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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1965
Page
1
An emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant recounts treating a patient with chronic headaches unrelieved by drugs. Family history suggested epilepsy and instability, but the patient improved markedly after daily strenuous gym work, echoing a historical case where hard labor reduced seizures and pain.
Scottsdale seeks 160 acres of state land north of the city through a federal swap under the Public Purposes Act of 1954 but faces a snag from a mine and mining claims on 2000 acres of federal land between Sun City and Morristown. The BLM may exclude the mine from the exchange or challenge its validity.
Governor Sam Goddard announced that about 1,500 teenage workers in the Neighborhood Youth Corps program in Scottsdale may be dismissed. He noted 2,000 students were sent to the highway projects after inadequate NYC eligibility, with only 500 NYC participants actually showing up.
Former Senator Barry Goldwater may undergo surgery at St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix to treat a persistent back injury. Doctors planned to evaluate his condition and determine the next steps for treatment today.
UPI notes 2 p.m. EDT readings with Dow Jones industrials at 864.84 up 1.31, rails at 200.06 up 1.52, utilities 153.93 up 0.15, and 65 stocks at 301.62 up 0.93. Volume reached 3,660,000 shares. Listed names include American Can AT&T American Motors Anaconda Arizona Public S$ Atchison Bethlehem Steel Douglas Aircraft DuPont Eastman Kodak Ford Motors General Dynamics General Electric ITT Goodyear Johns Manville Minnesota Mining Montgomery Ward Motorola New York Central Owens-Illinois Parke-Davis PepsiCo RCA Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Sperry Rand.
The House moved toward approving a bill nullifying Taft Hartley 14-B union shop bans and allowing states to outlaw union shops. Debate was close as members planned an early session with a final vote expected late afternoon. Other items included Medicare funding for Johnson's program and pay raise talk for armed forces.
A committee has been named to administer a memorial fund for Charles Robinson Mohave school teacher killed in an automobile crash last week in Illinois. The members are William H. Ridgeway chairman Mrs J P Whiskaot and Mrs Thomas Richards. Contributions may be made at the school office between 8 am and 4 pm. The committee has not decided how the funds will be spent.
A girl was born to William and Linda Wolf of 3039 North 85th Street on July 28. Charles and Terrie Gibson welcomed a daughter at 8607 West Buena Terra Way on July 27.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to use Velvet Glove Bath Oil by Dr. M. A. Strange to moisturize and protect skin. The copy claims deep penetration of the corneum, absorption into skin, and a light fragrance, recommending adding capfuls to bath water.
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