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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1962
Page
1
Temperatures and precipitation are reported for the 24 hour period ending at nightfall. The bulletin lists highs and lows across regions with rainfall amounts and notable weather events.
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy reorganized her household staff. Veteran housekeeper Mabel Walker is named furniture researcher. Anne Lincoln, a Vassar graduate and former secretary to Letitia Baldrige, becomes acting housekeeper with expected permanent status.
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt widow of Franklin D Roosevelt died at 78 in Manhattan after a two and a half year fight with anemia. Funeral services planned for Hyde Park New York at St James Episcopal Church with interment in the Hyde Park Rose Garden.
At St Josephs hospital a boy was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Shebek at 7430 E Minnetowa on November 5. Good Samaritan hospital reports two new arrivals a boy for Mr and Mrs Glenn Jonagan of 1840 S 66th St and a girl for Mr and Mrs Manuel Lemas of 7943 E Willetta.
New York reports a UPI summary of a study by a major business security group estimating that in 1961 employee theft totaled about 2 billion dollars from U.S. companies. The survey finds 25 percent cash and 75 percent merchandise stolen, with the typical thief in his early thirties, a father of five, and belonging to multiple social groups.
UPI reports Brown defeats Nixon in California boosting his party's profile as observers note the GOP in disarray. Rockefeller seen as the frontrunner for the 1964 nomination despite a weak New York showing. McGovern and Bottom in a tight Senate race in South Dakota with irregularities cited. McCormack predicts stronger progressive influence in the House and Kennedy program prospects, while Republicans warn early conclusions.
Maricopa County files for a marriage license naming James W W Byers 22 and Ammy Knudson 21 both of Scottsdale Arizona. The notice records the intended union and addresses details in the county filing.
A dense list of crossword style clues and partial words including several misprints and mismatched fragments, offering various numbered hints for general vocabulary and proper nouns. The readable items suggest a puzzle page with multiple across and down entries, but many clues are garbled or incomplete.
Answers cover Spanish for 388 and wordplay for river spin and clock terms. It lists deductions for items 40 44 45 46 47 49 50 63 with references to fa ochre r fcho fal and Gaelic Islanda. The note suggests a cryptic linking of river, timing, and placement terms in a themed puzzle.
Charles Tilbrook 40, serves as both finance director and city treasurer for Scottsdale. The budget runs 2.2 million dollars with bonded debt near double, and Tilbrook handles budget administration, financial reporting, purchasing, personnel, and bond fund allocations. He lives at 2624 N 8th Place with wife and four children and enjoys golf and fishing.
Billy Sol Estes, 37, was found guilty of swindling by an 11 juror panel after 127 minutes of deliberation. He received an eight year state prison sentence. Prosecutor McGowen warned the verdict could avert a wave of crooks seizing public life. Defense attorney Cofer said a motion for a new trial would be filed and an appeal to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals possible if denied.
President Kennedy calls on Americans to observe Thanksgiving Day Nov 22 by renewing an American spirit ready to confront crisis with steadfastness and to achieve progress with grace and modesty. He asks all to unite energy and hope with people everywhere for a world where Thanksgiving becomes a universal celebration.
Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, 52, will enter Parkland Hospital in Dallas for an inpatient psychiatric evaluation to assess his ability to understand rebellion and sedition charges. Attorney Charles W. Webster said the examination was agreed after meetings with Walker and his legal team.
Scottsdale man A K Beard reported his car was backed into in a First Street parking lot. The impact damaged the rear light and bumper with an estimated cost of about 75 dollars.
Thomas L Halstead of 6819 E Bellview St says a blue Ford Anglia was shoved into a silo pit east of Ray s Auto Body Shop at 104 Sunset. He reports the car s front windows and lights broken and the roof caved in during the incident.
The city plans to lease about 30 acres north of the sewer plant for oxidation ponds to support the five city sewage treatment project. An application will go to the Bureau of Reclamation in San Francisco. Cooler weather slows bacteria, raising odors. adding pond areas will reduce odors.
Prescott UPI reports rancher Charles H. Chick Orme Sr. failed in a bid for Arizona State Senate. With 41 of 42 precincts counted Democrat David Palmer led, and Republican Sam Steiger held an insurmountable 700 vote edge over Orme.
Anthony T. Deddens won the sole contested Cochise County election, defeating Lloyd C. Helm ain to earn a seat on the Superior Court bench.
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