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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1963

Page

3

Arizona youths publish map poster of ghost towns and forts

Richard E. Cornwell and Robert L. Cooper, both 19, of Scottsdale publish a historical map poster detailing Arizona lost mines ghost towns and frontier forts. The pair funded Cornwell and Cooper Enterprises to distribute the print through Phoenix area printers and statewide gift shops.

Arizona Arizona College Richard E. Cornwell Arizona State College Flagstaff Robert L. Cooper Arizona State University Tempe Cornwell-Cooper Enterprises P. O. Box 265 Scottsdale Ariz Scottsdale High School Cooper Cornwell and Cooper Enterprises P.O. Box 265 Butte Mont Larry Toschik Tyler Printing Company of Phoenix

Council Leader Spreads The Word

An in depth portrait of Bill Simmons who leads the Citizens Council a militant segregation group with influence in politics education and social life The group born 55 days after the 1954 schools ruling seeks to sway public opinion via a national TV radio program distributed to all states and millions of pamphlets and essays

Bill Simmons Citizens Council Mississippi Council Supreme Court School Paul B. Johnson J.P. Coleman Coleman State Sovereignty Commission Ross Barnett University of Mississippi Simmons Atlanta

Record Birth for McDon Eld Family in Omaha

Mr and Mrs Willard McDon eld of 20 North 82nd Street welcome a baby girl born August 12. The birth adds to the family’s counts and is reported in local society notices.

Maricopa County American Cancer Society T. S. McDaniel E. Roma Ave Scottsdale University of Arizona Willard McDoneld 82Nd St

Siamese Twins Separated by 3-Hour Operation in Glendale

In Glendale California two teams of surgeons separated 1 day old Siamese twins Daniel Clifford and David Eugene Bartley before a 36 hour deadline. The operation at Children's Hospital lasted three hours with both infants in incubators and in satisfactory condition. Mrs Rebecca Bartley 16 and William Bartley 19 consented to the procedure. The post operative period is expected to last one week to ten days.

Los Angeles SPD Glendale Calif Children’s Hospital Daniel Clifford David Eugene Glendale Sanitarium Rebecca Bartley William Bartley

Drug Firms Charged With Price Fix in FTC Action

Five major U.S. drug manufacturers were charged by the Federal Trade Commission with conspiring to fix prices. The FTC ordered the companies to destroy all tetracycline price lists, a widely used antibiotic.

Washington UPD U.S Federal Trade Commission FTC Chas. Pfizer and Co., Inc American Cyanamid Co U.S. Patent Office Bristol-Myers Co Bristol Laboratories, Inc Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp Squibb Upjohn Co Bristol Laboratories Pfizer Bristol - Myers Cvynamid Supreme Court Federal Trade Commission Act Commission

Services Set For Estes Kefauver

Senator Estes Kefauver who died from a heart attack will be buried in Madisonville Tennessee. His body flies from Washington to Knoxville and then by car to Madisonville for services on the porch of the family farm prior to interment near the old red brick house. A large turnout including lawmakers from Tennessee will attend with a funeral in Washington where the body lay in state.

Washington UPI Estes Kefauver Madisonville Tenn First Baptist Church Kefauver The Sen Ate Tennessee Knoxville House Senate

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