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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1963
Page
2
Emeritus Mayo Clinic doctor summarizes findings from Northwestern University researchers on herniated lumbar discs. The piece describes how discs rupture and press nerves, causing back pain and sciatica, with patient symptoms, non helpful treatments, and diagnostic signs.
Police arrested four National Guardsmen on charges of setting off explosives near the integrated University of Alabama last month while serving on a federalized task force protecting the campus. A fifth Guardsman was to be taken into custody later due to a family illness. Officers across central Alabama picked up 2nd Lt. James T. Perkins and others in Hotlst, Fairfield, Tuscaloosa, and Landale as the investigation continued.
A mostly Negro student group picketed Lynda Bird Johnson's dormitory at the University of Texas to protest segregated housing. Police and Secret Service watched as 22 demonstrators marched near Kinsolving Dormitory, with signs referencing President Johnson.
More than 100 Kansas State University students will be paid $1.25 an hour next month to study for final examinations. The ad appeared in the college news nanar page and describes earning while learning in quiet surroundings. The environment study, of 120 students, is part of an ASHRAE program conducted in Cleveland and replicated at KSU.
Russell Wence McLarry 21 said at arraignment the threat to kill President Kennedy was a joke. He admitted joking but faced federal charges and possible penalties. case referred to a grand jury in January.
A United Press International report tracks temperature swings nationwide with regions reporting above average heat and others cooler than normal. Weather patterns show fluctuations across major cities and rural areas, affecting daily plans and agriculture.
A presidential commission proposed 21 state action goals to improve voting registration and turnout. It urged making registration easier than obtaining licenses or permits, presented to President Johnson, and noted no new federal laws. The 11 member panel led by Richard M Scammon urged state and private sector efforts.
The Boys' Club of Scottsdale adopts a policy to have board members mentor potential dropouts. Executives would pair with youths, showing career paths after obtaining parental consent, aiming to motivate youths without goals. The measure reflects broader concerns about voter access and turnout.
Funeral services for Howard Knowlton Williams 78 of 07 E Mountain Shadows will be at 11 a.m. in Messinger Mortuary Chapel with cremation to follow. He was a retired Glidden Paint executive from Cleveland Ohio. Glenn D Slack 42 of 7001 E Latham died Tuesday in Baptist Hospital. Final services will be held Monday at Rosehill Cemetery Whittier California. He was a World War II veteran and a franchise dealer for Low Heat Stainless Steel Co.
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