15 Nov 1962
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1962
Page
1
Temperatures and precipitation for a 24 hour period ending at 4 are reported. Data details include readings across multiple locales with highs and lows, rain or snow events, and notable weather patterns observed in the span.
Delegates to the Phoenix Central Labor Council AFL-CIO direct officers to gather evidence that the 8 percent Children’s Hospital of Phoenix used AFL-CIO names in ads and press releases. Labor attorney Steven Gorey of Scottsdale will pursue legal action including suits for damages. Unions statewide are warned Labor opposes 8 percent hospitals and wary of associations with 8 percent promoters.
A driver failed to stop when entering a highway from a service station at Hayden and McDowell and struck a passing car. Marlene E. Short of Redding California pulled out and caused the collision with Leland S. Smith, 47, of 2128 W Flower in Phoenix. No injuries were reported.
The Scottsdale Exchange Club met at Black Angus with about 50 members as Stuart Martens of General Motors proving ground spoke on car safety amid rising speeds. Coronado High School Chaparrals officers joined as special guests, aiding the club’s fund raising and safety program.
A Classroom on Wheel trailer, fitted as a safe drivers clinic, will tour the Scottsdale area Friday and Saturday. Bill Smith, Allied Van Lines veteran, leads the exhibit with four mobile units including a Drivatron and reaction testing devices. Public, students, civic groups and drivers may attend at Scottydale Road and Camelback.
Progress editor corrects horse show results listing Scottsdale entries that won blue ribbons and firsts. Nickey Chowning riding Winsor Shanty and Kathy Brown with Buddy Sunday dominate English riding and novice divisions. Arabian winners from Lasma and Brutally Arabian Ranch take gaited and costume honors. Sharon Sailor and Sue Phillips earn western and maiden stock saddles.
A compiled list of crossword clues shows across and down entries with various lengths. Clues include European mountains Capuchin monkey lean-to and many more, indicating a full puzzle grid with diverse themes and wordplay.
The list provides puzzle clues with answers Cicatrix 44 Rodent 46 To want 47 Weapons 49 Dry as wine 50 Lair 63 Artificial language and invites solution.
An exhibit featuring Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department student work opens today at the Arizona Parks and Recreation Association State Convention in the Ramada Inn Tucson. Art entries directed by Nancy McCarthy include Gerry Lewis Russ Lewis and Ann Schriner. a mosaic by Ethel McCracken under Edwin C. Nilson. garments by Mary Privateer taught classes. display boards on progress and activity. Clarence R. Allan, department director, will attend.
An automobile salesman Norman K. Louthan reported to police that gasoline was siphoned from his parked car since October. He said thefts are typically three to four gallons and that neighbors have suffered similar losses. Police will increase neighborhood checks.
Thomas E. Bily, 32, of Hideaway Lodge Tempe, cited for driving over 85 mph on Scottsdale Road near McDowell. He was stopped by Scottsdale police, booked, and charged with reckless driving.
Vincent Maggiore, chairman of the Maricopa County Democratic Central Committee, condemns the Republican State Central Committee for allegedly malicously challenging voters in parts of Maricopa County during the general election. He calls the conduct regrettable and un-American and urges a return to fair play and constitutional rights under the Fifteenth Amendment. An identical letter went to Ralph Staggs, head of the Maricopa County Republican Central Committee.
A Rural Fire Department crew rushed to a home on Navajo Trail when an automobile fire broke out. The vehicle belonged to Leo Reese, a Scottsdale reserve firefighter who was downtown shopping at the time. Firemen called the blaze minor.
UPIS reports the Arizona Clean Water Symposium aimed at highlighting current and future water problems will be held in Phoenix on December 13.
The Scottsdale Tempe Branch YMCA board of management will meet at 1222 E Plaza Way Scottsdale tonight at 7 30 p m. Executive secretary John H Carhart announced the regular monthly meeting will hear committee reports discuss members roundup and plans for a utility building. James Longwaker will preside.
Captain John D. Murray testified that Flight Engineer James Garrett caused a No 1 engine shut off by error as No 3 burned, forcing a sea ditching. Murray said he announced the ditching after signaling to an overhead MATS plane, contradicting a CAB finding he did not inform passengers. The Constellation carried military personnel from MacDill NJ to Frankfurt.
Episcopal Women of St Stephens Church sponsor a rummage sale at the Knights of Columbus building Brown and First Street starting 8 a m Saturday. Sale remains open until all items sell. Mrs Edwin Frondorf chairs event contact WH 6-3360 to donate.
Maricopa County issues a marriage license to Gerard W. Florez 27 and Linda Ann Marie Patzelt 22 both of Scottsdale.
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