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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1964
Page
3
Paris says Red China's bid to split Franco Nationalist China ties has no impact on French policy. Information Minister Peyrefitte stated the Peking move does not alter France's stance toward Fosmosa.
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller emphasized California as pivotal for the Republican presidential race. He planned talks with Negro college alumni groups, a news conference, and a business luncheon. He urged a California primary showdown with Barry Goldwater, calling it decisive for the party’s July convention.
A 1300 pound pilot whale captured last Friday in coastal waters gave birth Tuesday at Sea World Oceanarium. Minutes later the mother seized the 100 pound calf by a fin and drowned it. Tank trainer Kent Burgess and veterinarian Robert M Stadler cited captivity stress as a factor.
House Agriculture Committee opened hearings on making cigarettes safe. Chairman Harold D. Cooley, a tobacco grower, questioned if cigarettes are dangerous while noting possible pesticide blending and additives like licorice and sugar could be blamed if health hazards exist. A subcommittee began testimony on bills for a government lab to study cigarette health risks.
U S Steel Corp posts total 1963 profits of $202,913,826, up from $163,679,817 in 1962, with $53,346,136 earned in Q4 1963. Chairman Roger M. Blough notes per share earnings of $3.28 for 1963 vs $2.66 in 1962. Strong auto sales and demand lift earnings.
A United Nations helicopter rescue team was dispatched to save five American missionaries and five children from Kwilu Province as Communist led forces terrorize areas. Miss Irene Ferrer was killed last week, and Kwilu officials appeal for aid amid widespread killings. The Congo crisis spreads to Libya and Tanganyika moves toward a one party state.
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