Political gunman Charley Mike's imagined influence on Hoover era
Washington columnist contrasts a fictional political gunman Charley Mike with Herbert Hoover era politics. The piece recalls Republican triumphs of 1928, Raskob's role, and speculates how such a figure would shape critique of the Kennedy era and Bay of Pigs fallout. The tone blends sharp satire with historical reference.
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Scottsdale hospital board vows probe into transactions
The Scottsdale City Hospital board pledges a full inquiry into hospital matters since inception. Davidson urges creditors and eight percent financed hospital bondholders to show patience as the board works 30 to 60 days to develop a plan for debt payment. A new member, Gene Himelstein, joins the four directors as the panel weighs lease terms with Baptist Hospital Association and expected revenues from a going hospital versus bankruptcy sale.
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Chanen Investment Company
Ernst and Ernst
R. A. Clelland
Arizona State Hospital
John C. Loucks
Motorola, Inc
Arizona Fair Ends Tonight Sets Attendance Record
Phoenix. The Arizona State Fair surpasses its previous attendance record with an estimated 370,000 visitors, likely reaching 380,000 by final tallies. The fair extended to 11 days due to Veterans Day holiday. Miss Indian Arizona was to be chosen today from nine tribal representatives.
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Fire destroys part of Jefferson Elementary School
A fire at Jefferson Elementary School near Apache Junction Sunday night caused about 100000 in damage to one wing. Fourteen Rural Fire Department trucks responded, including four from Scottsdale. Four classrooms burned and four more were damaged, with no injuries reported.
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Scottsdale to bid Rogers Lane improvement by Intention No 224
Notice under Arizona law announces sealed proposals for Rogers Lane improvement from Indian School Road to Camelback Road in Scottsdale Maricopa County. Bids due by 8 00 P M December 4 1962 with plans at City Engineer and City Clerk. Bonds 10 percent of bid, bonds payable to City of Scottsdale. Right to reject bids reserved. Dated November 8 1962. Approved Publish dates November 10 12 1962.
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Scottsdale City Hall
East Main Street
Scottsdale
Weather Summary for Two Hours into Morning
The report from United Press International lists temperatures and precipitation for a two hour period ending at 4 am. Details remain unclear in the fragment but indicate measurements across regions with likely variations.
Wings Flap Plane Under Development
London report says US Soviet signers are designing a bird like aircraft that uses wing flaps to generate lift. The craft could have 10 to 30 times the lifting power of a conventional plane of similar size.
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Moscow Radio
Radar Advocate Cited For Speeding in New York
James R. Barrett, longtime driver safety director for the New York State Motor Vehicles Department, received a $10 fine after a radar speed check in Nassau. Barrett, once with the State Division of Safety, helped draft the law making radar evidence admissible in speeding cases. He was caught doing 35 mph in a 25 mph zone.
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UPI
James R. Barrett
New York State Motor Vehicles Department
Barrett
State Division of Safety
Nassau
Twenty Die On Train In Indian Rail Disaster
Twenty five Indians riding atop a railcar were killed when a train passed under a low bridge girder in northern India. Railway authorities reported the accident occurred Sunday.
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UPD
India
Stamp fortune looms for hobbyist in New Jersey
Leonard Sherman bought 50 four cent Dag Hammarskjold stamps for two dollars at a New Brunswick post office. The color section on the sheet is printed upside down, potentially making his stamps worth as much as 500000 dollars. Experts say few inverted color sheets exist and more upside down stamps may be rare.
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New Brunswick
Sherman
Akron Ohio
New York City
Fred Dietz
River side Hotel Fire Evacuates Reno Guests
A second floor blaze at the River side Hotel in Reno forced 200 guests to evacuate. Fire Chief Wagner Sorensen said the fire started in a janitor alcove and spread briefly, with no serious injuries. After smoke filled the corridor, residents used fire escapes and two men helped an elderly crippled woman to safety as the casino floor reopened within an hour.
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UPI
Riverside Hotel
Feenen
Fuller
Scottsdale Resolution Orders Rogers Lane Improvement Plan
The Scottsdale City Council adopts Resolution No. 227 ordering pavement sidewalks curbs gutters irrigation structures and related work on Rogers Lane from Indian School Road to Camelback Road. An emergency declaration is included and referred to Ordinance No. 224 plans Plan No. P-6108 and city specifications.
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Rogers Lane
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Camelback Road
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Arizona
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Diplomats doubt major Berlin crisis. Rhee possible return floated
Western diplomats in Paris doubt a new Berlin standoff with the Soviet Union. Tokyo sources say American officials urged South Korea to allow former President Syngman Rhee to return, citing strong anti communist sentiment and public relations gain. Philippine leader Macapagal faces slow economic reform with limited detail and aid opportunities, risking political standing as U.S. aid programs remain underused.
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Paris
Nikita Kharushchev
Berlin
Cuba
United States
Tiger
Tokyo
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Wives Learn Languages as Companies Pay for Courses
New York reports Berlitz notes eight major corporations are funding language training for spouses of executives headed overseas. The program covers both wives and husbands assigned to foreign posts.
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New York
UPI
Berlitz Schools of Languages
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Jumble Clues
A scanned crossword appears with across and down clues mixing misspellings and OCR errors. Answers include Capuchin monkey, covets, irrit able perron and many other entries to fill the grid with 63 clues, several names and terms across multiple rows.
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