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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1965
Page
1
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez explains that hysteria affects both genders especially under stress. He recalls soldiers showing recovery in icy water and a bank vice president paralyzed by fright, illustrating how hysteria can masquerade as real disability and be used to manage troublesome situations.
Arthur Schlesinger Jr reports in Life magazine that President Kennedy did not commit the United States to the Bay of Pigs invasion yet wept over its failure. Kennedy knew of plans 12 days after election and ordered proceeding with CIA but later refused to halt preparations.
United Press International reports noon stock quotes with Dow Jones industrials at 880.10 down 0.33, rails 201.56 down 0.23, and utilities 156.69 down 0.09 as 2,270,000 shares change hands. Listings include AT&T American Can Anaconda Ford General Electric U.S. Steel and others with varying percent changes and prices.
In Bogalusa Louisiana a one day truce ended as leaders promised more demonstrations after four Negro men were jailed Sunday on charges of shooting at a carload of white men no injuries reported. The town’s paper mill and surrounding areas have suffered six months of racial strife with past shootings and an ambush. Separately in Anniston Alabama Willie Brewster died from a gunshot wound linked to civil rights tensions and a doctor Martin Luther King Jr SCLC context is cited. Reports from Greensboro Alabama Crawfordville Georgia Starkville Mississippi and Mississippi State University outline ongoing protests and planned actions.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday for 58-year-old Harvey Studtman of Scottsdale who died of a heart attack Saturday while swimming. Lifeguards aided him at the pool, and he was pronounced dead after CPR failed. He worked as a photographer for Motorola and is survived by his wife Martha, son Allen, and three brothers.
President Johnson led a national company of dignitaries at Adlai E. Stevenson's funeral in Bloomington Illinois at a Unitarian Church. Notable attendees included Vice President Humphrey Chief Justice Warren and Govs Kerner Brown and Rolvaag. Stevenson's body arrived from London where he died of a heart attack.
Defense officials say several ships will be taken from mothball status to bolster naval strength for duty in the Pacific Gulf and Atlantic theaters. The action, announced Saturday, aims to reinforce supply and readiness across the fleet as tensions rise.
A memorial service for Adlai Stevenson will be held tonight at Temple Beth Israel in Phoenix at 8 o clock. Dr Walter A McCleneghan president of the United Nations Association of Greater Phoenix will preside. Participants include Rev Charles A Bast Dr Edwin E Reeves Rabbi Moshe Tutnauer Maurice P Chesler Dr Hugh Shelby Lee and Rev Robert N Nesby representing several faiths.
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