23 Aug 1965
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1965
Page
1
An emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant argues sleeping pills may be appropriate for patients after stopping smoking and troubled sleepers. He says addiction depends on self-control and adjustment, noting barbiturates are not as hard to quit as heroin and only provide sleep, not euphoria.
Temperatures and precipitation figures cover the 24 hour period ending at 4 am. The report lists readings by region and notes varying conditions across locales. Weather data reflect local measurements and decimal precision in several stations.
Record shows Henry and Helen Grunemeier and others with addresses and birth dates for boys and girls from Aug 20 to Aug 24. Additional text references marriage licenses issued by Maricopa County clerk for Gouldie and Ra Ra, Exeter and Nancy, and other names.
President Johnson said about 75 percent of 5,135 school districts in 17 southern and border states have complied with desegregation requirements to receive federal aid. HEW will send telegrams to noncompliant districts reminding that school starts in the fall. Desegregation plans must cover four grades this fall and all 12 by fall 1967 under the 1964 Civil Rights law.
In Montgomery Alabama the Rev Richard Morrisree 26 of Chicago wounded critically after a drive by shooting near Hayneville while four Negro companions were present The incident occurred as authorities prepared to prosecute a Hayneville deputy over the slaying of Viola Liuzzo earlier this year in a related civil rights case.
Dow Jones industrials fall 1.76 to 88.16 while rails rise 0.84 to 216.51 and utilities drop 0.27 to 155.24. The total with 3.23 million shares traded shows mixed performance across neon New York listings with Alcoa near 70 percent American Can at 524 and AT&T around 0. launch.
Rev. Douglas A. Thompson 59 active in civil rights was shot multiple times after taking a Black church member home. Police said a white man fired from a light green car at Magnolia Towers near his Jackson apartment. Thompson survived but suffered a broken shoulder and punctured lung. The incident echoes past Mississippi civil rights violence.
The Greek government imposed an indefinite ban on all street demonstrations effective immediately ahead of a confidence vote in Premier Tsirimakos's government. Public Order Minister Stelios Allamanis warned protesters that marching in Athens would be met with proper means as police and left-wing sources warned of planned trouble during the parliamentary debate opening Tuesday.
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