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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1964
Page
2
Dr Walter C Alvarez fields medical curiosities from readers in a Mayo Clinic style Q and A. Topics include thrombophlebitis Paget disease hyperinsulinism hiatus hernia viral stomatitis shingles lipomas cold hands and weight control. Readers can order his weight control book for 25 cents with SASE.
A bloc of stores at 80 W. Fifth Ave. including Florida Jewellery Saks and R. M. Light was sold to James Tang by Ed Nober and Associates of Los Angeles for about 700000. Jack Overby of Southwest Commercial Realty confirmed the price. Other tenants include The Blue Bon Bon Low Lee Jewels Red Fox and Pandora's Box.
Russell Dixon an 11 year old from Sydney visiting Hollywood with his mother Edna Dixon met comedian Red Skelton after flying from Australia. The boy who has cancer of the left eye has about three months to live. The 45 minute meeting at a TV studio followed his arrival at Los Angeles International Airport. Russell presented Skelton with gifts including cigars a hairbrush and comb set a pipe and Australian coins. Skelton who lost a son to leukemia showed visible emotion during the encounter.
The two remaining U.S. diplomats in Zanzibar were arrested by rebel leaders but released today. Frederick P. Picard III, in charge of the embassy, flown to Dar es Salaam, and Donald K. Petterson, a third secretary, remained but may depart. Four American newsmen were held but expected to be released.
In Panama City two versions of the same OAS draft use different terms discuss and negotiate. The United States accepts the forked wording though officials say no commitment to revising the canal treaty. President Chiari demands a change before resuming relations.
Notice is given under the Bulk Sales Act that GENE GABLE and RICHARD KIEBEL co operate as The Desert Squire Scottsdale and intend to sell and transfer all stock, fixtures, deposits of the business to FRANCES LARSON. Seller will complete sale on January 28, 1964 and creditors must file claims by 11:00 A.M. that day.
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