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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1963
Page
2
A Mayo Clinic expert describes a fingertip blood test that quickly indicates penicillin sensitivity by basophile reaction. The piece also covers trichomoniasis treatment notes, a new drug awaited FDA release, amateur rocketry risks, and a colitis booklet offer from Dr. Walter C. Alvarez.
Both parties eye San Francisco Atlantic City as strong 1964 convention contenders with decisions due next month. Democrats meet June 25 in Washington to choose amid Kennedy Cuba refugee tensions and Southern race issues. Republicans name June 21 in Denver with Chicago as rival. GOP aims to move faster since no incumbent seeks renomination.
About 30,000 heard Rev. Martin Luther King Jr denounce Kennedy for not doing enough to outlaw segregation at a Los Angeles rally. Afterward about 1,000 led a peaceful march to city hall while celebrities including Sammy Davis Jr donated funds and entertained attendees aiding Alabama non violence efforts.
TV star Dinah Shore wed Palm Springs contractor Maurice F. Smith in a quiet civil ceremony at Judge Joseph Ciano's home. The 45 year old singer, who had filed for divorce two days earlier, attended by her two children Melissa Ann and John David, and Smiths two sons Dexter and Dana. maid of honor was Melissa Ann and best man was Dexter. The couple planned a weeklong honeymoon likely driving through northern California.
Two American climbers William Unsoeld and Barry Bishop were flown from Everest by Nepal’s sole helicopter after suffering frostbitten toes. Luther Jerstad also endured frostbite. all four were guided down by Nepalese Sherpas from 28,000 feet. They reached Namche Bazar and were taken to hospital, with Bishop noting they survived a night in the cold.
The National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy urged President Kennedy to seek a test ban with a flexible on-site inspection plan. They proposed four annual inspections or 15 over five years, plus unmanned seismic stations to deter cheating and calls for declassification of seismic data. They also urged offering Soviet collateral disarmament measures to spur a broader detente and a treaty banning nuclear spread and space use for peaceful purposes.
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