29 Jul 1964
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1964
Page
1
The piece discusses Dr. Alvarez noting how untreated grief and duty can strain mental health. It tells of a mother and daughter in a 1956 anecdote, emphasizing enduring sorrow, social expectations, and the struggle to maintain life while caring for a gravely ill relative.
Fragmented text references a clerk office, names such as Veale and Veale DOE, and mentions of a Macytt and Sage PG. The readable fragment suggests a public notice or legal placeholder with unclear dates and duties and scattered names. No coherent event or outcome is established.
Dean Witters Co announces a Scottsdale office opening in September in the Lenart Building. It will be the firm’s second in Arizona and the 51st nationwide, signaling regional growth for the brokerage.
A four year old thoroughbred race horse owned by Alex Romanoff was found dead Monday in its stable at 3145 E SidKellips Rd. The cause is suspected to be a rattlesnake or black widow bite. The horse was slated to race this season at Prescott Downs.
A memorial service for Ronald Lee Andrews an 18 year old Scottsdale High School graduate who died in a Texas auto accident on Sunday will be held at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church 101 S Miller Road at 7 30 p m. The Rev Charles C Maloney will lead with PF Phillips delivering a short eulogy. Friends are invited.
Two Russian soldiers who fled East Germany and crossed the border to West Germany near Neustadt on the Saale River asked for political asylum from the U S Army. They defected last Friday at about 2 am, crossing the barricaded border into Bavaria.
Moscow reports indicate Communist China is driving Laos negotiations while the Soviet Union considers withdrawing as co chair of the 1962 peace process Khrushchev told Butler the Kremlin prefers a new Geneva conference with conditions including troop withdrawal to pre offensive positions a cease fire and recognition of Prince Souvanna Phouma as premier.
Ruby's attorneys filed a bill of exceptions with Judge Joe B. Brown claiming police witness Sgt. Patrick Dean lied at trial over Ruby’s plan to kill Oswald. The notice outlines possible further errors and sets appeal deadlines as the case moves toward the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals for a likely January or February hearing.
Washington UPI bill of 962.5 million aims to aid youths and adults in poverty pockets nationwide. The measure squeaked through the House Rules Committee 7 to 4 with Senate support 62 to 35. House Republicans resist despite concessions to states rights advocates.
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