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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1963

Page

2

Strains of modern life and heart health advice

Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant notes that stress is not sole cause of heart disease and urges healthy living. At AMA meeting Dr. Potts cites overeating and lack of exercise. Dr. Irvine Page defends stress tolerance. cautions on tranquilizers. Also warns of trichinosis risk from undercooked pork and emphasizes thorough cooking and heat.

America American Medical Association Butterworth Willis J. Potts Cleveland Clinic Foundation George W. Cailver United States Journal of the A.M.A Man

Irish to show Kennedy ancestors jail record in rebel case

New Ross civic officials say a jail record from 1888 shows James Kennedy of Dunganstown was jailed for resisting and obstructing the sheriff during the Land War era. President Kennedy will visit New Ross June 26 to 29 and may learn of this ancestor linked to his family.

Dublin UPI Kennedy New Ross Wexford Kennedys Wexford County Ireland United States James Kennedy Dunganstown John Kennedy Patrick James Kennedy Cottage Mary Ryan

Keating urges Johnson to back civil rights action in Senate

Senator Keating urged Vice President Johnson to alter pro filibuster rulings and back new civil rights bills. He argued Johnson must play a crucial role in the upcoming Senate showdown and hinted at a possible shift in rulings to end racial strife.

Washington UPI Kenneth B. Keating R-N.y Lyndon B. Johnson Senate Keating Johnson Jacob K. Javits

Plane Lands In Alfalfa Field

Tempe police report a light plane ran out of fuel and landed safely in an alfalfa field Sunday evening. Pilot Jerry Kingery was uninjured and the aircraft sustained no damage.

Tempe Upid Phoenix Jerry Kingery

Map Of Integration Shows Racial Makeup In Classes

A UPI newsmap displays the share of Negro students in classes with whites across Southern states. It also marks Negro voting registration percentages using pattern codes in the lower right corner.

UPI

Bones of San Francisco founder de Anza laid to rest in Arizpe

In Arizpe, Mexico, the bones of Don Juan Bautista de Anza founder of San Francisco were placed in a marble crypt after scientists from the University of California confirmed a skeleton as his. Memorial rites featured Mexican officials and San Francisco representatives.

San Franciscos Arizpe Mexico UPI America Cathedral de Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion Don Juan Bautista de Anza San Francisco Padre Antonio Magallanes Golden Gate U.N United Nations de Anza Philadelphia Adobe Padre Magallanes Edmund G. Brown California University of California

Kennedy Medical Care Plan Faces House Battle

President Kennedy likely must bypass the House Ways and Means Committee to push the medical care bill. Rep. Herlong opposed the plan citing his constituency poll showing opposition to funding via Social Security. Chairman Mills reiterated he does not back the bill and won’t use the Senate-passed vehicle to move it forward.

Washington UPI Kennedy House Ways & Means Congress Rep A. S. Herlong Jr D-Fia House Ways & Means Committee Herlong United Press International Wilbur Mills D-Ark Mills Ways & Means Group Senate House

Skinnay Ennis Band Leader Dies on Coast

Beverly Hills California UPI reports bandleader Edgar Clyde Ennis known as Skinnay Ennis aged 56 died Sunday night after choking incident at a Beverly Hills restaurant. Autopsy planned. last of three big band era leaders to die within a month. He rose to fame with Bob Hope and led a long career with touring, radio, and television work. Ennis previously divorced in 1959 from Carmine Calhoun and is survived by son Chris.

Beverly Hills Calif UPI Skinnay Ennis Ennis Ted Weems Eddy Howard Howard Palm Desert Weems Tulsa Oklo Bob Hope Hope Carmine Calhoun Chris

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