Doctor Warns On Botulism From Poor Canning Practices
Emeritus consultant recalls 1914 botulism epidemics tied to inadequate canning heat. Mayo Clinic notes improved techniques stopped most cases from commercially canned foods. Home canning and uncertain foods require strict adherence to public health guidance and boil to neutralize toxins. A separate study finds physical therapy extends walking ability in childhood muscular dystrophy from 4.4 to 8.7 years, aiding normal life and reducing dependence on wheelchairs.
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University of California
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Tax Reappraisal Delay Proposed in Arizona
The Arizona House Ways and Means Committee submitted a bill to extend the deadline for finishing the property reappraisal program. Chairman John Haugh said the extension, requested by S. A. Spear, would push the completion date from December to February 1, 1965, as part of efforts to equalize property taxes.
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Lensman to speak to Scottsdale eighth graders
Julian Bryan a traveler and photographer will speak to eighth graders from two Scottsdale elementary schools tomorrow. He is an executive with the International Film Foundation of New York and will discuss his Siberian filming trip at Sinai school at 9 30 a m.
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Slaying Suspect Nabbed Near Tucson
Levi Robert son 21, a Globe service station attendant, was arrested for the January 11 slaying of William Bailey in Tucson. Detec tives say he confessed to the shooting and the abduction of Bailey's girlfriend, who escaped with help from a passing patrol car.
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UPI
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Globe Service Station
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Pima County
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Sabine Canyon
Globe
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Johnson asks Congress for broad housing and urban renewal plan
President Johnson urged passage of an omnibus housing bill funding urban renewal, public housing expansion, and new towns outside cities. He called for a cabinet level Department of Housing and Community Development, 1.4 billion in urban renewal, 240,000 public housing units, FHA mortgage limits up to 30000, and fresh federal state programs to aid planning and housing for farm workers.
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Two Polo Horses Reported Missing From West Main Street
Mrs. Alex Romanoff of 228 West Main Street reported two polo horses missing from their quarters. Det. Phil Reay noted no unusual number of horse theft complaints. The horses, described as a 14% hands sorrel with star and a 15 hands gelding with forehead strip, were last seen near West Main Street Indian School Road and the Ramada Inn. Both animals have white hind ankles and clipped manes.
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Scottsdale Bike Safety Month Aims to Cut Accidents
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce plans a March bicycle safety campaign named Bicycle Safety Month. Four Saturday bike inspections target about 20 000 bikes, with defective ones tagged and parents notified. A safety walk, police involvement, and a special court section for bike cases are part of the drive.
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Hil Brady
Merlin Webb
B. L. Tims
Peter Cole
Tom Felke
Francis Donofrio
Felke
Joe Best
Mesa Chamber of Commerce
Best
U. S
France Recognizes Red China in Shift Strains East Asia Ties
Paris announced France would recognize the People's Republic of China and exchange ambassadors within three months. The move drew immediate reactions from the United States Taiwan authorities and Western diplomats who warned of heightened tensions and shifts in Sino Western relations. The Soviet Union hailed the action while Moscow warned against repercussions for the Cold War balance.
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Funeral today for Sarah Ann Brewington 23
Funeral services for Sarah Ann Brewington aged 23 of 408 Craftsman Court were held at 2 p.m. in Mes singer Mortuary Chapel. She died Friday night at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital from a skull fracture suffered earlier while horseback riding near Scottsdale Country Club. Survivors include her daughter Drake Delany Brewington and her parents Edwin J. True of Phoenix and Reed Dan B. True of Scottsdale. Mrs. Brewington worked in clothing design and movie work in California before moving to Scottsdale.
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Craftsman
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
John Shaw
Valley Presterian Church
Drake Delany Brewington
Edwin J. True
Phoenix
Reet
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Scottsdale
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California
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