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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1962
Page
1
A satirical scene features Goldwater and fellow figures in a mocked patriotic parade reflecting opinions on Cuba and U S policy. The imagined floats include political figures and veterans, with skewed commentary on party stances and military iconography. The piece critiques public reaction to Cuba policy and American political theater.
United Press International reports 24 hour highs and lows for numerous cities including Albuquerque Atlanta Bakersfield Chicago Denver Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Kansas City Los Angeles Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oakland Oklahoma City Palm Springs Pittsburgh Reno Sacramento Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Spokane Washington and more. Temperatures range from a low in the teens to highs near 90s with varied precipitation totals noted.
An imaginative column sketches a wild DC scene where Catholic kids play football on a public field as Supreme Court Justices, led by Earl Warren, intervene with writs to defend the Constitution. It lampoons politics and church state tensions amid a lighthearted, farcical tone.
Nowicki couple Ralph and wife welcomed a daughter at Stdover hospital on September 26 in Scottsdale. The infant joins the family at 16 North 81st Street.
The Scottsdire Hiram Club hosts weekly Thursday luncheons at Black An Hus welcoming Master Masons and visitors. October membership drives run through the month with speakers including Dr Charles Holt October 4 and Dr Carl Sauer October 11. Rhodes October 18 addresses Congress work and Q A.
President Kennedy returned to the campaign trail in Wheeling West Virginia urging Democrats to keep control of Congress by defeating Republicans who he said ignored Americans needs. About 12000 attended despite rain. Kennedy spoke of a 1963 program to sustain West Virginia and national progress during a 45 minute motorcade ride with Gov. William W Barron aboard a rain‑slick limousine.
The Agriculture Department reports cigarette sales are projected to reach another all time high in 1962.
Washington area radio figure Irv Lichtenstein proposed a cultural exchange with the Soviet Union linking WWDC in Silver Spring to broadcast Moscow programs in exchange for Radio Moscow airing Washington's top tunes. Listeners and other stations showed strong interest as the plan moved forward amid Cold War tensions.
Aden UPI report says Col. Abdullah Altallal, newly named army commander, leads the faction that toppled Yemen's royal government. National radio claims growing support for the revolution while independent verification is unavailable. Sanaa remains sealed off. radio is the primary source for outside world.
A garbled crossword clue list mixes across and down entries with many misspellings and typos. The puzzle shows numbers and partial word fragments for common terms such as capital of France and other lettered answers, but readability is compromised by errors in several clues and inconsistent formatting.
A cryptic clue set suggests a historical context with a 49 to 41 ratio hinting at a speedy mood. The puzzle mentions fine letters and precious stones, linking to a century plant and familial terms. A symbolic reference ties to a seasoning and an airborne alitcon style clue.
In Houston a Yugo Slav freighter the M. V. Drzic sits at the dock amid a picket line成 longshoremen and aides refuse service to the ship. The vessel awaits 13 000 tons of surplus American flour bound for the United Arab Republic as 260 freight cars sit nearby. A strike call looms October 1 and the picket lines are supported by housewives Cuban refugees and children.
Marriage licenses issued to Patsy Faye Gardner 19 of Scottsdale Wayne Edward McAlphin 19 of Phoenix Enrico Manzari 28 of Scottsdale and Marilyn Rose Cox 24 of Scottsdale.
County Treasurer John Foote said 1962 tax bills will be mailed by Oct. 10. The delay was due to the transfer of county offices from the downtown courthouse to the Durango Annex at 3325 W. Durango St.
The state Board of Health said the encephalitis outbreak that killed 20 people in Florida this summer has passed. The sleeping sickness outbreak was concentrated in Pinellas County and reduced tourism in the Tampa Bay area.
The article reviews Mao Zedong leadership amid repeated crop failures and stalled Great Leap Forward, noting strained Sino Soviet ties and ongoing cult of personality. It cites shifts away from large communes, reallocation of urban workers to farming, and a population facing rising hunger under the regime.
L C Hooper of W E Hutton says the Dow Jones industrial average may trade in a range between 550 and 650 as traders await clearer direction. Clark Dodge notes a weak momentum and deteriorating technicals behind the setback, while no strong business news fuels selling. A near term dip could spark a rally if selling pauses.
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