10 Oct 1962
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1962
Page
1
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A midflight X-15 test faced severe buffeting as the No 2 variant rattled for minutes. McKay described the white plane shaking and the test as highly successful in assessing tail fin stability under high angles, with NASA and Aeronautics agency involvement noted.
In a garbled clipping a small notice advertises infant care for 15 cents though the text is largely unreadable. The fragment hints at a pamphlet or product pitch but lacks clear details on service or source.
A weather brief from United Press International notes temperatures and precipitation readings across the region. Forecasters warn of variable conditions with cooler nights and potential rain showers in the inland areas.
A mimeographed anti Gaullist leaflet says President de Gaulle has been sent to death for high treason by the underground Secret Army and the National Resistance Council. The statement was mailed to Paris newspapers and dated July 3.
David C. Guilbert of Spokane warned at the AAA convention that the $41 billion interstate system will not finish by 1981 given current progress of about 4 miles per day. He urged speeding to roughly 7.2 miles daily to meet the goal. Guilbert is Inland Automobile Association secretary manager and AAA Highway Committee vice chairman.
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