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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1963
Page
2
Mayo Clinic emeritus consultant notes shingles pain may originate in the brain or spinal cord and resists surgery. He cites sinusitis overuse antibiotics, describes drainage windows for maxillary antrums and ethmoid sinuses, and outlines conservative cures and when operations are needed.
UPI report outlines de facto segregation in Los Angeles with a 350 000 Negro population in a 2.5 million city. Poverty and white housing practices confine many to ghettos while activists from CORE and NAACP push for equal rights and desegregation amid ongoing disputes over police conduct and school integration.
In Guayaquil Ecuador officials prepare penalties for at least two of 21 U S tuna boats held at Salinas base after seizure for alleged trespass beyond three miles. San Diego fleet protested, some boats remained in voluntary detention as diplomacy continues.
The Arizona Legislature resumes Monday after a holiday session ending a stalemate. Three bills allocate 7.6 million dollars to the state colleges and universities plus funds for the State Hospital and Tucson Mental Health Center. Minority lawmakers criticize the process as dictated by a small group and protest voting irregularities amid party tensions.
Switch To Air Dallas Texas reports Company B of the 719th Railway Operating Battalion Army Reserve will travel by airplane to Ft. Eustis Virginia for summer training with mode of travel specified as air travel.
Washington columnist Dick West reviews Betty Friedan and Robert Stein debates on women’s roles, noting symmetry yet tension between homemaking and career. He questions gendered expectations, admits personal tradeoffs, and calls for broader understanding without endorsing one path.
Winners of a handwriting contest sponsored by Pitzen's House of Beauty in Scottsdale will be named soon. The contest closes at midnight tomorrow with judging of hundreds of entries to begin soon after. Judging the handwriting samples will be Sgt. Joe Nemecek, a retired Phoenix police handwriting specialist.
Scottsdale Community Players present the final two performances of R U R a modernized science fiction drama by Karel Capek at 8:30 tonight and tomorrow night. Jim Stone and Colleen Fahey star as Harry Domin and Helena Glory with Hal Chidnoff directing. Tickets at Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Diamond Lil's or by calling 274-4544. limited seats tonight.
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