23 Oct 1962
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1962
Page
1
A dubious study by Hypothesical Analyzed Research Associates for Suburban Surveys claims suburban life is plagued by many negative factors led by transportation woes. The report lists distrust in neighbors and routine car pooling issues, with unreliable anecdotes and comical asides about HARASS staff.
Washington reports released from U S sources show launch pads in Cuban jungle clearings and mobile missile trailers aimed at the United States. The Pentagon says the sites could be ready within days and that thousands of feet of film reveal movement of missiles and support equipment.
The article discusses sacroiliac joint pain causing low back and leg discomfort. It notes common postures, such as the hip tilting and forward bending, and highlights chiropractic care as a proven aid for sacroiliac disturbances. Dr Cook and his skilled staff are endorsed as providing relief.
Temperature readings and precipitation data cover a 24 hour period ending at noon. Reported values include 82, 79, 67, 71, 96, 62 and 34 with varying levels of rainfall across locations.
President Kennedy's Cuba blockade and warning to the Soviet Union reshapes the 1962 campaign by casting him as decisive. Republicans claim Cuba as the top issue and warn of Kennedy indecision, while missile bases heighten anxiety about regional stability. The week ends with Kennedy seen as a hard-nosed leader ready for battle.
Growth Marks YMCA in Scottsdale marks the Scottsdale-Tempe branch growth as population rises. Established 1957 at 723 S. Smith Lane, the branch supports Hi Y clubs in four schools, a summer day camp, Indian guides, church athletics, and youth programs with leaders and staff including John Carhart and Ray Norman.
Two coffees are scheduled tomorrow in district 12 for Congressman John Rhodes. The 11 15 a m event is at the home of Douglas Black 2215 N 74th Way and the 2 15 p m session is at the home of Harry Hartley 8017 E Palo Verde. David Kret will introduce Rhodes at both events with an expected 100 to 150 attendees.
A theft at The Speed Queen Laundry on 20 E. 2nd St. left a pay telephone drained of coins and the unit damaged. Police estimate replacement costs at about 85 dollars.
Pay Teegarden of 207 W Alameda Tempe reported a spire tire and rim were removed from his Volkswagen while he visited friends near 7241 E. Pata mino Scottsdale.
Murrell Peterson doing business as the Little Red Hen will sell in a single transaction the stock fixtures goodwill and receivables of the Phoenix Arizona business located at 4139 East Van Buren on October 29 1962 at 9:00 AM. Creditors must file vouchers with William W Anderson Suite 7 44 East Indian School Road Scottsdale Arizona prior to the date.
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