25 Year Old Scottsdallar Becomes ASU Instructor
Nick Salerno of Scottsdale prepares to report to Arizona State University as an English instructor after earning a Stanford PhD in October. A former valedictorian at Phoenix Union High School and 1953 Coyote Journal editor, he held a 3.96 GPA and Moeur Award at ASU. He was ROTC and map reading a grade B rest of his record remarks, and became a second lieutenant in the army.
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Opening Address At ASU Planned By Dr Durham
The 1961 62 State of the University address will be delivered next Friday night by Dr G Homer Durham resident of Arizona State University The speech begins at 7 30 p m in the Memorial Union and caps a full day faculty planning conference ahead of ASUs 77th year of classes.
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Imperial Financial Services Opens Arizona Offices
Imperial Financial Services will open Arizona offices in Scottsdale next week. Albert M. Sheldon Jr. says Baynard Shelium becomes regional manager to operate from headquarters suite 116 in the Nuss Building. Theodore N. Ofstedahl joins as vice president aiding expansion into the Upper Midwest firm underwrites and manages the Imperial Fund and Imperial Capital Fund.
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ASU English professor ports long path from campus to doctor
Salerno, an ASU English professor, outlines a career spanning journalism, teaching, and advanced study. He earned a master’s at ASU, pursued a PhD at Stanford, and anticipates a PhD completion after oral exams next month. He credits journalism training with shaping his teaching and questioning skills.
Thayer pair tied to triple murder in Texas bound killings
Police describe a plan by Meyer and a female accomplice to abduct and kill Arthur DeKraai in the Dallas Fort Worth region. They say the couple murdered two women near Thayer Missouri and buried one in a field, confessing to stealing seventeen dollars in total.
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Guiana election sparks debate over Jagan’s leftward course
Observers weigh Cheddi Jagan's move to a socialist program and immediate independence after the Aug 21 victory. Racial tensions divide East Indian PPP and Negro PNCP in the colony as Burnham leads the PNC. Jagan calls for unity while facing past Communist associations and questions about his ideology and ties to the West.
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Brazil Congress Considers Symbolic Presidency for Goulart
Congress invited Vice President Joao Goulart to be sworn in as a symbolic president in Brasilia on Monday. The plan shifts Brazil from a presidential system to a cabinet system with a prime minister holding real power. Goulart had not yet replied, and military leaders opposed the move due to his perceived Communist ties.
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Brazil Crises Deepen As Congress Delays Action
The article outlines Brazil’s political turmoil following Janio Quadros resignation and the battle over constituting a new government. It notes potential paths for leadership including Goulart and other figures, and reports on military leaders’ resistance to Goulart despite congressional moves.
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Divers Recover Space Capsule on USS Epperson
The 300 pound gold plated Discoverer XXIX capsule was recovered by divers from a bobbing life raft after three skin divers retrieved it from the ocean. The Epperson picked up the capsule at 3 54 a m Hawaii time and headed toward Pearl Harbor arriving tonight. It marked the seventh recovery of a Discoverer capsule from Vandenberg with four snagged in the air and three recovered at sea.
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Kennedy At Hyannis Port Keeps Track Of Crises
President Kennedy enjoys a seaside weekend at Hyannis Port while monitoring the Berlin crisis and Russia’s nuclear tests. He and Maj. Gen. Clifton receive briefings as a calm family outing unfolds with Caroline and 17 cousins, a candy store stop, and a brief cart mishap with a police officer assisting.
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No Protests Over Paradise Valley Acre Zoning
Paradise Valley zoning hearings saw no protests against full acre zoning in the incorporated area. The zoning commission accepted the zoning map and ordinance and will forward them to the town council for a special session. council hearings and notices follow. Attendance was about 40 Thursday and 30 Friday, with planning staffer Dave Du Piel and town attorney Jim Hunter present. The ordinance creates three additional zones including commercial acre sizes and a single commercial zone Cl.
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Thief Steals Relaxing Device From Car At Dayo Apartments
Theft of a $170 relaxing device from a car parked at the rear of the Dayo apartments on Second Street was reported to city police yesterday. Mrs Eugene O Connor of Chicago and Mrs Ted Bartnick of the Dayo apartments found the device had been taken from an unlocked trunk.
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