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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1965

Page

2

Diabetes cure unlikely says Mayo Clinic doctor

Dr Walter Alvarez explains that there is no known cure for diabetes and emphasizes lifelong management. He notes some insulin-producing cells may regain function if not badly damaged, but perfect recovery is rare. The piece includes guidance for patients and mentions a free subscription to a diabetes care journal. The article also summarizes an AMA release on milestone ages in infant mental development and cautions against overinterpreting early progress.

Plymouth Ave Minneapolis Minn American Medical Association

Refugees arrive as seas moderate in Florida Straits

Small boats loaded with Cuban refugees reach Key West before dawn as seas ease. Coast Guard braces for a final wave from Camarioca with 260 boats ready to sail and eight Cubans plucked from a sinking craft. In Miami officials plan for airlifted arrivals under talks with Cuban authorities mediated by the Swiss Embassy in Havana.

Key West Fla UPI Florida Straits Cuba Coast Guard Camarioca Cape Knox Miami John W. Gardner Burford Ellington United ‘States Havana

Leventritt's risky bridge play secures 200 point aim

In a national team championship West cashes hearts and East finesses diamonds. Peter Leventritt defends with a clever trump sequence, saving two diamonds and one club while East discards to force declarer win. West's four clubs score 150 points at the other table.

West East Peter Leventritt Queen of Diamonds South Rubber Bridge South Leventritt Declarer

Stock Market Overview by United Press International

United Press International reports total stock market sales at 4,580,000 shares. The brief notes the activity level and overall market turnout for the period.

United Press International

Temperatures Over the Nation Reported Across Regions

A nationwide temperature trend shows varying heat and cold spells across states. Weather stations record highs in the south while northern areas face cooler conditions, signaling a shift in seasonal patterns and potential impacts on agriculture and daily life.

Harriman warns against Red China joining the UN

UPI reports W. Averell Harriman addressing Arizona Democrats in Phoenix and Tucson. He argues Red China joining the United Nations would disrupt the organization and that talks cannot moderate Chinese Communist actions. He cites Britain’s 1949 recognition and says force is needed to counter Red China’s world ambitions.

Phoenix UPI W. Averell Harriman U.S Arizona Harriman Tucson China United Nations Russia Great Britain Red China United States Taiwan Viet Nam

Cost vs beauty clash as Scottsdale power line debated

Valley Beautiful Citizens Council weighs a 69,000 volt six mile line along N Scottsdale Rd from Pinnacle Peak to Camelback. Owners led by Robert Choate oppose 60 foot poles blamed for harming resort district. APS cites cost and aesthetics. Undergrounding would cost about 1.5 million, while above ground runs about 150 thousand. The board will decide this week as plans proceed.

N. Scottsdale Rd Citizens’ Group Pinnacle Peak Rd Camelback Rd Robert Choate Scottsdale the Power Company al Tudor APS

Secret tactics rapped by journalism group in records bill

CHICAGO UP I The Johnson administration sought to alter a public records bill to grant broad secrecy powers to the President the Sigma Delta Chi Freedom of Information Committee said in its annual report The watchdog said the changes would have shifted the bill from open government to closed government and burdened the press to prove disclosure while broad cabinet discretion stayed in place The committee also criticized the Post Office Department for refusing to publish the names of young men hired as summertime employees.

Chicago UPI Johnson Sigma Delta Chi Freedom of Information Committee National Professional Journalistic Society Post Office Department Tong

Klan Leader Burros Dies In Self Inflicted Shot

Reading Pennsylvania reports Daniel Burros a Ku Klux Klan and American Nazi leader shot himself in his Pennsylvania home hours after revelations about his Jewish birth and Hebrew school ties. Authorities expect autopsy tests while New Jersey and New York figures note his prior hate group activity and recent switch from brown shirt to white sheet. Burros fired first at his chest then at his temple, according to Roy E Frankhouser Pennsylvania Klan grand dragon.

Reading UPI Ku Klux Klan Stuent Daniel Burros King Kleagle New York Klan Pennsylvania New Jersey

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