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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1963

Page

2

Obesity Surgery and Home Worm Education

Dr. Walter C. Alvarez discusses an emerging obesity operation that short circuits the small bowel to prevent absorption, aiming to treat millions overweight in the U S. He also covers a worm-treatment drug, life-cycle education, and family-wide precautions to prevent reinfestation.

Irvine Page Cleveland Clinic Cleveland United States Alvarez Walter C. Alvarez Dept. SA Des Moines Iowa

Thresher Hunt Is Stepped Up

Portsmouth New Hampshire United Press International reports the Navy intensifies the Thresher search after potential debris is found near Cape Cod. A court of inquiry met to review evidence on the April 10 submarine tragedy that left 129 crew aboard the $45 million vessel. Navy and Oceanographic ships scan a 300 yard area using advanced sonar and cameras from Atlantis II amid cautious efforts to confirm whether debris matches the missing sub.

Portsmouth N.H Navy Thresher Cape Cod

Crossword Puzzle Across Falls Short and Miscellany

Puzzle text shows clues with partial words and numbers and a few solved items. The page includes references to a prior puzzle’s answer and a list of scattered clues such as War god Underworld Specks and Farm. The scattered items suggest a syndicated puzzle page with incomplete entries and a closing note about distribution by United Feature Syndicate.

FCC Names Henry Seeks Public Help on TV Quality

New FCC chair William Henry urges public input to improve television standards. He rejects magic fixes, notes licenses renew every three years, and says complaints to stations or the FCC can influence renewal decisions. He argues networks must serve all communities and cites public affairs programming as insufficient in next fall’s schedule.

Washington UPD William Henry Federal Communications Commission FCC Henry British Broadcasting Company Newton W. Minow

Storms Hold Up Everest Ascent Team Delayed At West Ridge

Storms on Mt Everest delay an American climbing team on the west ridge, scattering equipment and hampering progress as they press toward the summit.

Mt Everest Katmandu Nepal West Ridge Mt. Everest South Col ‘Pass Barry C. Bishop Washington Luther G. Jerstad Eugene Ore David L. Dingman Baltimore Mad James Roberts

State Jaycee Elects Chiefs At Convention

The Arizona Junior Chamber of Commerce elected Ralph Brooks of Mesa as president after a tight sixth ballot with Lee Marshall of Tempe. Other officers named include Jim Lind, Richard Atterbury, Bob Somerville, Elmer Litten, Chuck Young. Delegates chose Flagstaff for the 1984 West State convention.

State Jaycee The Arizona Junior Chamber of Commerce Ralph Brooks Mesa Brooks Lee Marshall Tempe Ferv Hanson Scottsdale Jaycees Marshall Wickenberg Jim Lind Glendale Richard Atterbury Chandler Bob Somerville Playstaff Elmer Litten Phoenix Chuck Young Yuma

Record of Births at Baptist Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gadberry welcomed a girl on May 18 at Baptist Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Teugen Jensen reported a boy born May 18. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Slickler announced a girl born May 19. Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers recorded a girl born May 19.

Births Baptist Hospital Richard Gadberry W. Bentley Phocents Teugene Jensen Cambridge Boy Wallace Slickler Mehetivos Mesa William Rogers iLemon Tempe

City man killed repairing AC in attic by 110 volt wire

Roy F. April, 40, died from electrocution Saturday while repairing an air conditioning unit in his attic. Police said he apparently touched a 110 volt wire. His body was found about three hours later by a relative.

Roy F April

VIEW Leaders Oppose U S Goodwill Renewal with Hungary

The Veterans of Foreign Wars organization VIEW strongly opposes renewing normal relations with Communist Hungary. The report notes VIEW plans to oppose any move by the United States to restore ties.

Washington VPD United States Hungary

Temperatures Across Nation Reported by UPI

Temperatures and precipitation data for the past 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. were released by United Press International. The report summarizes regional readings and notable weather variations across the country.

Kennedy To Attend $1,000 Plate Dinner in Beverly Hills

President Kennedy will attend a $1,000 a couple dinner on June 7 at the Beverly Hilton during his Southern California visit. He is not expected to give a speech at the banquet with producers executives and top entertainment figures.

Beverly Hills Calif Kennedy California Beverly Hilton Hotel

City raises pool rates and ends family passes

Acting City Manager Tom Cochran said the pool lost money last year and will not issue family passes this year. Rates rose from 15 25 and 40 cents to 20 30 and 50 cents for children students and adults, with private groups paying standard admission under agreement.

Tom Cochran Cochran Progress Scottsdale Coachran

Earthquake Reported in Ljubljana Capital of Yugoslavia

ADN reports a light earthquake in Ljubljana the Slovenian provincial capital in Yugoslavia. No injuries are mentioned and no damage details are provided. The report appears in the East German news service.

Berlin UPI ADN Sunday Ljubljana Yugoslavia

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