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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1963

Page

2

Lead Poisoning and Safe Neck Manipulation Cautions

Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant warns about lead poisoning risk in old southern houses where children may eat chipped paint. He details diagnostic signs from anemia to bone X-ray lines and notes cases of death from neck manipulation and brain-stem injury while advocating cautious surgical risk assessments for the elderly. He also references Dr. Alvarez's 25-cent booklet on cancer and how to obtain it.

Otto P. Preuss Cleveland Cincinnati R. A. Smith M. N. Estridge San Bernardino Calif Alvarez Walter C. Alvarez Dept. SA Des Moines Iowa

Light Signals for Papal Election at Conclave

Vatican official announces red or green lights will signal voting outcomes during this week's conclave. Lights supplement black and white smoke from the Sistine Chapel chimney, with smoke bombs from the Italian Air Force to clarify the signal amid past confusion.

Vatican City UPI Vatican Msgr William Acrew Vatican Secretariat of State St. Peter’s Square Sistine Chapel

Buddhists Riot in Saigon After Funeral Clash

In Saigon a Buddhist funeral turnout sparked a riot that left one youth dead and about 100 injured. Police used truncheons tear gas and pistols to disperse 400 plus Buddhist youths amid clashes near the Giac Minh pagoda following Thich Quang Duc’s self immolation.

Saigon Viet Nam UPI Ngo Dinh Diem Diem Giac Minh Pagoda Thich Quang Duc Anther

Hoover Still Very Serious After Anemia Bleed

Physicians and nurses maintain a round the clock watch on former President Hoover as he remains in very serious condition at 88. Doctors report anemia and GI bleeding with no pain, resting quietly, though heart action is irregular and a low fever persists.

New York UPI Herbert Hoover Hoover

What Will American Space Woman Be Like

NASA officials say the first American woman in space will be chosen for skill and qualification, not gender. Experts note future crews may include more women as spacecraft grow roomier and endurance demands lessen.

Washington UPI Space Agency National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Womn Joseph Connor Aerospace Medicine Section Connor

Women hail Valentina Tereshkova as first woman in space

World reaction to Valentina Tereshkova's historic orbital mission includes Britain’s Queen Elizabeth sending congratulations to Brezhnev and remarks from Fanny Blakers Koen in Amsterdam and Emma Groth in Frankfurt praising female courage.

London UPI Russia Valentina Tereshkova Elizabeth Britain Leonid Brezhnev Amsterdam Fanny Blakers- Koen Frankfurt Germany Emma Groth Valentina Copenhagen Anne Jerichon Christine Keeler Europe Valery F. Bykovsky London Daily Express Chapman Pincher

Temperatures and Precipitation Across London

London weather report notes 24 hour period ending at 4 am with temperatures and precipitation. A building firm posted an ad offering to hire discriminating workers under the sign reading Site Personnel.

London UPI

Carol Stromme Chosen For Girls Nation

Carol Stromme of Scottsdale and Patricia Herbst of Phoenix were selected to represent Arizona at Girls Nation in Washington DC. Maureen Gibbons of Phoenix is the alternates. The 1963 Arizona Girls State session at the University of Arizona concluded with Ellen Miller named governor. Gov. Paul Fannin urged delegates to value freedom and serve the nation.

Boys Nation Delmar Layton Boys State Washington, D.C Arthur Piccinati Scottsdale Center Ron Bogard Tucson Arizona State College American Legion UPI Carol Stromme Patricia Herbst Phoenix Arizona Maureen Gibbons University of Arizona Ellen Miller Paul Fannin

Teachers Oppose 12 Month School Term Plans

Maricopa County Teachers Association voices opposition to district consolidation and a year long school term. They say savings would be limited and urge reliance on state and federal funds to ease local tax burdens and equalize educational opportunities for children.

Phoenix UPS Maricopa County Talula We

Local Births and Marital Licenses Reported

The record lists multiple births with parents and birth dates across Arizona addresses including Mr and Mrs Allen Willard, Mr and Mrs Edward Just, Mr and Mrs Ellis Simson, Mr and Mrs Arthur Farrar, Mr and Mrs Perry Randolph, Mr and Mrs Delmer Blades, and Mr and Mrs Carl Martin. Maricopa County issues a marriage license to Barry Melvin Rose and Linda Susan Adelman.

Allen Willard Edward Just E. Thomas Rd Ellis Simson New Mexico Williams Air Force Base Arthur Farrar Maricopa County Barry Melvin Rose Scottsdale Linda Susan Adelman Phoenix

Lead Pursued In Woman's Identity

Navajo County sheriff's officers pursue several leads and await autopsy results in the death investigation of a woman found buried in a shallow grave on the Navajo Reservation near Kayenta. A possible Phoenix waitress missing since June 1 remains a focus. bloodstains and a discarded bloody shoe tie to the case, while the body is described as a blonde woman 25 to 30 years old.

Kayenta Phoenix Barbara Lee Crawford Crawford Gerald

Executive Office Space on West 1st Ave Scottsdale

New building at BS West 1st Ave Scottsdale offering fully carpeted offices with central air heating and cooling. Includes telephone message service stenographic support parking and janitorial utilities. Only three offices available one fully furnished contact C L Wiggs at 9456973.

BS West 1St Ave Scottsdale C. L. Wiggs

Local Negroes Hold Service in Phoenix Memorial Rally

In Phoenix more than 200 people gathered Sunday at Lucy Philips Memorial Church for a memorial rally honoring civil rights leader Medgar Evers. Lincoln Ragsdale, the program chairman, said younger Negroes seek opportunities and freedom now, not next year, at the Maricopa County chapter NAACP event.

Phoenix UPS Medgar Evers Jackson Miss Lincoln Ragsdale Lucy Philips Memorial Church Maricopa County The National Association For the Advancement of Colored People

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