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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1965
Page
1
The new Social Security law raises benefits for about 20 million people and broadens coverage. It adds hospital insurance for those 65 and older, increases earnings limits, and extends survivor and disability benefits. Self employed physicians join the program, and tips become taxable income for pension calculations.
Emeritus Consultant explains croup as acute inflammation of the larynx and windpipe linked to influenza germs. Viral croup affects ages 3 months to 3 years, bacterial forms 2 to 5. Moist air, oxygen as needed. antibiotics for bacterial cases. diphtheria rare. The piece also reflects on patient fears after flawless test reports and a personal anecdote about misinterpreted medical news.
The stock market update notes Dow Jones averages at 2 P.M. EDT with movements in key indices. Traders monitor industrial and tech stocks as daily volatility continues amid market uncertainty and investor caution.
Athens Premier George Anthanassiadis Novas returned to parliament for a second confidence vote in his 18 day old government. Observers predicted another failure as deputies again failed to muster a quorum. The turmoil raised questions about whether the government truly exists after the bid collapsed last week.
Britain will not contemplate giving up its veto on use of nuclear weapons in a NATO force. Chalfont said the veto must be preserved as talks on non proliferation proceed. Russians demand elimination of the multi lateral nuclear force before any halting of arms spread.
London observers expect a pivotal House of Commons clash as Prime Minister Harold Wilson faces Conservative leader Edward Heath. Heath will move to oust Wilson by a motion of no confidence, potentially triggering a general election if the government falls.
A congressional subcommittee on economic statistics says U.S. balance of payments figures, though the best in the world, are not good enough. Senator William Proxmire noted the need for precise data to guide policy and minimize missteps in international finance.
Reports of mysterious multi colored objects flooded police and newsroom lines from Oklahoma to Colorado. Law enforcement officers, radar sightings from Wichita and Tinker AFB, and sightings in Dallas, Cushing and Canon City are noted with radar tracking and cross state reports.
The City of Scottydale Arizona will hold a public hearing for or against the Valley National Bank site plan on the east side of Granite Reef Road near McDonald Drive. The Planning Department filing is available for inspection. The hearing is Tuesday August 17 1965 at 8:00 PM in the Council Chambers 181 Main Street Scottsdale.
Eleven Scottsdale airmen join the 302nd Air Rescue Squadron on a 15 day summer maneuvers at Alameda Air Station California. The unit trains in air sea rescue using the Grimman Albatross sea plane over the Pacific Ocean. Scattered readable names include Maj Walter Armisteads Coronado and Capt Melvin A D Loss Bonnie Rose Ave among others.
A fragmented roster lists medical and military personnel with multiple addresses and ranks. Names include Capt Reynolds Hub bell, Capt Jack Lynch, Capt Anthony Samares, Staff Sgt Jerome Decker, David Mallie, Airman 1 C, Airman 2 C Keith Huggins, and Drs. record at various Phoenix and Chicago area streets.
In Toulon France a Dunkirk like rescue saved thousands of Riviera vacationers from spreading brush and forest fires. Two elderly victims Georges Barbara 83 and his wife 54 were found dead near the Grand Hotel Bermes les Mimosas. Nearly 10 000 tourists camped on beaches as boats evacuated people to safety and minor burns were reported.
Four New Mexicans, a Californian, and an Arizonan died in separate Sunday crashes, lifting this year's traffic toll to 303 from 352 last year. Carl Peshickie and David Jones, both about 25 and from Crystal, New Mexico, perished in a collision on State Route 264 near Ganado when a car hit a pickup.
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