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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1966
Page
11
Emeritus Mayo Clinician describes canker sores as painful white patches in the mouth lasting five days linked to chocolate intake. He notes fever blisters on the upper lip are herpes and virus related, and explains athlete's foot is a skin fungus that hides in shoes and nails. keeping feet dry helps control the infection and prevent spread.
George P. Kirwan 74 of 6902 E Coronado Rd died yesterday in Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix. He was WWI veteran and former president of Kirwan Furniture St Joseph Mo. Survived by wife Ruth two daughters sisters and one grandchild. Funeral plans set at Meglinger Mortuary with interment in St Joseph. In addition Mrs Bertha Lazear 78 of 7502 E Cholla Lane died Sunday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital funeral at Messinger Mortuary with burial at Greenwood Memorial Park. Mrs Louise M Tormoehlen 68 of 4732 N 82nd St died Sunday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital services at Messinger Mortuary with burial in Greenwood Mausoleum. Survivors include husband three daughters and eight grandchildren.
A jailed witness testified that Candace Mossler paid $7000 in 1962 to have her husband, Jacques Mossler, killed. He described an advance, a private meeting, and a demand for two days’ notice plus car details, while Candy denied knowing the man. The trial centers on alleged plans and the couple’s affair.
Dr Edward C Danson will lecture at 8 p m in the Scottsdale High School cafeteria on Indian pottery Its past and present He heads the Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff a premier Southwest arts and crafts repository The talk covers prehistoric historic and present day pottery with examples from the museum collection.
The U.S. administration raised the maximum FHA loan rate from 5 percent to 54 percent, adding about 810 dollars to the cost of a typical 30 year home loan. Critics warn it will slow housing construction and raise conventional rates, while the National Association of Real Estate Boards notes the increase may be insufficient to fix the market. A $15,000 loan would rise from 89.16 to 91.41 dollars monthly.
Scottsdale Rotary Club hosted a preview for the All Arabian Horse Show at Ed Tweed’s Brusally Ranch in Scottsdale. Attendees toured stables and facilities, met nine newborn foals since January, and viewed Rocarro, Horse of the Year in 1965. Joan Barovich, 18, highlighted the event with a standout Kansas City result. Visitors enjoyed an outdoor steak lunch despite cold and rain.
Police report several crashes Monday in the Phoenix area. Everett Frye, 72, was treated after his vehicle hit a car driven by Margaret Fleming, 18, in the Thomas Road area. Frye was cited. A Valley Transit Co. bus, driven by William Cooper, collided with James McCracken’s car on McDowell Road, causing about $300 damage. Bernard Fallon, 23, and Salvador Camacho, 41, were involved in a separate right-turn collision near 68th Street with $200 total damage. Frye remained listed in apparently satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital.
Ronald Ramsey, 27, a white self described liberal in a cluttered flat near the Malls area, operates Radio Hanoi style broadcasts urging U S troops to lay down arms. He says he is not a martyr while denying any intent to travel to Vietnam.
A noon report lists gains and losses across firms including Alcoa American Motors AT&T Bethlehem Steel General Dynamics General Electric General Motors Goodyear Johns Manville Kennecott Minnesota Mining Montgomery Ward and Ford Motors. Percent changes range from single digits to over 100 in a volatile session.
U.S. customs agents arrested five men in El Paso in a national ring that allegedly arranged shipment of submarines tanks and guns to Latin American revolutionaries. The group faced charges of conspiring to violate the Neutrality Act and Export Control Act with bonds ranging from none to two thousand five hundred dollars.
A Tucson judge rejected a bid to move the first of two murder trials involving Charles Schmid to another county. Schmid, 23, faces murder charges in the 1966 deaths of Gretchen Fritz and Wendy Fritz, daughters of a Tucson surgeon, whose skeletons were found north of the city in November. The defense argued extensive publicity tainted jurors, but Judge Lee Garrett ruled for continued local proceedings. Schmid remains scheduled to face trial on March 15 for the Alleen Rowe case as well.
Soviet scientists celebrate Luna 9 success and outline future aims including rocket landings on the moon, launching living organisms, and a manned mission. Tass predicts interplanetary travel by 1976 while the United States pursues a Surveyor lunar mission after April 1 and before June end.
Malaysian Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman celebrated his 63rd birthday in Kuala Lumpur amid official duties. Reports note the milestone as a notable event in the nation’s leadership.
Low winter rates advertised by Moreland Sprinkler Co with estimates and information available at 945-6540. Ad highlights masonry services including brick stone fireplaces barbecues and ferries with bonded and licensed workmanship and painting papering residential and commercial quality work. Deals mention Christmas gift to all customers and flexible scheduling.
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