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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1967
Page
2
Chicago residents wait for buses as a fresh snowstorm begins further disrupting travel. The report notes this is the third snowfall in 11 days, with commuters bracing for icy conditions. Stock market briefs follow from United Press International.
Bitter cold and up to 11 inch snowfall slammed the Midwest with Chicago recording 6 to 11 inches more, while temperatures plunged to 36 below zero in spots. Snow began in New York City with up to three inches forecast as arctic winds crippled travel across several states.
American forces using two U S Infantry divisions breached Cambodian border jungles and planes sprayed chemicals to strip jungle canopy in the DMZ. Air power pounded Viet Cong bases in War Zone C while U S jets tangled with MIGs in a brief air clash.
Richard Bayne son of silent film stars Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital. A New York City native who moved to Scottsdale in 1956, he worked in merchandising and retailing at Goldwater’s and previously led Rhodes stores and Bonwit Teller. He served in World War I’s Texan Division, was active in United Fund and YMCA campaigns, and survived by his mother. Services are set for 2 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary with cremation to follow.
Michael Purcell told a legislative committee that the Veterans Memorial Coliseum faced financial strain due to conflicting laws and insufficient controls. He urged hiring help from the International Association of Coliseum and Arena Managers to study problems and make recommendations. Purcell noted bond financing and lack of annual state fair oversight, plus missing or conflicting audit reports since 1962.
A mandatory food handlers course for all restaurant workers starts Tuesday at Scottsdale High. Classes run every Tuesday in February from 7 to 9 p.m. in the site auditorium room 201. Registration is 150 dollars payable at the first session. Further details available at Maricopa County Health Department Phoenix.
Dr. Walter G. Alvarez argues against venting anger as a cure for temper. He cites cases from a San Francisco industrialist to women with purpura and urges temper control for better health, longevity, and job stability. He notes recovery from purpura varies and recommends blood specialist evaluation.
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