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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1961
Page
4
Alfred Acker, 61, a longtime baker on 6002 N Scottsdale Rd, challenges Paradise Valley's annexation, arguing the overlap with Scottsdale creates legal confusion. He fears the town may disrupt his business as the case moves before Judge E R Thurman in Maricopa County Superior Court.
Dr. Jerome B. Wiesner, MIT engineering professor and electronics lab director, is described as well qualified for science adviser to Kennedy. The profile notes his Detroit origins, reserved nature, and close access to scientific secrets amid a panel of advisers including Gen. Maxwell Taylor and Dr. Arthur Schlesinger.
UPI reports two medical developments on acne treatment. Sugar intake does not worsen acne, and a double blind antibiotic test aided acne improvement with 91 patients. 54 of 74 on antibiotics benefited, while 12 of 17 on placebo did well, with surgery viewed as primary and antibiotics as aid.
The Town of Scottsdale resolves to improve Indian School Road and adjacent streets from Taylor Avenue to Scottsdale Road with paving sidewalks curbs gutters and utilities. It declares special assessment district funding with bonds and emergency operation and notes contributions from the city and Salt River Valley Water Users Association.
Dorothy J Ketchum Town Clerk certifies that Resolution No 172 was duly passed and adopted by the Scottsdale Town Council at a July 24 1961 meeting with a quorum present. The notice references payee dates July 28 2931 August 1 2 1961.
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