisture control problem in the command ship. Countdown rest period pending resolution. Sunday launch targets Stafford Young and Cernan for a dress rehearsal lunar approach.
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Roosevelt heir to leave Geneva hospital after stab wound
James Roosevelt son of Franklin D. Roosevelt is discharged from the Geneva hospital after being stabbed in the back by his wife Gladys at a villa near VeSenaz. He says he may return to duties next week and calls the wound minor. His wife is under observation as police investigate the case.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress Subscription Rates Incomplete Note
Local listing shows subscription rates and publishing details for The Scottsdale Daily Progress with pricing options and contact info for the Scottsdale publishing company. The text includes partial pricing and schedule notes, along with a mis-spelled address and postal statement.
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Obituary: Edna W. Ketchum 87 Longtime Scottsdale Resident
Edna W. Ketchum 87 longtime Scottsdale resident died Thursday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. A former Genessee Idaho schoolteacher she studied at Moscow Idaho and earned a science degree from the University of Idaho. Survived by daughter Betty Le Kennedy of Scottsdale a brother in Oregon three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services Monday 11 a.m. at Messinger Chapel burial Green Acres Cemetery. Cremation follows.
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Monster Nessie hunts draw crowds to Loch Ness shores
Monster-hunters from around the world converge on Scotland as Loch Ness opens its hunting season. Nessie, the elusive loch creature, remains mostly unseen beyond the lake’s blue surface, while locals defend her safety amid international scientific intrigue.
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Miss England mix up ends with Myra Van Heck winning
A London beauty contest mix up briefly crowned Angela Turner Miss England before announcers corrected the error and Myra Van Heck, a 22 year old Bunny girl, was named Miss England. Turner received a 240 dollar consolation prize.
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Fires strike three times in one day in Phoenix area
Rural firefighters battled three small grass fires at Granite Reef Roland McDonald area. No damage reported. Additional incidents included a truck fire at Pima and McDowell Roads, extinguished by a cement truck after an engine exploded. multiple brush and trash fires in the 8 to 11 p.m. window.
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Five Scottsdale Students Named Scholarship Runners Up
Five Scottsdale area students were named scholarship runners up at Lucky Stores second scholarship award banquet held at TowneHouse. Recipients include Nancy Creighton Coronado High School Raymond L Ownby Judson Dan Foote Phoenix Country Day Frank Abetti Saguaro and Christopher Creighton Scottsdale High. A top $1,000 award went to John Brooke Phoenix North High chosen by five judges led by W B Wright Progress assistant publisher.
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Blaiberg condition worsens at Groote Schuur Hospital
World’s longest living heart transplant recipient Dr. Philip Blaiberg deteriorated yet again at Groote Schuur Hospital. Bulletin gave no details and said no further updates would be issued before Sunday unless Blaiberg’s status changed. His wife noted he was short of breath and had been overdoing things while doctors prepared for observation and X rays over the weekend.
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Century of Progress Dinner Honors Salt River Valley Irrigation
A centennial celebration dinner at the TowneHouse marks 100 years of water development in the Salt River Valley. Governor Dack Williams will speak on Jack Swilling and his Swilling Ditch accomplishments, with a bronze plaque unveiling for the era's irrigation milestone.
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