01 Nov 1966
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1966
Page
1
The notice records several newborns with parental names and addresses from St Joseph's Hospital Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and other locations. It lists three boy births on dates in October and multiple girls born to various couples at listed addresses.
In Rialto California the two girls Kelley age four and Rochelle age five returned to their mother’s home with a woman and the children to say trick or treat. The girls had been missing since July 15 with their father Roger Lee Williams and nearly $198 000 in cash and 377 000 in negotiable items from a Fontana bank vault during a July heist.
Postmaster O. C. Wilson says much of the new sorting equipment has not yet arrived. He hopes remaining machines will arrive and be operational in time for the Christmas mailing season.
Viet Cong militants shelled central Saigon during a National Holiday parade injuring 13 people including an American officer and wounding 37 others. A minesweeper was also hit and a market blast caused more casualties as dignitaries watched from the reviewing stand.
In Saigon during a National Day parade, a mother is killed by an artillery blast in a crowded market area. A six or seven year old boy, barefoot and in Sunday clothes, watches in shock as rescue crews remove the victim. Staff Sgt. George Ellis notes the blast as a grenade-like explosion and the parade continues nearby.
A Louis Harris poll for the Washington Post shows Republicans gaining strength in 35 gubernatorial contests with 20 Democratic incumbents while 35 Senate races stay with a Democratic edge. Voters express protest over civil rights and living costs, seeking stability and opposing change in Vietnam. Republicans cite a dip in American prestige in five European nations since the Johnson era.
Clarence Cramer 86 a former Goodyear sales manager for several cities died Monday at Heritage Camelback Nursing Home He lived at 7010 E Continental He moved to Scottsdale in 1948 and was a member of Cedar Rapids lodges Services will be at 4 p m tomorrow at Messinger Mortuary with Masonic funeral committee officiating Burial in Cedar Rapids Survivors include son Clarence Jr of Brewer Maine daughter Mrs Harold Davis of Scottsdale sister Mrs Joseph Doyle in Pennsylvania four grandchildren and six great grandchildren
Emeritus Consultant outlines that Bright's disease is outdated slang for kidney troubles. He explains many kidney diseases differ by underlying causes, parts affected, and progression from acute to chronic. The text covers glomeruli, tubules, pyelo nephritis, diabetes linked changes, stones, infections, and toxins, noting backache rarely signals kidney disease and polycystic kidneys have limited treatment.
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