03 Apr 1964
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1964
Page
1
A fragmented OCR item notes a medical or pharmaceutical reference to bottles missing contents or labeling. The readable text suggests a caution about sealed containers and possible storage or dispensing issues in a health setting.
A physician recalls a 19 year old patient caring for her dying mother in small room life with no money and limited contact. The daughter breaks down but receives charity care from Miss B who adopts them and helps the girl gain work and social contact. The patient later writes a successful play and improves. The tale illustrates that care and purpose, not medicine, heal.
Anti Communist generals who toppled President Joao Goulart arrest leftists across Brazil to clear unions and government. Goulart and family were sighted near Porto Alegre and Sao Borja. authorities sought top leftist figures while Mazzilli prepared to assume control and form a new cabinet.
Mississippi lawmakers approved a plan increasing the highway patrol from 275 to 475 men and approved a ban on picketing that blocks access to state buildings and courthouses. The governor would gain authority to deploy troopers to local areas to maintain peace as civil rights demonstrations rise. In St Augustine Florida authorities report mass arrests and bond releases as protests continue.
The Soviet Union demanded a summit of world Communist parties after Pravda published Mikhaíl Suslov’s February speech and rebutted Chinese charges that Khrushchev shifted from communism. Speculation grew that a break with Beijing could come, possibly around Khrushchev’s 70th birthday on April 17.
The Record Births notes four newborns: a girl to Mr and Mrs Anthony Sam ares at 2015 N 80th Pt on April 1. a boy to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Dutra at 6721 E McDowell on March 28. a girl to Mr and Mrs Carl Ellis at 2114 N 70th St on March 27. and a girl to Mr and Mrs Hilary House at 1208 N 75th St on March 27.
Health officials moved to place all of Pima County under an animal quarantine to halt a rabies outbreak. The area expands from 25 square miles on Tucson's east side to the entire county as warnings rise about rabid cats in Tucson and a rabid bobcat near a ranch.
The city issued 48 privilege licenses for retail firms in March, with 36 for new businesses or new operators of existing firms. Eight service and professional licenses were also issued. Fees are monthly based on gross business and quarterly per-employee charges. Notable licensees include Rutherford Studio of Dance and Kane Advertising Co.
In a secret meeting at Catholic University 200 American bishops approved using English in parts of the Mass and sacraments instead of Latin. Roman authorities in Rome must approve the plan before it takes effect possibly by Pentecost or the next liturgical year.
Richard Louis Bacon 41, a former bank executive with no prior record, was arrested minutes after a Valley National Bank in southeast Phoenix was robbed of 9 255 by a note demanding money. He carried a 38 caliber revolver and had borrowed a car for the take. Authorities say the hostage claim was false and he faced bond set at 10 000 with no criminal history.
President Johnson told Congress that $1.6 billion of surplus American food was sent to needy nations under the food for peace program last year. About 700,000 workers in 22 countries earned food through self help projects aiding 4 million people.
A fundraising appeal urges donations to the American Cancer Society. It states last year the ACS spent 12 million dollars on research and urges readers to send generous checks to their local ACS unit to help cure more and save lives.
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