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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1964
Page
2
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant reviews nonspecific cystic mastitis symptoms, cancer risk, and management. He notes that most cases are benign, often improve after menopause, and outlines biopsy and surgical removal as options, plus the Ochsner and Alvarez viewpoints and a patients’ information booklet.
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Washington officials report acting U S embassy head aimed to meet Panamanian President Roberto F Chiari to ease a Canal Zone crisis after rioting blocked a meeting. Three American soldiers were killed in clashes as Panamanian protests over the flag issue sparked martial law and OAS prepared an emergency session.
The Record lists multiple newborns at Baptist Hospital Good Samaritan and St Josephs with dates and parent names. It also notes marriage licenses issued by the Maricopa County clerk for several couples including Baier Anderson and Bosold Little and Little Sheeley McIntyre Smith.
The Sunshine Center wash and dry cleaning store begins operations at Woolco East Shopping Center in Scottsdale and Curry Roads. Harold Stump, former Hazelcrest resident, owns and manages the $60,000 center featuring a West German dry cleaning machine with computer card fabric settings. The shop offers self-service cleaning with guidance or full dry cleaning, and houses 21 washers, eight dryers, and three dry-cleaning machines.
The CIA declared Russia lagging in the world economy, needing about 2 billion dollars in Western machinery to spur new industries. It cited 2 percent growth in 1962 and 1963 versus 6 percent in the 1950s and 3.7 percent U.S. growth, plus declines in agricultural output and investment, dwindling gold reserves, and a Khrushchev plan to expand chemicals and fertilizers requiring imported equipment.
The Southern Pacific Co and Rock Island Lines seek ICC approval to merge west and east bound trains through Phoenix. The plan would combine mail baggage and express service with passenger service on one daytime train, replacing two separate trains and offering better connections.
City clerk Fern Anderson reminds voters the registration deadline at her office is Friday Jan 17 for the city primary to be held in February. Citizens may register at home Jan 18 by calling County Voter Registration at 258-9611 Ext. 441 to find the nearest registrar.
Funeral services for 57 year old John W Lea of 6425 East Oak Street will be held at 1130 a m in the Little Chapel at St Barnabas on the Desert Church with Rev Henry B Getz officiating. Burial will be in New Jersey. Survivors include wife Kathleen, daughter Jacqueline Cover of Fort Eustis Virginia and mother Mary H String of Norfolk Virginia. Lea worked 36 years with A and M Telephone and Telegraph Co in New York City. He was active in American Legion Elks Chamber of Commerce Scottsdale Country Club and Republican Club and held leadership in Stuyvesant Masonic Lodge in New York and Scottish Rites in Newark.
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