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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1962
Page
1
An interview with Charles McDowell Jr discusses a football coach running a political race. He argues his team’s strength mirrors his campaign, claiming superior experience, coaching, and unity while belittling the opponent and forecasting victory despite questions about issues and public support.
Temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 am are reported by United Press International. The update notes variations across regions with rainfall amounts and temperature highs and lows for the specified period.
Analysis notes Yugoslavia under Tito shifted from Cold War alignment to a mixed path. Brezhnev’s Belgrade visit failed to secure Yugoslav backing for a European bloc and a separate East German peace treaty, underscoring renewed Soviet-Yugoslav tensions and delays in treaty ambitions.
Vatican City reports Roman Catholic and Protestant leaders arriving for the ecumenical council express belief that church unity will come, though not as a direct result of the meeting. Cardinal Cushing foresees one flock and one pastor, while Dr. Frederic Grant notes a favorable atmosphere for unity and mutual good will.
Helen J. Conroy 65 of 5651 N Invergordon Rd died Sunday in Memorial Hospital. Services will be in Youngstown, Ohio with Messinger Mortuary handling arrangements. She is survived by her husband Richard J. Conroy and brother Frank B. Hayes. She moved to Arizona in 1960.
The Vatican reports contacts with the Russian Orthodox Church as Pontiff John XXIII meets with Cardinal Wyszynski and Polish bishops ahead of the ecumenical council. Observers from non Catholic churches attend alongside about 3,900 Catholic leaders. The Russian church has not yet indicated sending an observer.
Cyrus R. Vance entered Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington for therapy and observation of a back injury. The move comes as he continues to deal with a lingering back problem requiring medical attention.
Democratic leaders in Michigan mobilize for campaigns and fundraising amid a restrained swing by party figures and a focus on federal action as the campaign season intensifies.
A broad mix of fund raising and political maneuvering frames Michigan race. Swainson tours with top Democrats while Romney counters with national figures and campaign stops. Polls show a tight race as both candidates court industrial Detroit and out-state voters.
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President Kennedy will address an evening rally in Portland on October 25 and then likely campaign in California for the hot governorship race. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said additional stops are possible before and after the Portland event but not yet announced.
At least 115 Soviet vessels operate 190 miles east of Kodiak Island and to Trinity Islands in the Gulf of Alaska. Navy ships and a patrol plane have conducted three days of recon along the east Kodiak coast. American crab fishermen report gear losses near Two Headed Island while Gov William Egan and federal officials plan observation and an investigative meeting.
Brazilian election returns show Adhemar de Barros leading with 166,467 votes, Jus Celso Quadros trailing with 145,632, and Jose Bonifacio at 114,016 as ex-President Janio Quadros’ bid for Sao Paulo governorship appears to falter against seasoned political foes.
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