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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1963
Page
2
Medical column details what a hemangioma is, its benign nature, and when surgery may be needed. It covers skin marks on infants, nasal and gastrointestinal vascular issues, and cautions about unnecessary treatments. The piece also offers arthritis treatment insights and promotes Dr. Walter C. Alvarez's booklet by mail.
UPI reports indicate about 2,000 Soviet military personnel, mostly combat troops, may have departed Cuba in the past three months. President Kennedy noted a decline in Cuban Soviet forces over two and a half months but did not specify numbers. He said remaining Russians were mainly training Cuban forces and that a precise withdrawal count is hard to confirm.
United Nations observers rushed to investigate a new Israel Syria flare up as clashes spread from ground to air. Israel charged Syria with aggression after two Israeli youths were killed, while Syria claimed Israeli violations of the truce.
Jury selection continued in Phoenix for the kidnapping trial of Nasser and Mansour Haghighi, two Iranian students from Arizona State University. The brothers, 26, face charges of kidnapping 3-year-old Mike Auther and burglary after police found stolen goods in their Tempe apartment.
Mechanics and ground crews from United Air Lines walked off the job in New York Newark Los Angeles Cleveland Philadelphia Seattle and Portland as IAM members protest a stalled contract since June 1962. Supervisors filled in and no flights were curtailed, with about 12 000 workers affected.
President Ngo Dinh Diem imposes a state of siege in South Viet Nam and floods Saigon with soldiers storming Xa Loi and other pagodas. More than 100 monks are arrested amid a crackdown on anti-government elements. press censorship is imposed.
Senate Commerce Committee held a closed session with labor and management negotiators to seek a tentative arbitration agreement as a nationwide Aug. 29 rail strike looms. Labor Secretary Wirtz pressed new proposals, while unions sent leaders to Washington for last minute talks. Kennedy signaled a committee plan could trigger legislative action if no private settlement is reached.
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