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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1963

Page

2

Doctor Cures For Hiccups And Fasting Findings

The emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant discusses hiccups cures from sipping water to dry toast and barbiturates after surgery. He recalls wartime anecdotes and explains phrenic nerve irritation. Four Philadelphia doctors report 50 cases of intractable obesity improved by prolonged fasting with non nutritive fluids and hospital oversight.

Mrs. Black Bill Smith Argonne Front Philadelphia Journal of the A.M.A

McNamara Arrives for West German and U.S. Forces Talks

Defense Secretary Robert McNamara arrives in West Germany to push closer military cooperation with the United States. Discussions focus on manpower and firepower boosts, continued U.S. arms sales to West Germany, and joint development of a future tank and possibly a VTOL/ STOVL aircraft with other NATO partners.

BOMN UPI Robert S. McNamara U.S McNamara U. S Kai-Uwe von Hassel Konrad Adenauer West Germany United States NATO Britain Germany Anon

GI Bill Training Reaches 360000 Teachers Nationwide

United Press International reports that about 360,000 school teachers across the United States received their training under the GI Bill of Rights, as tallied by the Veterans Administration.

United Press International United States Veterans Administration

Rusk to Seek Details on Soviet Security Proposals

Secretary of State Dean Rusk will travel to Moscow to sign the nuclear test ban treaty and seek more information on Khrushchev's European security proposals. He will not negotiate, aims to discuss with Allies, and may meet Khrushchev for talks on Cold War issues while signatories convene at a foreign ministers meeting.

Washington UPI Dean Rusk Russia Europe Moscow Rusk Nikita S. Khrushchev United States U. S Andrei Gromyko Lord Home Britain Khrushchev Berlin NATO

Study Group Names John A Armer to Lead Employment Committee

The 15 member commission appointed by Mayor Sam Marchan this month voted to start public hearings by September 16. Subgroups will be formed this week and first reports with recommendations are due within 30 days after the first hearing. The panel accepted the NAACP grievances list but will not yet acknowledge specific assertions about government agencies or housing.

John A. Armer Junius Driggs Lt. Newton Sam Marchan NAACP Commission

Arizona Attorney General faces mortgage supervision question

Arizona Atty. Gen. Robert Pickrell who ruled the state banking department lacks jurisdiction over mortgage companies was asked if any state agency has authority. Rep. M J Brown, D Maricopa, seeks clarity for Westown homeowners protesting higher monthly payments and may push legislation to bring mortgage firms under state supervision.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Atty Robert Pickrell State Banking Department M.J. Brown D-Maricopa Westown Brown

Patrick J Hurley War Chief Dies at 80 in New Mexico

Maj Gen Patrick J Hurley former secretary of war diplomat and critic of the Yalta pact died in his sleep at 80 in Santa Fe New Mexico He opposed the Yalta provision restoring czarist rights to China and resigned as ambassador to China in 1945 He also lost a 1952 Senate race amid election fraud charges and a disputed recount. He held wartime leadership and public service across two world wars.

Santa FE N.M UPI Patrick J. Hurley China Hurley Vant U.S. Senate Yalta Russia Japan George Marshall U. S. Senate Dennis Chavez

Wetback Count Brought Against Oregon Jobber

An Oregon man, Joe Frank Langston of Brooks, held without bond pending formal charges for allegedly bringing about 50 Mexican farm workers into the United States to take cherry picking jobs in Oregon. Marion Kenneth Wilson of Portland faced unrelated charges after a Deming arraignment.

Phoenix UPI Oregon U.S Joe Frank Langston Brooks Ore C.B. Wilson Langston Marion Kenneth Wilson Portland Wilson Deming N.M Mexico

National Hotels Corp Announces 3 Director Changes

Robert W. Kuebler disclosed sale of controlling stock to Sam Steiger of Prescott and resignation of Kuebler and three other directors. Steiger remains president. board and Prescott home office to be announced and established.

Robert W. Kuebler National Hotels Corporation Sam Steiger Prescott Kuebler Charles Weimer Marvin Arnett Charles Johnston Corporation

Quake Search Drags On Amid Skopje Aftershock

In Skopje, rescue teams led by a French group found only one survivor in 24 hours, Bogdan Marckovic, as engineers prepare to demolish tall buildings with dynamite. U.S. Army medics treated the injured, while Typhus and Typhoid vaccines were given. Disaster toll stood at 831 bodies recovered with about 700 still buried among 21 170 injured.

Little Car Man Brakes Breaks Up Bigger Guy

In Milwaukee a small foreign car forced a tractor trailer to brake at a red light. The car driver then stopped, approached the truck, and smashed its rear view mirror with a tire wrench, saying he did it to deter the bigger vehicle. The truck driver declined to file a complaint.

Milwaukee UPI David and Goliath

Talks Bogged In Rail Dispute

Washington with no progress in government mediation of the railroad labor dispute as unions and management exchange proposals on firemen on diesel trains. Senate committee aims to finish hearings while Meany calls for renewed collective bargaining under Congress oversight and warns against compulsory arbitration and possible nationalization.

Washington UPI White House W. Willard Wirtz Rail John C. Pastore Senate Commerce Committee Interstate Commerce Commission H. E. Gilbert Firemen's Commerce Committee Labor Department J. E. Wolfe Gilbert Pastore D-R.i Wolfe Senate Afl-Cio George Meany Senate Committee ICC Congress Meany Harley

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