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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1965
Page
4
Mayo Clinic brief replies cover tongue tied diagnosis in children and when tongue movement is normal. Also explains kidney stone causes parathyroid links, relief options for puffy eyelids, and a note on high blood pressure with a booklet offer from Dr. Walter C. Alvarez.
Fran Langer a 31 year old Scottsdale High Latin teacher begins a two year assignment as an AID assistant professor in Harcourt Nigeria. He will join UCLA for a four day indoctrination then travel with wife Jane and two children to Europe before starting in August. Langer hopes the Nigerian post boosts African democracy and may lead to future opportunities with AID.
President Johnson returns from the LBJ Ranch to Washington for a busy week. He will attend his daughter Lucy Johnson’s high school graduation and hold a coast-to-coast televised news conference on Tuesday afternoon. A Chicago fundraising trip is possible but not decided, pending White House workload.
Registration is tomorrow for the Boys' Club of Scottsdale summer program open to boys eight to 18. Activities include game room library craft shop gymnas ium and special interest groups with daily hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. weekdays. A snack bar serves hot dogs sandwiches and milk or soft drinks noon to 1 p.m. Special events list a pie eating contest treasure hunt watermelon feed and fitness day. A summer camp eight miles east of Kohl's Ranch will operate from June the camp limited to 40 boys with a 15 fee.
Lew Burdette, 38, was purchased by the Philadelphia Phillies from the Chicago Cubs. He had a 0-2 record and 5.20 ERA with the Cubs. The Cubs also waived Ryne Duren for release.
In Hamburg during Queen Elizabeth II’s visit, London officer Kenneth Will had his police helmet snatched by a souvenir hunter. A local detective chief threatened staff with one minute to produce it, and the helmet was quickly recovered.
Arizona legislators return after a three day holiday with no pay as the 20th and final payday of the second special session arrives. Leaders pursue a school equalization bill and financing plan for state university construction, while Gov. Goddard hints at a third special session if needed. The Senate backs increases in income, tobacco, and restaurant taxes to fund the bill. the House favors its own version and will confer on university financing.
Authorities seek a man who lit four northwest Phoenix houses and burglarized two on Sunday. Damages are about 10000 dollars with no injuries reported. The first blaze struck William C. Bradley’s home around 2 a.m. A purse containing 24 dollars was taken from that house. Fires followed at the homes of the Lazenbys, Mr. and Mrs. Silver, and Mr. and Mrs. Schardt. Mrs. Schardt aided by a stranger to rescue her children before her town house burned.
U S pilots 45 miles south of Hanoi clash with eight North Vietnamese Mig fighters which fled after jettisoning fuel tanks. Sixty miles from Hoai An, 16 F105s with escorts hit an ammunition depot dropping about 80 000 pounds of bombs for 25 minutes.
The Southern Baptist Convention opens its annual meeting in Dallas Tuesday with President Dr Wayne Dehoney stating civil rights will not dominate the agenda. He said the church will discuss the nation’s racial problems but not let them occupy most of the session.
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