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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1965
Page
2
Emeritus consultant notes Hirschsprung’s disease involves absence of bowel wall nerves causing megacolon and obstructed waves. He cites early lab work and Italian and Chicago studies showing removal of the affected colon segment relieves symptoms. He also promotes Dr. Alvarez cancer booklet with 25 cent request.
Watts report issued by the McCone Commission identifies employment, education and police relations as keys to solving racial turmoil in major cities. It cites high unemployment, illiteracy, weak preschool training and delayed federal poverty programs as causes. It notes a tenfold rise in Negro population and urges job programs, new Negro education approaches, and crime prevention by police.
UPI correspondent Warren Wilson revisits Watts after the McCone Commission released its findings on the August riots. Residents display apathy toward the report while scars of the six day violence loom, and leaders seek stronger recommendations.
The Masonic Funeral Committee will officiate at a 10 a.m. service tomorrow for Oliver Bullock 80 of 6017 N Invergordon. He died Monday and was a former superintendent of the Pedro Miguel lock of the Panama Canal from 1914 to 1945. He is survived by two sons a brother two sisters and five grandchildren.
UPI reports Representative Morris K. Udall told about 150 at the Governor's Conference on housing in Phoenix that federal funds for the Black Canyon Highway need clear criteria but do not automatically mean federal control. He urged Arizona to work with Washington and recalled Tucson's abandoned urban renewal plan as a cautionary example.
Two checks totaling nearly 750 dollars were stolen in separate burglaries Monday in Scottsdale. Merwin Hoskin reported a 615 dollar check and a cigaret lighter taken from his Vernon street home while at work. Elmer Engberg said a 125.20 dollar check was taken from his Vernon residence Monday afternoon. Both entries occurred through pried kitchen doors.
The Soviet Union announced a 66 million dollar, five percent hike to defense spending for 1966, bringing military outlays to 14.7 billion and accounting for 12.8 percent of a 117 billion total budget. Officials cited imperialist aggression and Vietnam as motivators while pledging a “budget of peace.”
Alice Mae Mill 84 dies Monday after 13 years in Scottsdale. Chapel services tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden Rd with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. She lived with daughter Dorian Henry at 7033 E Virginia. survivors include two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Friends may call this afternoon and evening at the mortuary.
Greek Foreign Minister Elias Tsirimakos arrived in Washington to meet with Secretary of State Dean Rusk Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara and Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman to discuss ongoing issues.
Pope Paul VI formally enshrined the last four decrees of the Ecumenical Council in Catholic law during a ceremony in St. Peter's Basilica. The religious liberty decree passed 2,308 to 70 amid liberal conservative clashes, hailed by Protestant observers as a council triumph and noted as a pivotal step amid the council’s four years of work.
James P. Van Horn 76 of 8014 E Coronado Scottsdale dies Monday in Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. Services set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Messinger Mortuary with Rev. John Pierce officiating. Burial at Greenwood Memorial Park. Survivors include wife Helen son Harold Scottsdale daughter Shirner Brown Kansas City brother Lester Valdese sister Texie Hudson Hickory and two grandchildren.
The stock market page reports Dow Jones averages at 2 p.m. Eastern Time with brief movement notes. Investors watch for shifts in industrials and deltas in blue chip shares amid ongoing market activity.
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