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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1963
Page
2
The piece discusses Dr Irvine Page's warnings about kidney disease treatment in cities, the transplant viability, and the emerging use of artificial kidneys. It highlights a college student with failing kidneys, family tensions over donor options, and ethical questions about life support and patient autonomy.
The Record lists births at several area homes: James A Swisher and wife welcome a boy on December 5 at 4002 North 54th Court. Louis Chaney and wife have a boy on December 6 at 8145 East Granada Road. Charles Hoover and wife greet a girl on December 3 at 7319 East Wilshire Drive. Finley Jones and wife a girl on December 3 at 227 East Garfield. Frank Polka and wife a boy on December 3 at 4228 East Avalon Drive. Jerrell Ferguson and wife a girl on December 4 at 8114 East Granada Road. John Menha and wife a girl on December 4 at 5825 East Wilshire Drive.
Joseph Parham, principal of a Georgia grammar school, resigns after criticizing students' applause at President Kennedy's death. The Woodland City Council censured him and officials say his letter does not reflect Woodland's attitude. Parham cited intolerable criticism and left to reduce tensions.
Six officials of Beverly Hills Securities Investments face arraignment on December 16 on 30 counts of mail fraud. The indictment, returned by a federal grand jury, claims misrepresentation of properties to investors and falsely shows entertainer George Jessel as an investor endorser. Defendants include Howard S. Miller, Gloria Grossman, Mitchell J. Grossman, Harvey Sterman, Donald McDonald, and Joseph H. Collins across Arizona, Nevada, Los Angeles, Sherman Oaks, and Santa Monica.
New Hampshire campaign director Stewart Lamprey says no signs that Barry Goldwater will skip the March 10 first in nation primary. He notes Goldwater supporters are not pulling away and mentions no ballot movement for Richard Nixon. Lamprey previously directed Nixon's state campaign.
Martin G. Johnson 67 of 6601 E Osborn Rd died Thursday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Born in Karlshamn Sweden he came to Scottsdale in 1960 from Chicago He was a retired steel worker and Lutheran Church member Survivors include his wife Thyra two sons Raymond and Donald both of Scottsdale a daughter Shirley a brother Carl Johnson a sister Alma Jacobson all of Chicago and six grandchildren Funeral services will be at 2 pm tomorrow at Messinger Mortuary Chapel Pastor Philip Gangser to conduct Interment in Greenwood Memorial Park
After weeks of wrangling a compromise foreign aid bill valued at 3.599 billion dollars is sent back to Congress for final action on a take it or leave it basis. The measure funds another year of overseas economic military and technical assistance though far below Kennedy requests and requires a separate appropriation for actual funds. Conferees kept a restricted most favored nation clause affecting Poland and Yugoslavia and watered down a Fulbright provision to use aid for population growth research rather than birth control studies.
Placement tests for Peace Corps spring training program candidates will be given tomorrow at 8 30 a.m. at the Main Post Office building in Phoenix. The non competitive tests will be given in Room 201.
Notice of intention to sell under bulk sales law. Associated Bowling Enterprises Inc doing business as Frontier Lanes Bar at 7300 East Thomas Road Scottsdale Maricopa County Arizona will sell all stock in trade and goodwill in one transaction on Friday December 20 1963 at 10 00 A.M. Claims may be submitted to Bowlcredit Inc Phoenix prior to the date. Notary public certifies on November 19 1963 with commission expires October 1966.
The FBI is examining whether Lee Harvey Oswald fired at Edwin Walker’s Dallas home last April as part of the Kennedy assassination background probe. Dallas police earlier noted the possibility but gave no official confirmation while awaiting an FBI report for the presidential commission.
San Francisco based comedian Bob Hope, 60, checked into Children’s Hospital for photo coagulation to treat a blood clot behind the retina in his left eye. The procedure will last several days and force him to miss a Dec 13 TV show with Crosby likely to substitute and Benny offering a monologue.
United Press International reports a wide spread in hospital bed rates with rural Mississippi two bed rooms at 10.60 per bed and the San Francisco Oakland area at 29 per bed. The figures come from the American Hospital Association.
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