07 Mar 1966
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1966
Page
1
Dr Walter C Alvarez reviews polio vaccine complacency as polio cases fall and warns of future outbreaks. He notes fluoride treatment for Paget’s disease, cites a new safety paper, and answers questions about hemorrhoids and a misinterpreted diarrhea condition.
Dow Jones at 921.43 down 10.91 with rails at 256.59 off 3.31 and utilities 139.81 down 0.12. Alcoa 6 percent, American Can 5.5, AT&T 58, Ford 51, General Electric 107, General Motors 96, Goodyear 45, Sears Roebuck 56, Standard Oil 72, United Aircraft 79, US Steel unchanged near 0. Prices show broad declines across industrials, rails and utilities with several key issues posting losses in midday trading.
Abba P. Schwartz resigns as head of the Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs amid plans to abolish the bureau He says he was told its functions would move under the State Department administration area led by Deputy Undersecretary William J Crockett He submitted his resignation to President Johnson on Sunday night.
Gov. Sam Goddard will address Scottsdale Real Estate Board members on Fiscal Responsibility at a Tuesday meeting. The talk starts at 12 15 p m in the Safari Convention Center with Russ Lyon as program chairman. The public is invited.
Miami jury clears Candy Messier and Melvin Lane Powers of conspiring to murder Jacques Messier. The couple faced charges over the 1964 death of the multi millionare financier whose estate was valued around 22 million dollars. Candy, 46, cried and thanked the court while declaring the nightmare is over as she stood with Powers in the courtroom.
UPI reports heavy combat as Marine units clash with North Vietnamese regulars on a hill near Quang Ngai City. A Marine air and ground effort yields 537 Communist dead with 1,484 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese regulars counted in a major operation northeast Bong Son.
The ninth year of the World Adventure Series opens in the Scottsdale High School auditorium Thursday with Road to Adventure a color travelogue tracing a billion-dollar highway from Panama Island to Newfoundland. Photographer Robert McKeown will narrate. he stars on a Canadian news panel and writes for Weekend. Tickets are on sale at Halabill Travel.
UT management activity details describe a DECI era operation. The brief notes reference UT managers executing a process labeled De eo with emphasis on administrative steps and timing. No broader context or outcomes are provided in the fragment.
Early Sunday a three car head on collision on Scottsdale Road at Roosevelt left Austacia Estrada 36 of Scottsdale's First Street hospitalized in serious condition. Other drivers Hane buther and Ferrera were treated and released at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Estrada cited for reckless driving. In separate weekend crashes two people injured in incidents involving Harold Scher of 7656 in Phoenix area.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named William and a place or event. details are unclear but suggests a brief item about a individual with names and a location from a historical page.
The Supreme Court but for Justice Black signals strong support for ending racial barriers to voting. The decision cites the Fifteenth Amendment and compares historic tests in South Carolina Alabama Louisiana and Georgia to modern registration efforts. Federal authorities report over 80 000 Negroes registered under new procedures reflecting ongoing enforcement.
Kiwanis Club at Paradise Valley Convention Center will host Sen. Goldwater this Wednesday at noon. Rivonia area members and wives have been invited to attend with the senator’s speech topic not yet announced by Chairman Geo Anast mad.
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