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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
2
In a Mayo Clinic memoir, Dr Walter C Alvarez cautions middle aged men to get annual stomach and bowel X rays despite discomfort. He cites cases where early detection allowed removal or better outcomes and warns many cancers are advanced when symptoms appear. He offers a 25 cent booklet listing 19 danger signals.
Extended heat blanketed the nation with temperatures near 90s fueling forest fire risks and water shortages. Nights brought some relief in Illinois and Wisconsin but the heat persisted. Multiple deaths occurred from heat exhaustion and drowning while roads buckled and areas banned lawn sprinkling. city areas declared emergencies over water supply and records were set in Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Buffalo. A Pittsburgh judge advised jurors to remove jewelry to stay cool. Two girls drowned near Butler Pennsylvania and a Chicago death of a construction worker was heat related. Savannah floods claim second death as a highway worker electrocuted in rainwater.
City council will consider an audit of city sales tax returns and appoint an auditor to build a citywide program. About 1,200 licensed businesses may face court action for delinquent payments as bids open for annual gas and oil contracts.
The record lists births for a girl at Baptist Maryvale and Good Samaritan hospitals to Logan Kaar Volkenant and Williamson families with dates in June. It also notes marriage licenses issued by Maricopa County clerk for Giegler Taylor and Gederberg Bunn combined with McDullin Ostaff regulatory records in Scottsdale and Phoenix.
The Sipe-Peterson Post No. 44 American Legion will stage its Independence Day display at 8 p.m. July 4 in Scottsdale Stadium. Tickets available at the post, 29 E First Street. Stadium corner Ball Park Plaza and Osborn Road. Chairman William Cavaliere. Admission 50 cents adults, 25 cents children.
Robert Miles 29 of Sunnyslope was arrested in Scottsdale for disturbing the peace after tearing apart a former girlfriend's home. He was found clothed only in trousers with a knife and scissors, tying cords and stacking furniture while making threats. He faces extradition to Otero County New Mexico on a bogus check charge.
William Devereux Zantzinger, 24, found guilty of manslaughter and assault for caning and cursing at a society ball in Baltimore. The Maryland farmer faces up to 14 years and a $500 fine on manslaughter, with no set max for assault. verdict includes two additional assault convictions.
At the national Young Republican convention in San Francisco Barry Goldwater assailed liberals and President Kennedy. Delegates cheered as Goldwater urged a moral critique of liberal politicians and city machines. The Arizona senator pledged strong GOP leadership, with 75 percent of delegates signaling support in a preliminary poll.
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall, a liberal Democrat from Goldwater's own state, said a 1964 contest between President Kennedy and Senator Barry Goldwater might be healthy for the country. He suggested Goldwater could carry a conservative banner and urged the GOP to consider such a candidate, noting it would mark a new conservative challenge in the party.
Legal notice records the formation of C and H Discount Corp in Arizona with principal office at 910 South Scottsdale Rd Scottsdale Maricopa County The incorporators are Donald E Coville and Phil D Hertz The articles outline the corporate purpose including real estate holdings financing and lending. authorized capital stock ten million dollars. initial board Coville and Hertz. and agent for service Phil D Hertz. The document is dated May 5 1963 and notarized in Maricopa County Arizona.
Premier Fidel Castro announced a final sweep against anti government rebels in Cuba. He claimed the United States abandoned the insurgents and warned that no bandit will remain as his forces push a relentless campaign.
European newspapers weighed Kennedy's European trip with Rome's Giornale D Italia saying his Germany speeches were firmer against communism than Eisenhower or Truman. Le Figaro praised an indispensable American presence in Europe while noting no major shift in NATO nuclear force plans.
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