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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1963

Page

2

The Doctor May Not New Ills Emeritus Consultant Mayo Clinic

Reader letters question surgeries for hiatus hernia and related conditions. A patient recounts misattribution of indigestion to a single ailment after multiple operations, stressing how nonliteral causes like grief, stress, and constipation can explain symptoms. Dr. Alvarez offers migraine guidance and a 25 cent booklet.

Alvarez Walter C. Alvarez Dept. SA Des Moines Iowa

Lehman Rites Draw 2000Plus in New York Funeral

More than 2,000 people led by President Johnson attended the Herbert H. Lehman funeral in Temple Emanuel New York City. Lehman 85 died Thursday of a heart attack and was eulogized by Dr Julius alark as a defender of human freedom. Other mourners included seven Supreme Court justices Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy Gov Nelson Rockefeller Adlai Stevenson and Labor Secretary Wirtz. Lehman a former senator and four time New York governor left Lehman Bros 35 years ago for public service.

New York UPI Johnson Temple Manual Herbert H. Lehman U.S Lehman Julius Alark Temple The Supreme Court Atty Robert F. Kennedy Nelson A. Rockefeller U.N Adlai Stevenson Wildard Wirtz Lehman Bros

Funeral planned for Tom Bishop 15

Funeral services for Thomas M. Bishop Jr. of 7 Thornwood Acres will be held at Messinger Mortuary Chapel at 8 p.m. tomorrow led by Pastor Paul L. Baumgartner. Interment follows at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Bishop, a Scottsdale High sophomore and Paradise Valley DeMolay member, was born in Vincennes Indiana and moved to Scottsdale 32 years ago. Survivors include his parents, a brother, a sister, paternal grandparents from Toledo and a maternal grandfather from Brimfield Massachusetts. Memorials suggested to Paradise Valley DeMolay.

Thomas M. Bishop Jr Thorn- Wood Acres Messinger Mortuary Chapel Paul L. Baumgartner Green Acres Memorial Gardens Thomas Scottsdale High Paradise Valley ‘DeMolay Chapter Vincennes Ind Toledo Ascension Thomas B. Bishop Sr Paul S. Bishop Patricia Humphrey Scottsdale Fienry C. Dunwoody Brimfield Mass

Notice of Intent to Sell Under Bulk Sales Law Frontier Lanes

ASSOCIATED BOWLING ENTERPRISES INC doing business as Frontier Lanes Bar at 7300 East Thomas Road Scottsdale Arizona will sell in a single transaction on Friday December 20 1963 at 10 00 AM the stock in trade and goodwill of the business located at the same address Claims must be submitted with vouchers to Bowlcredit Inc 363 North First Avenue Phoenix Arizona before the date The sale is in the ordinary course of business not part of normal operations and is witnessed by William Greiff president Notary Kent R Huson Maricopa County Arizona November 19 1963 Public notice dates December 6 7 9 10 11 12 1963

Associated Bowling Enterprises, Inc Frontier Lanes Bar East Thomas Road Scottsdale Arizona Maricopa State of Bowlcredit, Inc North First Avenue Phoenix William Greiff

Weekend thefts tally about $1000 in Scottsdale

About $900 in cash was taken at Little Lulu's on Scottsdale Road and $100 from Sparkletown Laundry on Indian School Road. A breakin at Mr. Wig Shop failed. a money box was taken from the laundry, and a window at the wig shop was pried open but entry blocked. Police report a separate aggravated assault case at 7308 East Mariposa Drive.

Scottsdale Little Lulu N. Scottsdale Rd Sparkletown Laundry Indian School Rd Mr. Wig James H. Horn State Line Lake Tahoe Calif Glenda Lynn Whitaker Horn E. Mariposa W. R. Rist E. Indian School Rd C. D. Depew Tempe Pima and Shea Blvd

Temperatures Across Nation Reported by UPI

United Press International reports the 24 hour period ending at 4 am with national temperatures and precipitation totals. Local readings vary by region and include notable swings in several states. This weather snapshot summarizes highs and lows alongside rainfall amounts for major cities.

Local Birth Announcements From Area Homes

Mr and Mrs Brent Williams announce a girl born December 6 at their home 808 North 82nd Street. Mr and Mrs George Morten report a girl born December 7 at 8742 East Mariposa. Mr and Mrs James Tull welcome a girl born December 7 at 7014 North 85th Street. Mr and Mrs Robert Lloyd announce a girl born December 8 at 2700 North Hayden Road. Mr and Mrs Jack Wilson Abbott report a girl born December 9 at 8608 East Vista Drive. Good Samaritan couple Mr and Mrs Robert Handy greet a girl born December 4 at 920 North 82nd Street. Mr and Mrs Edsel Newman announce a girl born November 29 at 4607 East Oak. Mr and Mrs Russell Spring greet a girl born November 30 at 8509 East Lewis.

Brent Williams Edsel Newman Russell Spring E. Lewis

October strikes idled about 160000 workers

The Labor Department says 160 000 workers were idled in October due to strikes. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports 290 strikes began in October affecting 95 000 workers, with 210 carryovers from September making up the rest.

Washington UPI Labor Department Department Bureau of Labor Statistics

Bible Reading Anniversary Urged by Local Minister

The Rev. Milton EB Van Slyke of First Baptist Church urges Scottsdale residents to join a 20th anniversary Worldwide Bible Reading. The theme The Word of Truth is sponsored by the American Bible Society and spans daily readings from Thanksgiving to Christmas. Free bookmarks are available at 7025 E Osborn Rd, and the event climaxes with Luke's Christmas Story read on Christmas Eve.

Milton EB. van Slyke First Baptist Church Scottsdale American Bible Society van Slyke E. Osborn

Khrushchev Accuses Stalin Molotovs Grain Sales Amid Starvation

Nikita Khrushchev told a Communist Party plenary that Stalin and Molotov sold grain abroad while Soviet people starved. He cited weather and harvest failures as causes for foreign purchases and noted public hunger during those eras. Moscow Radio said he was greeted with applause by 6,000 delegates.

Moscow UPI Nikita S. Khrushchev Communist Party Josef Stalin V. M. Molotov Soviet Union Moscow Radio Khrushchev Kremlin Palace

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