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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1962

Page

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Castro Faces Khrushchev as U S Pressures Cuba

The piece compares Castro with past Korean era figures Rhee and Syngman, detailing Castro’s backlash to Khrushchev’s Cuba policies, his demand for removal of the Guantanamo base, and threats to shoot down U S reconnaissance planes. It notes Berlin talks, Adenauer’s coalition crisis, India China clashes, a Saturn rocket test, and a stamp controversy with Dag Hammarskjold.

Castro Khrushchev Syngman Rhce Rhee Panmunjom Jimee North Korea United States United Nations Command Cuba U. N Tau Cuban Anastas Mikoyan Mikoyan U. S. Naval Base Guantanamo Bay U. S Fort Knox Washington United Nations Aedhate Thant U.S Western Hemisphere Syngman Rhee Korea New Delhi Red China India Cape Canaveral Air Force Leroy Gordon Cooper Post Office Dag Hammarskjold New York Richard M. Nixon American Broadcasting Company Alger Hiss Nixon ABC

Weather by United Press International

Temperatures and precipitation are reported for the 24 hour period ending at 4 am. The data covers regional readings and notable variations in temperature and rainfall across locales.

By William D. Laffler United Press International

Congressmen See Moscow In Tour

Four members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee are spending three days in Moscow as part of a European study tour. The group includes Representatives John Monagan, Harris McDowell, William Bloomfield, and Robert Griffin.

Moscow UPI House Foreign Affairs Committee John Monagan D-Conn Harris McDowell D-Del William Bloomfield R-Mich Robert Griffin

Millionaire Arthur Vining Davis Dies at 95 in Miami

Arthur Vining Davis, longtime ALCOA leader and financier, died in Miami at age 95. The Massachusetts native built a vast Florida empire after moving to Miami in 1948, purchasing major properties including Boca Raton Club for about 22.5 million and amassing vast land holdings in Dade County and beyond.

Miami UPI Arthur Vining Davis United States Davis Board of Aluminum Company of America Florida Dade Florida Gold Coast Boca Raton Club Schine Hotel Sharon Mass Amherst College Charles Martin Hall ALCOA

Dividends Paid to Arizona Savings & Loan Shareholders

Shareholders in the old Arizona Savings & Loan Association received 2,076,411 dollars Friday from the receivership.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Savings & Loan Association

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed

Crossword puzzle clues across and down with many misspellings and broken phrases. Includes entries such as former Russian rulers and Hebrew month names alongside odd truncated terms and partial clues.

Puzzle Answer Key Transcription Fragment

Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle shows a list of clues and partial solutions including "31-Mound 41-Man's 32-Apnortions" and "33- aiealie" with "42-French for wea: 'friend'" and "35-Initits 44-Nation's 38-Teutonia capital character of (abbr.) alphabet 46-Babylonian $9-Dye plant deity" indicating a garbled wordplay grid. The readable items point to a puzzle solution extract from a historic page.

Albuquerque Atlanta Bakersfield Bismarck Boise Boston Chicago Denver Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Fresno Helena Kansas City L.a.-Long Beach Miami Milwaukee St. Paul New Orleans New York Oakland Oklahoma City Palm Springs Pittsburgh Reno Sacramento Salt Lake City San Diego Seattle Spokane Thermal Washington Bisbee Carefree Coolidge Cottonwood Douglas Flagstaff Fort Huachuca Gila Bend Glebe Grand Canyon Guaymas Kingman Nogales Germany Wea Teutonia

Hunger Strike Circles Illinois Prison Farm

In Vandalia Illinois 109 convicts ended a one day hunger strike at the state farm. Warden Clayton King said the action was not about food and warned inmates had other plans. State police reinforced guards as leaders were isolated and more inmates were separated.

Vandalia Wall-Ress Illinois Clayton King King Stateville Penitentiary

Lewis Hosts For Students At Arizona State University

Jerry Lewis entertained more than 8,000 students and friends at ASU on Friday. He arrived with a 17 piece Hollywood orchestra to perform with him while the campus serves as a backdrop for his Nutty Professor film.

Tempe UPS Jerry Lewis Arizona State University Hollywood

Adenauer Faces Cabinet Split Over Strauss Dismissal

Bonn West Germany Chancellor Adenauer met Kennedy and returned to urge talks with coalition partners the Christian Democrats and Free Democrats over Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss. Free Democrats demand his ouster over Der Spiegel crackdown threatening a cabinet walkout. Opposition backs dismissal.

Adenauer Bonn Franz-Josef Strauss Strauss Germany Free Democrats

Pacific quake rocks South Pacific near Easter Island

UC seismographic station in Berkeley reports a 6.5 magnitude earthquake in the South Pacific near Easter Island. The quake struck at 2:30 a.m. EST Friday about 5,000 miles southwest of Berkeley, per seismologist Dr. Dan Tocher.

Berkeley, Calif UPI University of California Seismographic Station South Pacific Easter Island Dan Tocher Berkeley

Largest contract awarded to Vinnel Corp for U S 91 highway

Arizona highway commissioners awarded a $3.5 million contract to Vinnel Corp of Phoenix for constructing six miles of U S 91 highway. The project will run through the northwest corner of the state, marking the largest contract let by the commission to date.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Highway Commissioners Vinnel Corp U.S. 91

Oiler Kawishiwi Collides With Small Japanese Boat

In Sasebo Harbor the U S Navy reports the oiler USS Kawishiwi struck a two man Japanese boat. The collision sent the crew into the water and prompted rescue efforts by the Kawishiwi crew and harbor authorities.

Tokyo UPI U.S. Navy Kawishiwi Sasebo Harbor

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