Nursing shortage climbs as MeDicare looms and popu lation grows
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital nursing director Mary Clare Smith discusses a growing nursing shortage due to aging population and new Medicare rules, noting many nurses are wives and mothers who prioritize family. She says staffing is not critical yet but outlines rising demand and training challenges.
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Trust in Cabinet Faces Sex Scandal Drama in Canada
Ottawa reels as Parliament debates allegations that three former ministers aided by Gerda Munsinger sparked a security crisis. Prime Minister Pearson orders a judicial inquiry led by Justice Spence as Liberals demand accountability and the Tories defend their members.
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Burtons at home in Rome in pink villa
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton settled into an 18 room pale pink Roman villa near the Appian Way with pools and watchdogs as paparazzi camped outside. The return recalls their 1962 Cleopatra romance amid a tense standoff with photographers outside the gates.
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Hallstrom Named to County Parks and Recreation Board
David L. Hallstrom, former Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce manager, is appointed to a five year term on the county parks and recreation commission succeeding Arthur Shelleyberg who resigned last year. He was chosen on the recommendation of District 2 Supervisor B W Barney Burns. Hallstrom has held roles as manager of a gas company in the San Lorenzo Valley and an officer of a local land development company.
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Obituary of Arthur M. Glick Winter Visitor
Arthur M. Glick 65 died Sunday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after retiring salesman for Bankers Life Insurance Co in Des Moines He came to Arizona in February from Creston Ohio WWI Army veteran Survivors include wife Kathleen son Randall Denver daughter Eleanor Anundsen Decorah Iowa two brothers and a sister all out of state four grandchildren Services and burial will be in Creston Local arrangements by Messinger Mortuary.
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Scottsdale VFW Post 3513 Elects New Leader
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3513 in Scottsdale announces upcoming leadership change with Andy Borg set to assume duties as post commander. The meeting outlines the transition plans and community veterans’ activities.
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Johnson signs 4.8 billion Viet Nam war arms bill
President Johnson signed into law a 4.8 billion supplemental military spending package for Viet Nam in a White House ceremony. He said Congress stands behind U.S. troops while lamenting the cost and urging resources for peace. The bill also advances 13.1 billion in emergency military appropriations.
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Armed man robs Shell station for around $100
Police report an armed robber entered a Shell station and took an estimated $100 after wrapping the money in a dark item. The description given mentions a man about 5'11" tall and 145 pounds with no other identifying details.
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Asthma Surgery Debated by Doctors in 1960s Discussion
Dr Walter C Alvarez discusses glomectomies and allergy treatment noting mixed results from early American reports and New England and Southern surgeons. He cites Read surveys showing 24 percent good, 27 percent fair, 49 percent nil and urges careful evaluation of fashionable operations. He promotes his booklet Allergy Hay Fever and Asthma available for 95 cents.
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Temperatures and Stock Market Updates
Temperatures and precipitation details for the 24 hour period ending at 4 am are provided by United Press International. The report covers weather readings alongside stock market overview.
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