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05 Nov 1962
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Scottsdale Progress in Scottsdale, Arizona
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Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1962
Page
1
Pro Exhibitions At Racquet Club
Alan Shute brings his tennis leadership to the Racquet Club on Camelback Mountain north slope. The Australian former Davis Cup player developed Reno’s city program to 732 students and aims to build a strong junior base with touring pros and top matches. The club schedules Dec 16 finals for the Phoenix Invitational Charity Tournament and plans a Meet the Pros day with Lew Hoad Rosewall Sedgeman and Segura. The five cement courts overlook Paradise Valley.
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Los Angeles
Reno
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Shute
Arizona
Camelback Mountain
Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Frank Sedgeman
Pancho Segura
Paradise Valley
Fifty Million Vote Seen Tuesday
Analysts forecast about 50 million Americans will vote Tuesday with a possible margin of error of two million. Off year turnout is typically lighter without a presidential contest and may be influenced by the Cuban crisis. Using Census Bureau age figures the vote could reach about 51.1 million, with about 82 million eligible to vote nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
U. S
Census Bureau
Laughton Shows No Improvement
Hollywood UPI reports actor Charles Laughton 63 remains with little change at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after August surgery to fix a collapsed vertebra. He is not listed as critical and is described as recuperating with stagnant condition.
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Hollywood
UPI
Charles Laughton
Cedars of Lebanon
Kathy Nolan Weds Richard Heckenkamp In Private California Ceremony
TV actress Kathy Nolan formerly with the Real McCoys marries Richard Heckenkamp, a business manager for entertainers, in a private ceremony at the bride's Beverly Hills home. The couple honeymooned today in California.
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Beverly Hills Calif
UPI
Kathy Nolan
Richard Heckenkamp
Mrs Roosevelt Shows Slight Improvement in Illness
A spokesman said Eleanor Roosevelt, 78, has shown slight improvement in her anemia over the past week but remains in serious condition. She is also battling a lung infection in New York.
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New York
UPI
Eleanor
Roosevelt
Israel to Build First TV Station Under Rothschild Grant
Israel will establish its first television transmitter with a $1 million grant from the Edmond James De Rothschild Memorial Group. The station will broadcast educational programs and serve about 2,000 Israelis who currently receive programs from neighbors.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Edmond James de Rothschild
Grow Mushrooms In Wine Cellars
In Hermann Missouri once famed for wine making from 1847 to 1920, prohibition ended the industry and it has not revived. Some cooling cellars now host commercial mushroom growing as the town of 3 000 shifts toward shoe manufacturing. Since 1911 the International Shoe Company produced over 52 million pairs with payroll above $1 million annually. Hermann lies about 80 miles west of St Louis.
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Hermann
UPI
International’ Shoe Company
St.Louis
Dobie Remains in Serious Condition After Car Crash
In Austin, J Frank Dobie a 74 year old renowned folklorist and author stayed in intensive care with head and chest injuries from a Friday night collision. His car struck an automobile driven by Polk Shelton who was ejected and suffered facial cuts.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
J. Frank Dobie
Southwest
Dobie
Polk Shelton 20
Shetton
Intruder Damages Clothes Line At Mrs Gilert Bass Home
Mrs Gilert Bass of 228 West Whitton Street reported to police that an unknown person entered her back yard and set fire to her clothes line causing property damage.
Britain’s First Nuclear Sub Dreadnought Moves Under its Own Power
Barrow in Furness England United Press International reports Britain’s nuclear submarine Dreadnought began a short voyage under its own power to a new berth. The vessel, powered by its auxiliary electric engine, marked a milestone in early nuclear submarine operations.
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Barrow-In-Furness
Italian Commy Cautions One's Cuba Decision
Foreign cables note cautious Italian Communist leader Palmiro Togliatti, silent on Khrushchev's Cuban withdrawal, praising the Soviet Union. Tokyo reports state Russians add subs and ships to monitor tests and U S nuclear activity. French elections predictions point to Communist gains and De Gaulle's party as major loser.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Palmiro Togliatti
International Communist Movement
Togliatti
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Rinascita
Soviet Union
Tokyo
Pacific
U.S
Johnston Island
Eniwetok Island
Charles de Gaulle
Union For A New Republic
Airman's Body Returned From Cuba Mission
The remains of Maj. Rudolph Anderson Jr. returned to the United States after a Cuba flight. He was flown from Havana to Miami on Sunday, then to Andrews Air Force Base Maryland, and later to Donaldson Air Force Base in South Carolina today.
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Washington
UPI
Cuba
United States
Maj
Rudolph Anderson Jr
Drews Air Force Base
Anderson
Havana
Miami
Pan American Airlways
Air Force
Andrews
Donaldson Air Force Base
Greenville
S.C
Tax system shift would raise homeowners taxes by about 49 percent
The proposal would supersede the current personal property tax authority eliminating 38 percent of the tax base. Revenue for government and schools would then come from higher real property taxes on homeowners. Nonresidential and nonfarm properties would see tax reductions under full cash value reappraisal, while homeowners and farmers would pay more to equalize the burden.
Bonded Indebtedness Linked to Assessed Valuation
The article explains how bond issuance limits depend on assessed valuation. Higher valuations may allow more bonds without voter approval, while lower valuations threaten future legitimate bond issues and funding.
Arizona farms face tax surge under new appraisal plan
Arizona would re appraise farms and ranches at full cash value of speculative sales causing taxes to triple or quadruple. Higher taxes than income could force many farms and ranches to go out of business.
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