15 Sep 1962
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1962
Page
1
Parents, teachers and students at McDowell face a challenging start to the new school year. The note outlines car pools, supervision schedules, lunch menus, PTA meeting timing, and supplies costs while stressing attendance and preparation for weather issues and student safety.
A fragmented OCR note references Flesch Rudolph and a cartoonist, with garbled phrases about a state fete and advertising. It mentions Borden’s tab a tree and unclear names, offering little coherent event or outcome to date.
The piece reflects on hypochondria with quotes about low illness risk and jokes about women's longevity from a Cornell Medical Center study. The narrator contrasts being a nonhypochondriac with memories of slipping on a rock and muses on humor in first rate books.
Don Herold humor piece reflects on a summer where a false start caused repeated injuries from overactivity. He describes fractures and muscle strains, delayed medical care, and a pediatrician recommending orthopedist treatment and cortisone shots, noting how prior fear of surgery may have hindered early care.
London by UPI Karl Bertrand Russell warned of a new McCarthyism escaping the United States and turning the country into a concentration camp of the mind. He labeled Cold War dictates as fostering ruthless intolerance for dissident ideas and said his attack would be read at a meeting here next Wednesday.
New York UPI reports the Beritz Schools of Languages finds at least eight major corporations sponsor language courses for both wives and husbands of employees headed to foreign assignments.
A roundup notes Hitler boasting of odorless poison gas and Allied threats, Kennedy urging calm amid Cuba tensions and naval disputes. It reports space program progress with nine astronauts named, Meredith’s integration showdown at Ole Miss, and global moves from Berlin to Mississippi.
Maricopa County Attorney Charles Ronan will address the Scottsdale Junior Women's Club at its first meeting September 19 at the Executive House. He will discuss the Moral Decency Project and outline actions to pass the molestation and pornography laws that failed last year. The program begins at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Kenneth Leonard as program chairman and hostesses Mrs. Dorothy Hammer and Mrs. Arthur Gaunt assisting.
Puzzle solution list with mis-typed entries and scattered letters appears for ACROSS and DOWN clues. The readable fragments show partial word forms and garbled entries such as lizards, drifted sand, and various missing letters across a dense cross puzzle page.
Temperatures and precipitation mapped for the 24 hours ending at 4 am across regions. Data shows variations with cooler inland readings and lighter showers in coastal zones. Forecasts expect toward higher readings and possible showers later today.
Salt River Reservation nominates candidates September 20 to replace three members one resigns and two were killed in traffic accidents Burns French Burgess Burke died earlier this summer Bill Rivers Jr resigned The nominating meeting allows any resident to nominate a candidate with broad attendance and the October primary will pick party choices ahead of a November general election.
Two French divers Robert Falco and Claude Wesley settled in a 30 foot deep underwater habitat named the "diogenes" designed by Yves Cousteau to test long term life at depth. The week long mission aims to study living conditions and feasibility of ocean bottom colonization with a television monitored system observing from the surface.
Police say Henri Niaux, 48, named as ring leader of a recent machine gun assassination attempt on President Charles de Gaulle, hanged himself in a Paris jail after arrest in Agen. He was taken to criminal headquarters for questioning before his death.
NASA announces a new group of nine American jet test pilots likely to join the first lunar mission alongside the original seven astronauts. The selection followed a six month application process reducing 253 candidates to 32, with Armstrong among the rumored prospects. The news conference in Houston will officially confirm the final roster.
UPI reports another federal grand jury will be empaneled September 28 in Phoenix. U S Attorney Carl A Muecke said this adds to one already in existence. Federal grand juries are convened to serve 18 months.
Five Arabian horses from Brusally Ranch will be entered in the Del Mar All-Arabian show next weekend. The horses, currently shown at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, earned an award yesterday as one Brusally filly placed first in her class before the team travels to Del Mar.
A few vacancies remain for women to join the sewing class sponsored by Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department. Led by chairman Mary Privateer, the group meets Thursdays at 9 a.m. at 315 E 2nd Street and features guest speakers on sewing, dressmaking, pattern alteration and fit. The Singer company of Phoenix loans machines and attendees model garments, with spring and fall luncheons.
An organizational meeting of the coin club is set for October 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the Girl Scout House, 325 E. 2nd St. Open to anyone interested in coin collecting, with H. Berkie Bercaw organizing the club. A numismatics group will offer a hobby for men and women of all ages.
The Bisbee Hill Climb begins this weekend as the first event of its kind and is expected to join Jerome's Ghost City Hill Climb as an annual feature in the region.
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