Doctor reassures on strontium ninety and vein surgery guide
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez dispels fears about strontium ninety and pesticide residues in foods after expert tests find no excess. He explains varicose vein stripping procedures and stresses testing leg vein efficiency before surgery. He promotes his booklets on nervousness and ulcers with mail-in requests to Des Moines Iowa.
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Haugh Seeks Revenue Bills in Ways and Means
Rep. John Haugh chairs the Ways and Means Committee and says several revenue bills will be considered. Proposals include removing the non availability clause in the sales tax, raising restaurant sales tax, taxing storage and leasing fees, adjusting estate tax between state and federal shares, and eliminating an inequity for meat packing against out of state rivals. The package may also include higher tobacco and possibly state income taxes.
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Haugh
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London mother given suspended sentence in airport aid case
Mrs. Verona Small, 47, received a suspended sentence Friday after being charged with refusing to assist at London Airport when she arrived from Jamaica with no money. She said she now wants to return to Jamaica and believed the flight was bound for the United States.
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Fidel Castro makes surprise visit to Khrushchev in Moscow
Fidel Castro arrives in Moscow for a surprise visit and talks with Premier Nikita Khrushchev expected to cover U S troubles in Panama. The welcome is described as warm despite subzero weather as observers note potential disputes over Cuba China and the nuclear test ban treaty.
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Knights Conduct Classes Explain Naturalization Hurdles
Ferrando Vega of Tempe leads free naturalization instruction at the Knights of Columbus Hall as part of a program with eight weekly sessions under the U.S. Naturalization Service. He cites ignorance of qualifications and misconceptions as reasons 40 000 aliens in the United States have not become citizens. Eligibility includes five years in the United States or three years married to a U.S. citizen or three years military service, with wartime waiver, plus English literacy and knowledge of the Constitution.
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College Young Republicans Back Goldwater Ideals
At the state convention in Camelback Inn the College Young Republicans urged a hard line on defendin g American lives and rights in the Panama Canal Zone and called for ending U N financial support to back dues. They backed the Liberty Amendment and urged RO TC in state colleges, while opposing Medicare bills. The group praised Goldwater figures and elected officers including Ray Everett and Tanya Melton.
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Yuma
Rusk Rules Out Panama Zone Withdrawal
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States will not withdraw from the Panama Canal Zone or surrender its military base. He stated no responsible person supports giving up the zone and noted peace restoration as the first order of business after Panama’s riots.
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United States
Panama Canal Zone
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Panama
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Obituary Henry Altick Dies Arizona Cotton Figure
Henry Richard Altick 74 of Scottsdale died Sunday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. He helped sell Arizona’s first long staple cotton to Eastern mills. Rosary tonight, Requiem tomorrow at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Interment in Dallas. Survivors: four sons, three daughters, a brother, two sisters, nine grandchildren. A Savannah native, he came to Arizona eight years ago.
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Memphis
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Gene) Altick
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Greenville
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Savanah, Ga
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Winnsboro
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Savanah
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N. 65Th St
Messinger Mortuary
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Piqua
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Kenyon Rites Held for Rockford Resident, 64
George E. Kenyon 64 of 3602 N 47th Pl died Sunday at Good Samaritan hospital. Funeral and interment will be in Rockford IL. Survived by wife Loretta B. Kenyon daughter Evelyn Chopps sister Dorothy Wallschlaeger and two grandchildren. Funeral home Mesinger Mortuary to receive friends after 6 p.m. Born in Sheridan Wisconsin WWI veteran and retired Rockford design engineer.
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N. 47Th Pl
Good Samaritan Hospital
Rockford, Ill
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Evelyn Chopps
Scottsdale
Dorothy Wallschlaeger
Milwaukee
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Rockford
Society Seeks Blankets for Indian Tribes
The Friends of Arizona Indians Society seeks blanket donations for inhabitants of Arizona reservations. Contact Estey Reed at 4307 E. Catalina or 274-9682, or S. E. Purkeypile at 4514 E. Earls Dr. or 945-0276. Reed says new, used, or worn blankets are welcome. badly worn ones will be made into comforters. The group says it distributed toys to about 2,200 Indian children at Christmas, about double the prior year.
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Catalina
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