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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1965
Page
1
Dr Walter Alvarez reviews a North American and Japanese trial removing the carotid body for asthma. He notes conflicting results and cites a UC Center study where sham operations yielded similar relief, urging caution and waiting for long term safety and effectiveness.
Nogales Mexican border officials song the fight to keep the free zone status will end if U S legislation tightens the one quart limit on duty free liquor. Manuel Vazquez director of the Nogales chamber says thousands have been spent to keep the status. A University of Arizona survey puts Mexican residents liquor spending at 16 million dollars in Santa Cruz County in 1964.
The Scottsdale YMCA’s swim mobile will teach five 30 minute lessons at Tonto school Tuesday to Friday next week for $1.60 to children tall enough to place chin on a yardstick. After Tonto, the pool moves to Yavapai school from July 12 to 16.
Governor Sam Goddard hailed a landmark Arizona law as lawmakers wrapped a 172 day special session. They approved a $19 million school equalization plan, capital outlay for state institutions, and funding measures including a 30 percent tax increase. The session set up future reapportionment and a November bonding election.
The Arizona Industrial Commission opened an inquiry into a wage and transportation dispute involving Yuma melon crews. Teens from Carl Hayden Phoenix and Clifton Morenci Safford areas faced a choice of 40 cents per crate or 1.25 dollars hourly, with firms Olberg and Son and F.H. Hogue Produce denying any crate bonus payment.
The Scottsdale YMCA aims to build a 21,000 square foot facility with offices and a swimming pool as part of a statewide capital fund drive. A $375,000 local allotment supports a $1.8 million fundraising goal with public phase set for January to February 1966, led by Sam Marcian and Chet Chappell. The campaign targets sites including Sky-Y Camp near Prescott and branches in West Valley Northwest Tri-City Camelback Mesa and South Phoenix.
Space officials announce two veteran astronauts and four rookies to fly aboard Gemini missions Nos 5 7 and 8. The crew will log over 1100 man hours in space over seven months, aiming for up to 14 days aboard Gemini 7 with Frank Borman and James A Lovell as nominees.
Western observers in Moscow interpret a joint Soviet Yugoslav communique as signaling Tito may attend consultative meetings of 19 world communist parties. The move could impact the Sino Soviet split and affect plans to challenge Red China on a global scale.
Sen. Carl T. Curtis accuses the Senate Rules Committee of blocking GOP efforts for a full investigation of the Bobby Baker case in Washington.
State lawmakers report the Regents will raise tuition at Arizona universities and college over two years. Non resident students would pay an extra 50 dollars and residents 25 dollars in the first year, with similar increases projected in 1966. The rise would add over 1 million dollars to state higher education funds. Current nonresident fees reach 880 dollars at the University of Arizona and Arizona State University, with 450 at Arizona State College. Resident fees are 230 at all three.
Hartwell of Scottsdale named to head an eight member steering committee for coordination of Arizona tourism publicity. The group, led by Hartwell and including A E Randall of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce and Fred Vee of the Arizona Hotel and Motel Association, adopted a five point action plan to develop a statewide promotions program and a coordinated tourist advertising effort.
United Press International delivers a market roundup covering major indices, notable stock movements, and notable gains and declines across sectors. Investors watch tech and energy shares as trading activity fluctuates amid economic data releases and corporate earnings.
Obituary notices report Edward L. Sugarman 71 of 6825 Key Vista Lane died Thursday. services held today at Grimshaw Mortuary with burial at Hillside Memorial Park Los Angeles. Survivors include Esther his wife Mia Harold Raphael of Phoenix and two grandchildren. Also noted is Harry J Volz who died Thursday at Doctors Hospital. formerly distributor for South Bend Machine Tool Co and held several fraternal memberships. moved to Scottsdale from Chicago this year. services to be held at Green Chapel of Light with interment at Greencrest Cemetery. listed survivors include wife Marie, daughter Mrs John Hein of Scottsdale and son George of Chicago.
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