21 Nov 1962
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1962
Page
1
Mr. Bumbleton sits by a gutter fire burning junk mail that ruined his mailbox ritual. He discards coupons for detergents trips and checks for Lake Fumble while recalling the anticipation of old mail. Neighbors join to keep the fire burning and share the moment.
Washington report notes a rising New York Conservative Party influencing GOP dynamics. CPI seeks 200000 conservative votes, threatening moderate candidates and pressuring national nominees while liberals push alliances to back Medicare and urban renewal.
United Press International reports weather data for the 24 hours ending at 4 am. Temperatures and precipitation levels are summarized across regions, noting variation by locality and time of day.
Local youths at Wentworth Military Academy in Lexington Missouri receive promotions. Cadet Allen F. Norden from cadet sergeant first class to cadet master sergeant becomes assistant artillery officer on the battle group staff. Cadet James P. Feitelson rises to cadet sergeant first class and becomes squad leader in Company D.
Scottsdale businessman Guy Stillman is appointed assistant state chairman of the Democratic Party of Arizona. The announcement credits his leadership roles from 1954 to 1958, his Naval service in WWII, and his current advisory and finance positions, plus ongoing civic commitments in Arizona.
Kappa Kappa Gamma at Arizona State University will host its winter formal on November 30 at the Phoenix Stage Club. The event features a traditional Kappa Man selection with five ASU students competing, including Rick Baker of Scottsdale, a Sigma Chi member.
The Salt River Project increased electric meters in operation by 784 in October. End of October meters in service reached 121,244, an advance of 8,669 from 112,575 a month earlier.
Four rezoning applications were denied by the city council at last night’s meeting. Two more were tabled for two weeks and taken under advisement. Withdrawn was an application at Granite Reef and McDonald Roads.
At Convention Michael Robbins of 204 S Scottsdale Road was counted among nearly 3 000 Mobil dealers wives and marketers from states west of the Mississippi at the 1962 Mobil dealer convention in Las Vegas on November 14 15.
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Senator Jacob Javits Republican from New York says the 1964 GOP presidential nominating process will feature a clash between Rockefeller backers and Barry Goldwater. He notes liberal conservative battles have occurred at recent conventions and expects more of the same in 1964.
UPI reports UAW president Walter Reuther met Japan's Labor Minister Ta keo Ohashi in Tokyo urging Japan to pass a minimum wage law to counter charges of cheap labor. He called for expanded U S Japan labor leader exchanges and stronger ties.
The Safari Hotel in Scottsdale will host the Arizona and Maricopa County National Foundation pre campaign meeting on Friday and Saturday November 30th and December 1st. About 200 campaign directors and volunteers from 14 Arizona chapters will plan the January March of Dimes drive. Dr John E Affeldt co director of the Arthritis Special Treatment Center will speak on merging the foundation program.
A 43-year-old Scottsdale woman Theresa Lewis attempted death by her own action yesterday. She was found by husband L John Lewis in a bedroom and rushed to Baptist Hospital in serious condition. Doctors seek to determine what medication caused the illness. A friend said she had a mild heart attack about two weeks earlier and had been in pain since last Saturday after breaking her left wrist bowling.
A public hearing in Phoenix on November 27 will decide if Arizona’s pink bollworm eradication program remains a cooperative effort with the state US Department of Agriculture and farmers or moves to individual land owners. The plan would ban stub cotton statewide and set a permanent plow up date of February 28. Since 1958 infestations have fallen from 75,000 acres to about 30,000 as the program cut about 60 percent annually.
Jeffrey E. Edland of Scottsdale reports a lost gasoline credit card leading to unauthorized charges. He notes the first misuse occurred in Duncan Arizona, with later activity in Lordsburg New Mexico and Scottsdale. He has received two bills from the company for Scottsdale use.
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