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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1965
Page
1
Emeritus Consultant Mayc Clinte Penple explains arterial hardening causes ulceration and narrowing of vessels, risking death from blocked arteries in the brain heart kidney or leg. He notes higher risk for men, with lifestyle factors and family history, and discusses bone loss in aging women and limited treatment options.
The City of Scottsdale Finance Department announces a sale of surplus items by bid. Items include a 1951 Ford truck chassis, Harley Davidson motorcycles, a Caterpillar motor grader, a bookkeeping machine, and a National Cash Register model. Inspection is at the City Maintenance Yard Tempe and bids due July 7, 1966 11:00 a.m. with payment on delivery.
A 23 year old former mental patient, Patrick Moeller, was charged with first degree murder in the slaying of Patrolman Bradley Kaanana and involvement in a weekend rifle attack that wounded four tourists near Hawaii's Pali lookout. Moeller surrendered five minutes after the officer died at Queens Hospital following a four hour manhunt. four additional tourists were wounded during the spree. Moeller had a prior December shooting incident and had been released from Hawaii's mental hospital two months earlier. He bought a car and 30 caliber carbine weapons then waited on a hill as tour buses arrived, firing on them.
In Isleta New Mexico Archbishop James Davis reopened St Augustine Church after a week lockout sparked by a feud with Pueblo Governor Andy Abeita. Davis refused Abeita access and kept the keys, while a letter from nine of the pueblo council members expressed regret over Abeita’s eviction of Msgr Stadtmueller. Masses proceeded as the dispute continued.
Pvt. David Ovall of Los Angeles entered the third week of a hunger strike at Fort Monmouth New Jersey to press for a conscientious objector discharge. He said his parents sent a telegram to Justice Douglas and he would only accept a conscientious objector discharge, not an unsuitable for military service label. He has not eaten for two weeks and doctors at Patterson Army Hospital confirm his condition.
East Hampton New York authorities say Lisa Howard 85 died from an apparent overdose of sleeping pills as autopsy results awaited. The former broadcaster and actress famed for interviews with Khrushchev Castro and Ngo Dinh Nhu collapsed outside a drugstore after altering a prescription.
Negotiations between contractors and four basic craft unions are set to resume Tuesday in Phoenix after a weeklong lockout. Federal mediators had facilitated talks last week before the holiday weekend, with no other negotiations scheduled between management and additional unions.
The assistant director Betty Gardiner said six of 289 trainees at the St. Petersburg women’s corps center were dismissed for drunkenness after returning from Saturday night dates highly intoxicated. Three left Sunday, one today, two travel home Tuesday. center faces criticism for alleged immorality and noise.
Early reports indicate a tornado struck Parma and surrounding areas in Italy, causing extensive property damage and leaving at least 163 people unaccounted or hospitalized in grave conditions. Authorities warn of ongoing rescue efforts and possible further weather threats.
Washington observes the Secret Service centennial noting its origins in 1865 to halt currency counterfeiting and its expanded mission to protect the president and family and later the vice president. Under James Rowley the force has grown to about 920, modernizing methods and manpower.
A three month old Scottsdale boy died Sunday after illness during a family outing at Lake Pleasant. William G. Geise was dead on arrival at Phoenix Baptist Hospital. An autopsy is pending. Fr Eugene McGuire will officiate private graveside services. arrangements by Messinger Mortuary.
The Arizona American Legion department will hold its 47th annual convention in Flagstaff this week with about 800 delegates and their wives attending. Keynote speaker will be Maurice T. Webb national Americanism director, with other speakers including Rep. John Rhodes and Flagstaff publisher Platt Cline.
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