21 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
1
Emeritus Mayo Clinic doctor argues many hysterectomies are unnecessary for uterine fibroids called myomas. He notes women may have fibroids without harm and urges surgeons to preserve ovaries when possible, promoting conservative treatment and patient education.
Summer Comes with sunny skies but spring floods linger in Nebraska Kansas and Colorado. Ar kansas River flood rushes east after inundating Dodge Kinsley Larned Great Bend Hutchinson and Wichita. South Platte crested at Brule Nebraska with minimal damage reported. Gov orders alert as 1600 evacuated near South Dodge City. Philmont ranch near Cimarron damaged by flood.
Notice states Village Enterprises Inc doing business as Village Car Wash located in Scottsdale and Seat tle will sell all stock fixtures goodwill and trade in one transaction on June 14 1965 at 8 00 a m in Maricopa County Arizona. Creditors must file claims with Robert E Erdmann at Scottsdale office prior to the sale. Notarized by Leonilla Johnston on June 17 1968. Public notice run June 18 19 21 22 28 24 1965.
Algerian leaders claimed wide support for the coup that ousted President Ahmed Ben Bella and urged Afro Asian leaders to attend a scheduled Algiers summit. Paris reports noted anti coup demonstrations by students while Ben Bella's whereabouts remained unknown.
Members of the Packinghouse Union will vote Tuesday on a new contract offer from melon shippers. The offer includes a 10 cent hourly raise this year and five cents per hour increases in each of the next two years. Top pay for melon shed workers ranges from six to six dollars fifty per hour. The union hopes 145 shed workers, fired after a wildcat strike last Wednesday, are rehired.
Legal notice for Ordinance No 36 extending and increasing Paradise Valley Arizona corporate limits by annexing a contiguous tract. Petition signed by property owners representing over half the value to be taxed. Council states area is contiguous to town and qualifies under state statutes.
In Santo Domingo a nationwide general strike called by pro rebel labor leaders failed to disrupt transport or industry. The capital showed no work stoppage hours after a 7 am start, while interior effects remained unclear. The move followed Col Francisco Caamano Deno’s radio address backing limited OAS peace plan terms.
Martha Ruth Thomas 17, daughter of Mrs. Lucille Thomas of Nogales, was named Miss Arizona World and will represent Arizona in Miss USA at Asbury Park NJ August 16 to 21. Runner up was Sherri E. Wendt of Douglas. Thomas also holds Miss Santa Cruz County title.
Civil rights leaders welcome a proposed congressional investigation of Chicago public schools and vow another march on city hall to protest schools superintendent Willis policies. A vigil near the new federal building will mark Mississippi workers slain a year ago.
The notice outlines daily classified department hours and deadlines, with rates per day and minimum charges. It lists pricing for two to five consecutive days, per line costs, and mentions homes for sale as a category.
The term REALTOR has been registered with the U S Patent and Trademark Office and may be used only by members of the National Association of Real Estate Boards. A REALTOR adheres to a strict code of ethics, advising buyers and sellers to deal with a REALTOR.
An assortment of local contractor advertisements lists Hi-Valley Construction Co licensed bonded and offering 100 percent financing with free estimates, Watson-Rooter plumbing for drains and cesspools, Anthony Pools of Arizona claiming to be the world’s largest pool builders, and painting and exterior decorating services with years of experience plus contact numbers for Paul and Marie Morrow and others.
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