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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1963

Page

2

Doctor argues against vegetarianism citing digestion and growth concerns

Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant contends meat eating is easier to digest and better for growth, warns against vegetarian diets for children and pregnant or nursing women, and endorses milk and eggs. He cites personal cases linking exercise to relief from certain conditions and recommends Dr Alvarez's migraine booklet.

Robert Hutchison Dr. Huntington Alvarez Walter C. Alvarez Dept. SA Des Moines Iowa Benjamin Spock

Hot Line Advance Sought in Disarmament Talks

In Geneva the United States seeks progress on a Moscow Washington hot line as part of a 17 nation disarmament conference. Officials note Russian interest in direct communications to lessen nuclear war risk, while the test ban deadlock and on site inspections remain unresolved.

Geneva APS United States Moscow Washington Soviet Union U.S Nikita S. Khrushchev Russia

Fall From Car Kills Man in Tempe

Cornelio Bilducia, 43, of Guadalupe, died in Tempe Community Hospital after he fell from a car and was run over by another vehicle Thursday night. The incident occurred in Tempe and is under investigation by local authorities.

Tempe UPI Cornelio Bilducia Guadalupe Tempe Community Hospital

Harriman Seeks Soviet Aid for Laos Peace Efforts

U.S. envoy W Averell Harriman met with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko in Moscow to urge joint steps toward independence and neutrality for Laos. Harriman, carrying Kennedy's message, planned talks with Premier Khrushchev as part of a push to enlist Kremlin support to stabilize Laos amid regional tensions.

Moscow UPI U.S W. Averell Harriman Andrei Gromyko United States Russia Laos Nikita Khrushchev Harriman Kennedy Gromyko Foreign Ministry Starriman Kremlin London Britain Souvanna Phouma Khrushchev Souvanna Vienna

Boy, 2, Hurt In Car Mishap On Wet Street

A two year old Scottsdale boy was hospitalized with head injuries after a chain collision on a wet road. Marjorie May Erickson 35 stopped for a funeral procession at McDowell and Scottsdale when Elizabeth M Sills 21 struck from behind. Sills son Stephan was thrown from the car. Sills cited for speeding.

Scottsdale Papago Medical Center NecDowell Scottsdale Rd Marjorie May Erickson Robert Rd Fempe McDowell Elizabeth M. Sills E. McCallister

Pathet Lao attacks rightist outpost in southern Laos

Communist Pathet Lao forces struck the Nong Boua Lac outpost in Savannakhet Province a defence ministry spokesman said the assault on Thursday night was a sustained attack not a skirmish. Renewed fighting raises fears for the coalition government led by neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma in Vientiane.

Vientiane Laos UPI Pathet Lao Phoumi Nosavan Defense Ministry International Control Tory Hind Oeitune Plain of Jars Kong le Phoumi Nong Boua Lac Savannakhet Souvanna Phouma Troika

Kill For Hire Suspect Waives Extradition to Minnesota

Dick W C Anderson 35 of Minneapolis waived extradition to St Paul where he is charged with beating and stabbing to death Mrs T Eugene Thompson 34 wife of a prominent attorney An extradition hearing was about to open in the office of Attorney General Robert Pickrell His attorney said the papers were in order and Gov Fannin might have granted extradition The waiver means Anderson will return voluntarily to Minneapolis to face the charge

Phoenix UPI Dick W.C. Anderson Minneapolis St. Paul Anderson Adv Robert Pickrell Paul Fannin T. Eugene Thompson

Priests Hold Seminar on Spanish Speaking Catholics

A regional seminar for the Spanish speaking Catholic community is underway at the Casa de Paz y Bien in Scottsdale. Clergy from California New Mexico Texas and Arizona gather to discuss church integration leadership and social issues amid Second Vatican Council changes.

Ralph J. Duggan Bishop’s Committee For Albert Braun Casa de Paz Y Bien Southwest Theodore McCarrick United States Scottsdale Bishops’ Committee For the Migrant Worker Chicago Frank Briganti Cristo Re Church Austin Tex California New Mexico Texas Arizona Bishops’ Committee San Antonio National Catholic Welfare Conference Washington John McCown S. J el Paso Dis

Maricopa County Hints at Tax Hike Amid Rising Costs

County Manager Charles W. Miller warned that property taxes will likely rise in the next two years unless the legislature grants relief. He noted expenses are growing faster than revenues, with school costs rising from 16.5 percent to over 26 percent of the budget and property taxes increasing from 32 to 41 percent as sales tax share falls. Options to avoid a rate rise include cutting services or shifting programs to the state or other revenue sources.

Phoenix UPI Maricopa Charles W. Miller Miller Board of Supervisors

Temperatures Over Nation Update by UPI

Temperatures and precipitation totals are reported for the 24 hour period ending at 4 am by United Press International. Local readings cover major cities and national weather patterns, noting variations in temperature and rainfall across regions.

Packaging Laws Hit By Senate Panel Hearings

Former antitrust prosecutor William R. Tincher now of Purex Corp. denounced Hart's packaging bill as harming competition and aiding incumbents. Hart urged keeping the bill with refinements and removing criminal sanctions while allowing hearings before regulation.

Senate Hart

Learning in Children Follows Doing Seeing Then Hearing

Harvard psychology professor Derome S Bruner argues that children learn first by doing and seeing and only later by hearing and talking in a report from Learning Chicago via United Press International.

Chicago UPI Derome S. Bruner Harvard

Khrushchev Signals Possible Retirement Plans

Nikita Khrushchev, age 69, hinted he cannot hold his current party and government roles forever. Observers noted his remarks may spur talk of successors like Frol Kozlov, but U S officials urged caution, saying no clear timetable was given and no loss of control appeared evident amid farm and policy strains.

Moscow UPI Nikita Khrushchev Communist Party Khrushchev Red China Russia

Births at Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale and Good Samaritan

The Record lists new births: at Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale Merl and wife Bardesono of Tempe welcomed a girl on April 25. John Reider and wife of Tempe welcomed a boy on April 26. Wayne Grothaus and wife welcomed a girl on April 26. At Good Samaritan Halwyn Hamilton and wife welcomed a girl on April 21. Robert Villa and wife welcomed a girl on April 21.

Baptist Hospital OF Scottsdale Merl Bardesono Beck Ave Tempe John Reider E. Latham Wayne Grothaus N. 75Th Good Samaritan Halwyn Hamilton E. San Miguel Robert Villa N. 85Th Pl

Jets circle U S Army helicopters over Berlin

Two Soviet MiG fighters circled two U S Army helicopters over Berlin to challenge the claim that the flights are illegal. The jets approached within about 550 yards of the helicopters, with one MiG entering West Berlin briefly while both aircraft remained at roughly 250 yards altitude. Both helicopters landed safely in West Berlin as East and West Berlin tensions continue.

Berlin UPI Russia Army East Berlin West Berlin East West

VFW Plans Month Long Magazine Drive For Fundraising

Scottsdale VFW chapter launches a month long magazine sales campaign to raise funds for sick room equipment. Don Yerger, sales chairman, says 86 publications are sold door to door statewide. Equipment will be provided free for local residents.

Scottsdale VFW Don Yerger Yerger

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