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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1963

Page

2

Doctor Cures Whispering Man After Paralyzed Vocal Cord Repair

Emeritus Mayo Clinic doctor recounts a patient who regained speech after Dr. Robert Lewy injected Teflon into a paralyzed vocal cord. The procedure targets single-cord paralysis and excludes those with brain or bilateral cord issues. Also notes differing cancer susceptibility and looming food shortages per Science Newsletter.

Robert B. Lewy University of Illinois Michael Reese Hospital Chicago Lewy

Nixon Adenauer chat to discuss nuclear tests in Bonn

Former Vice President Richard Nixon plans a private meeting with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in Bonn to discuss nuclear testing and other issues. He travels in Europe with his wife and daughters on a diplomatic passport, insisting he may voice views not aligned with U.S. policy.

Bonn Germany UPI U.S Richard M. Nixon Konrad Adenauer Nixon Europe Frankfurt West Berlin Berlin Wall Nixons Paris

Arizona legislator urges bids on state printing contracts

Rep. F A Higgins of Maricopa County calls for legislation requiring competitive bidding on state printing jobs to curb overcharges and kickbacks. He plans to consult the attorney general and may push the bill next year. A Maricopa County suit alleges kickbacks in printing handled by Par Press Inc. A separate report notes the Dogpatch Amusement Center in Lake Ozarks, Missouri, reported theft of three trained fowl including a dancer chicken a ballplayer chicken and a drummer duck.

Phoenix API F.A. Higgins Arizona Higgins Maricopa County Robert Pickrell Par Press, Inc Lake Ozarks, Mo Dogpatch Amusement Center

Youths Smoking Start Lawn Fire at Vacant House

Rural fire crews respond to a lawn fire at 8448 F Orange Blossom Rd at 1 10 PM Thursday. Firefighters find burnt matches and cigarette butts on a rear patio. Police suspect juveniles smoking may have started the blaze and are investigating as arson.

Rural Fire Department F. Orange Blossom Rd

Khrushchev Seeks Expanded Talks on Cold War Easing

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev urged the West to build on the partial nuclear test ban with new negotiations to erase cold war differences. In a joint Izvestia Pravda interview he pledged goodwill from the Soviet side and called for US Britain to join.

Moscow UPI Nikita S. Khrushchev Khrushchev North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Warsaw Pact Organization Wih Averell Harriman U.S West East Germany West Germany Harriman

Rockefeller Weighs Entering New Hampshire Primary

Governor King predicts that New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller will enter the March New Hampshire presidential primary. King saw Rockefeller during the Governors Conference and said he favored a grass roots campaign as GOP leaders leaned toward Barry Goldwater. Rockefeller has not confirmed his candidacy.

Concord N.H New Hampshire King Rockefeller Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Prsidential Goldwater

U S Launches Syncom 2 Satellite on Fourth Try

Cape Canaveral reports the Syncom 2 communications satellite launched at 7 33 a m PDT atop a Delta booster. NASA announced separation nine minutes after liftoff and said the mission appeared normal sixteen minutes later. It was the fourth attempt after prior postponements due to technical difficulties.

Cape Canaveral UPD United States Today Earth National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Federal Space Agency

Publishers Seek Revocation of Print Contract

Three Pinal County publishers petition the Pinal County board to revoke a printing contract awarded to Donovan Cramer of the Casa Grande Dispatch. The suit alleges the Casa Grande weekly was not printed in Pinal County when awarded and parts of the newspaper are still printed outside the county. Plaintiffs include Brooks Newspapers, Sasario West Publications, and Pinal Publishing Co.

Florence Pinal County Eloy Enterprise Pinal Publishing Co Coolidge Examiner Florence Blade-Tribune San Manuel Miner

Passports Revoked for Students Visiting Cuba

The State Department rescinds the passports of 58 American students currently in Cuba, effective immediately, under policy actions tied to travel and security considerations.

Washington

Negro leader presses Phoenix on civil rights power

Andrew Freeman of the Urban League urged Phoenix to grant the city a formal ordinance and police authority to fight discrimination. He described voluntary leadership as helpful but warned that without legal backing the Human Relations Commission cannot fully protect rights. He said a bar refused him service and praised demonstrations as a peaceful safety valve to spotlight grievances.

Phoenix UPI Philadelphia Human Relations Commission Andrew Freeman Urban League of Callacdala Lin Entedween RO Na Dugan Freeman Commission Robert Choate Phoenix Commission

Hoffa to stand trial on jury fixing charges

UPI reports U.S. District Judge Frank Gray Jr in Nashville refused to dismiss a five count indictment against Teamster President James Hoffa. The charges allege conspiring to bribe jurors in a labor pay-off case.

Nashville UPI Teamster James Hoffa U.S Frank Gray, Jr

Notice of Scottsdale Street Improvements Award 1963

The City of Scottsdale announces the award of the street improvement contract to Tanner Bros. Contracting Co. Inc. for Marshall Way to Osborn Road and related streets. Bonds will be issued for costs, interest 4 percent, units paid from assessments, with a 15 day challenge period for irregularities. Published July 25, 26, 1943.

Arizona Marshall Way Indian School Road Second Street Orange Avenue Osborn Road el Dorado Lane Old Scottsdale Road First Street Scottsdale Road First Avenue City of Scottsdale Tanner Bros. Contracting Co., Inc

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