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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1965
Page
1
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant explains a built in satiety factor that limits eating. He notes some people lack this control, cites meat and high fat-sugar foods as affecting fullness, and references Harvard research on brain regulation of appetite. He also plugs Dr Alvarez's psoriasis booklet with a mail request.
Record shows a girl born to Bruce and Joanna Mosher at Doctor's Hospital 830 E Chaparral on July 26. Good Samaritan couple Bobby and Marilyn Armstrong at 6702 E Earls Dr welcomed a bay on July 27. The Maricopa County Clerk issued marriage licenses to Robert Kerwin 26 of Phoenix and Judy Wilson 21 of Scottsdale, James Knapp 20 and Holy Lynn Clayton 19 of Scottsdale, plus David Park.
Cavemack Inn owner Jack Stewart warns federal Wage Hour Extension would hurt Arizona resorts by forcing pay above 125 an hour for over 40 hours, threatening closures and higher room rates. He argues seasonal hotels would cut staff, raise prices, and drive American tourists abroad. Arizona Restaurant Assn executive Joe Banks notes identical Senate and House bills HR 8259 and 85-1866.
In South Dallas a two year old, Patrick Chambers, died after a stubborn blaze trapped him in an upstairs room. Police bailed to clear hundreds amid chants of kill them while officers were assaulted. Firemen rescued four other children. autopsy ordered.
City Manager Bill Donaldson names a six member panel to develop a safety program for all city workers. Members include Capt. Harry Walker Sgt. Gil Deaton Charles Martin Nancy Shaw Herman Dehmer and Carl Olsen. Administrative assistant Clarence Bigelow will coordinate the effort. The panel will review on the job accidents and aim to reduce injuries.
Miss Agnese Udinotti of 6401 E. Vernon Ave. travels through Greece and Italy studying Byzantine art. She visits churches, monasteries, and junk shops in Athens and other cities, where she discovers a 1670 ikon of St Mantilids among imitations. She plans to tour Reggio Emilia, Tuscany, and other ancient towns before returning to Scottsdale after brief stays in France and England.
Luis Casas Martinez once governor of Camaguey Province 1959 to 1960 arrived in Miami after a 12 day sea ordeal. A retired New York fireman rescued him from a tiny raft about 36 miles off Gun Cay in the Bahamas. Casas, tattooed with an X over his heart, said he was to be shot for plotting Castro's overthrow. He received treatment for exposure dehydration and burns at an undisclosed hospital.
A Geneva Disarmament Conference official warned that Communist China probably will test a third nuclear device soon. The threat supports Western pushes for urgent talks to halt nuclear weapon spread. President Johnson and British Prime Minister Harold Wilson have appealed for top priority at the conference.
All but Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield endorsed President Johnson’s plan to double draft calls and send more troops to Vietnam after a White House briefing attended by 49 state governors, Secretary Rusk, Defense Secretary McNamara, and UN Ambassador Goldberg. Governor Romney supported the president. Connecticut’s Dempsey was absent.
Five new officers were installed at the Scottsdale Jaycees last night due to resignations. Installed were Bill Mack first vice president Bob Cronk second vice president Doug Huntress corresponding secretary and Paul Hellmuth and John Harper directors. State Jaycee President Dale Halleck of Gilbert presided at the installation at the Saguaro banquet room.
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