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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1967
Page
3
United Press International reports on stock market activity with daily movement in prices and notable shifts across key indices. Investors watch industrials and tech shares as market sentiment fluctuates amid economic data and corporate results.
Senate hearings scrutinize SKF pricing of Thorazine as a tranquilizer that calms the violently insane. State Department data show Rhone Poulenc charged Parisians far less, while the United States pays about double the price. New York purchases reach $2.5 million annually from SKF, the sole U.S. supplier.
In Geneva negotiators pressed a final bid to cut tariffs as a steer ing committee of eight major nations met at noon with no settlement in sight. They debated food aid, chemicals and agricultural policies with Japan as the lone holdout on food aid. The US and Common Market agreed on 4.5 million tons of food aid and wheat at 1.73 a bushel, while chemicals faced a 20 to 30 percent cut. The Kennedy round aims to broaden overseas product access, potentially lowering prices though not immediately. The deal could cover about 60,000 items and affect 56 billion dollars in annual trade.
New officers will be installed at the Tonto Elementary School Parent-Teachers Association meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the school 7501 I Oak St. Modern dances will be performed by children from Ft McDowell Indian Reservation and a flag ceremony will be conducted by Junior Girl Scouts Troop 134. Slides on a trip through Germany and a 10 minute skit titled Family Living Discussion Class are scheduled.
Stephen Lorino Decane 46 of 7556 Is Minnetowa died Friday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after two years in Scottsdale. Born in Budapest, he fled during the 1936 uprising and later worked as a bookkeeper in Hungary and a metal grinder for Al ladin Metal Crafts Co. Survived by wife Katherine daughter Beatrice Eze and mother Anna Szocs of Budapest. Rosary tonight at 9 at Messinger Mortuary. High Mass Tuesday 9 at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. interment St Francis Cemetery. Friends may call before 8 p.m.
U S Marines backed by tanks repelled repeated North Vietnamese assaults along the North Vietnam border near Con Thien and Gio Linh. Two days of combat left at least 137 NVA killed and 6 Marines dead with 43 wounded. A U S Air Force F100 was downed near Saigon and a paratrooper died in an accidental 105mm strike near Xuan Loc.
Mrs Donald E Prohosky awoke to find a man at the foot of her bed at 8601 E Windsor and, after her husband woke, two men fled from the kitchen. Drawers shown opened but nothing missing. Police describe suspects as tall heavy with one dark skinned and the other blond with a Beatle haircut.
City of Scottsdale Arizona adopts zoning changes per Case 47-66 to align Comprehensive Zoning Map with Zoning Map No 188. Ordinance amends District Map, includes emergency clause, notices and public hearing completed, effective upon final passage and mayoral approval. Published May 15, 1967.
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant cautions that excessive vitamin D can harm both adults and children. He cites historical California cases and German studies showing risks to pregnant women and infants, including potential mental retardation, aorta narrowing, gland injury, and animal experiments by Dr Beuren in Gottingen.
Dr. B H Kean of Cornell analyzes 208 students to show most travelers to Mexico suffer diarrhea with fever nausea and vomiting. He finds illness often starts within days of arrival lasts about two days and is not caused by amebas or bacteria. Advice includes avoiding tap water ice salads and unwashed fruit and choosing tea or bottled water.
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