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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1965
Page
4
A Mayo Clinic emeritus doctor describes scabies as an itch mite infection spreading in crowded, dirty conditions and outlines treatment steps. He also reports a study finding higher glaucoma incidence among relatives of patients, recommending regular eye pressure checks for those with affected family members.
Coronado High School named 71 students to the principal's list for the final quarter. Seniors lead with 22 honorees, followed by juniors, sophomores, and freshmen with many named in each class including Cheryl Anderson, Maureen Arrigo, Andi Arthur, Barbara Berman, and William Hardy among seniors. Patricia Bauer and Drayton Benner among juniors. Mike Carey and Jacque Chadwick among sophomores. Martha Aden and Candy Baker among freshmen.
The flood toll rises in eastern Colorado with 17 deaths since Wednesday and 10 000 evacuated. The Arkansas River swelled into Kansas near Dodge City while Garden City area faced levee breaches. Governor Love estimates Colorado damages at 102 million. communications and telephones were disrupted but partial restoration noted as towns evacuated. Pueblo County reports many rescues after streams flooded their banks.
President Johnson plans to sign excise tax cuts totaling 4.7 billion dollars over three and a half years. The cuts take effect starting Tuesday with 5 to 10 percent reductions on over 20 categories, followed by further steps through January 1, 1969. Government experts will finalize technical details over the weekend to enable enactment early next week.
Phoenix UPI reports the Arizona legislature moves into week two of a third special session. Conference committee resumes Monday to bridge differences on school aid, construction funds, and an equalization plan amid Senate House clashes over a $20 per pupil increase and bonding vs direct appropriations.
In El Paso Texas Richard Roscoe Jessee attempted to rob the El Paso First State Bank on Friday but fled through a department store and into an alley, finally hiding in a garbage can wearing only a bathing suit. Police chased and captured him after a crowd joined the pursuit.
Lynda Bird Johnson, newly adopted into the Apache nation, resumes work at a major archeological site in Fort Apache Arizona. The 21-year-old daughter of the President completed her first week in the field school and took part in a ceremonial adoption at a large western barbecue to launch her native American heritage program.
Beatrix and Claus Von Amsberg face cabinet discussion over their engagement despite his WWII past. The Prime Minister plans a joint session of parliament to discuss plans for the engagement, amid controversy over his Hitler Youth and German officer background.
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