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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1963
Page
2
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant explains cirrhosis risks from heavy drinking and describes related conditions such as varices in the esophagus, ascites, and potential coma. He notes most cases involve excessive alcohol use and discusses diagnosis and limited treatment options.
Milwaukee police fatally shot escaped convict Michael Weston after a late night pursuit. Weston, who admitted killing Theodore Adams, was wounded in a bar room confrontation as officers confronted him with a handgun. Adams died after being shot during the struggle at a car where Weston’s girlfriend sought refuge.
About 400 National Guardsmen enforcing limited martial law in racially troubled Cambridge Maryland were ordered to remain on duty through the weekend. Gov. J Millard Tawes had planned withdrawal but Adj Gen Milton Reckord announced the troops will stay as Cambridge officials urged continued presence.
NAACP leaders blamed outsiders for a July Fourth disruption that halted Mayor Daley’s speech at a large Chicago freedom rally. Roy Wilkins said the interrupters were not NAACP members, while CORE and SNCC were cited as planners of the action. The incident followed earlier clashes at the convention and touched off broader protests across several cities.
Four Scottsdale students appear on the University of Arizona Dean's List for the last semester with Phyllis J. Craner achieving the highest grade. Other honorees are Victoria L. Paul Meredith F. Riley and Linda Ann Wilkin son. Ramon O Burns, a South Mountain High School biology teacher, attends a National Science Foundation summer institute at George Peabody College in Nashville and aims for a specialist in education degree in 1964.
Rocket Power Inc submits to the Office of Naval Research a plan to study ball lightning. Dr. Stanley Singer and Nok Goo Kim will analyze the phenomenon and attempt laboratory reproduction, exploring plasma structure and external energy theories.
Sir Winston Churchill, 88, arrives at London after a holiday in Monte Carlo and a cruise among the Greek islands. He looks tired and pale and is helped down the airliner steps before being driven straight home.
Notice inviting sealed proposals to upgrade Marshall Way to Second Street Orange Avenue El Dorado Lane Second Street and more in Scottsdale Arizona. Plans and specs at City Engineer office. bids due July 28 1963 with 10 percent bond. bonds and terms described. city reserves right to reject any bid.
Scottsdale City Council orders paving sidewalks curbs gutters and storm drains on Marshall Way Orange Avenue El Dorado Lane Second Street Main Street First Avenue and First Street with additional storm drains on Old Scottsdale Road in a 1963 emergency action. It cites Resolution 267 and Improvement District P 6910 with bonds and assessments under Arizona law. publication and notices are noted along with mayoral approval and city attorney signing.
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