06 Jul 1964
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1964
Page
1
A medical column discusses reducing alcohol intake as part of cancer risk management. Dr. Walter Alvarez notes potential benefits and describes warning signs, with examples from obstetrics and newborn care. The piece mentions a case from Chicago and references a nosology of infant conditions and a mail request for educational materials.
United Press International notes temperatures and precipitation for the past 24 hours across multiple regions. Weather conditions vary, with highs and lows recorded in major cities and surrounding areas.
Baptists Hospital records show Mr and Mrs James Stevens of Pearpe, Mrs and Mrs Fionald Héweil of Phoenix, Mr and Mrs Robert Wiles of Virginia Ave, and Mr and Mrs Robert Reed of Granada with dates June 30 and July 3. The fragmentary list includes a boy born to the Reed family.
Khrushchev completed a three week stay in Scandinavia and traveled by train to Moscow from Ballyisk. He met Western officials in Denmark Sweden and Norway and planned talks in Warsaw with East European Communist leaders to address tensions with China and unrest in the bloc.
A Senate antitrust subcommittee led by Sen. Philip A. Hart opens hearings on funeral industry pricing selling and advertising practices with testimony planned from several funeral directors in Washington.
In Sydney Australia English language Roman Catholic masses were celebrated for the first time across the Sydney archdiocese on Sunday.
Arizona senator Barry Goldwater left Prescott for Washington for the final week of pre convention campaigning. He mingled with reporters over drinks during a Prescott visit, spoke with newsmen about the San Francisco convention, and indicated Knowland and Tower as potential seconding speakers with Dirksen set to place his name in nomination.
Princess Margaret, 33, fell into submerged logs while water skiing behind a motorboat piloted by Lord Snowdon. He jumped overboard to free her and helped her back aboard. Photographers captured the incident as part of a second field day in a week.
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