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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1965
Page
8
General tendencies urge careful planning and strict reliability. Aries to Pisces receive tailored guidance on health, work, social plans, and partnerships to improve mood, efficiency, and relations while avoiding mistakes.
An observer describes attending a Washington Mon ument rocket belt demonstration by Robert Carter for Bell Aerodynamics. The device lifted him 80 feet for about 150 feet before landing, prompting tongue in cheek fear that the stunt masks a hidden pogo stick and proving the Wrights’ inspiration endures.
The Post Office flags large scale credit schemes dubbed The Scam in Chicago and The Bust Out in New York. Chief Inspector Montague urged merchants to verify credit references as organized crime funds push goods on credit and vanish without payment.
Detailed legal notice listing removal and relocation of slabs and walks, palm trees transplanting, survey monuments, and multiple sewer and water system adjustments. Specifies installation and grading for pipes, manholes, valve boxes, meters, irrigation heads, catch basins, and pullboxes within defined plan limits and item numbers.
Scottsdale City Council adopts a resolution for the Scottsdale Improvement District P-A005 paving project. It details district boundaries, partial Scottsdale funding up to 11600, bond issuance under state law, payment terms, and publication and certification steps with immediate operative effect.
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned that the Communist Party USA is coordinating with protest groups to undermine U S policy during 1965. The report says the party aims to intensify activities, recruit youth, attack foreign policy, and exploit civil rights movements amid rising U S social unrest.
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