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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
1
Dr. Walter Alvarez reports survey results showing 40 percent of mothers rely on neighbor referrals, 20 percent on doctors or health workers, and 10 percent on patient recommendations when selecting a family physician. Most prefer accessible clinics and local doctors. the piece also touches on breast and ovarian care and attitudes toward adrenal and pituitary surgeries.
Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Oslo aboard the Soviet liner and was greeted by about 5 000 Norwegians. He met Prime Minister Gerhardsen and Norwegian diplomats and plans a six day goodwill tour, with police maintaining crowd barriers and a lingering Sino Soviet tension noted yet polite reception.
Mr and Mrs Ben Lloyd of 7526 Ex Minnezowa welcomed a boy on June 26 at Baptist Hospital. Mr and Mrs Lon Choate of 208 N 67th Place welcomed a girl on June 26 at St Josephs Hospital.
The Mississippi Highway Patrol reported two white men resembling two of the three missing civil rights workers were seen near the spot where their burned station wagon was found. A local resident said the men stood near the wagon about 11 am Monday, within hundreds of yards of the car. Search crews planned a highway checkpoint and lake and pond drag operations as authorities hoped multiple suspects would reveal information.
Lionel Simmons, an IRS audit supervisor, will be guest speaker at the Scottsdale Real Estate Board noon lunch tomorrow at the Safari Hotel. He will discuss taxes and real estate.
Coronado High School teacher James Trayt Cleckner of 8202 S Sheridan announces his run in the Democratic Primary for the state representative seat from District 12. A Scottsdale District veteran, he majored in history and political science at Arizona State University and has grown active in Democratic politics for 15 years.
Captain Alfred Svenson the only U.S. Army officer to defect to Communists and return to the West faces a court martial in Frankfurt Germany He is charged with desertion and larceny for stealing a jeep during his border crossing and could receive up to eight years in prison Svenson who fled from Lithuania to the United States was a heavy drinker and alternated between escape attempts and pledges of loyalty to the Communists after his year and three days in East Germany He later claimed he was drugged but recanted and returned to the West on May 7 with Soviet officers guiding the border return.
A five-nation communique from London and Vientiane urged an immediate Laos cease-fire. It demanded Communist forces withdraw from areas seized in five months and North Vietnamese troops leave Laos. It cited evidence of North Vietnamese involvement with Pathet Lao and demand to halt infiltration of men and arms into South Vietnam.
ACT leaders across the North pledge to dog Gov William Scranton through the campaign and stage protests in Chicago and San Francisco to block his entry to the convention. Stanley Branche accuses police of brutality in Chester and calls Chester the Mississippi of the North.
George H. Kleinsorge, 77, famed home inventor, died Saturday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. A native of Strawberry Point Iowa, he lived in Scottsdale seven years and created fiberglass iron ing boards and an electric serving tray now being developed by Kimberley Products. He was survived by his wife Jane, a daughter, five sisters, and three grandchildren. Services tomorrow at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with burial at Sedona Memorial Cemetery.
A 17 month old girl, Kimberly Roberts, died in Phoenix from head injuries after slipping from 15 year old cousin Mike Ray Watson while being swung by the ankle and arm. The incident occurred as her parents shopped. Watson reportedly swung her, and she struck a bed footboard and concrete floor.
Peking editorials broadcast by New China News Agency warn the United States against invading North Vietnam. China, adjacent to Indochina and a Geneva signatory, says it will not sit idle while war spreads, urging Washington to reassess its policy now.
Jack Knight 22 of Globe died when he dived 150 feet from Coolidge Dam as five friends watched. Witnesses said Knight undressed and announced it was his life’s ambition to dive. earlier he was warned by Robert Whitworth to avoid the stunt. Rescue divers recovered the body eight hours later, the death ruled accidental. Knight worked for Inspiration Copper Co. Funeral services were planned in Thatcher.
Margaret Ann Peggy Goldwater 20 and Rich ard Holt 26 married Saturday at Phoenix Country Club. After a helicopter exit to greet about 800 guests, they reportedly left for a Hawaii honeymoon. Sen. Barry Goldwater gave away the bride as the GOP convention in San Francisco looms July 13.
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