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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1964

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Fair Draws Big Crowds Expected Record Attendance

Fair officials anticipate a record final attendance as crowds flocked to events and ties are honored. The fair closes Sunday, with organizers projecting peak turnout across exhibits and entertainment venues.

The Doctor Simply Fits a Need in Carmel Foundation

Emeritus Mayo Clinic doctor discusses Carmel Foundation Town House aiding 2,000 to 3,000 seniors with crafts, trips, and social services. A $118k budget from an inheritance supports programs, not a large old folks home. Mrs Sarett oversees staff and patient care, including emergency support for a widow.

Elizabeth Miles Carmel Sarett Shotlal Jonestig

Pro-West Leader Isaku Sato Chosen Japanese Prime Minister

In Tokyo the Diet elected Isaku Sato a pro Western politician to succeed the ill Hayato Ikeda. Sato aims to keep Japan allied with the United States and Western powers while resisting Communist China trade. Protests by militant students erupted in Sasebo and Yokosuka as clashes with police left several arrests.

Tokyo UPI Isaku Sato Hayato Ikeda Sato Ikeda Japan United States China Sasebo Yokosuka Nobushe Kishi Dwight D. Eisenhower

Obituaries and notices from Scottsdale area

Funeral services for Ruth J. Mason 64 who died Sunday in Baptist Hospital will be held Thursday in Chicago. Survivors include daughter Marjorie Greager Scottsdale two brothers Henry Meyer Otto Mayer both of Chicago a sister Alice Taylor of Chicago and grandson James Greager of Scottsdale. Arrangements by Alessinger Mortuary. Lucile Emma Cuddy 69 of 7225 E Belleview died Saturday at home native of Maquoketa Iowa. Survived by three daughters Marion Hobbs Scottsdale Vilia Farneworth of Scottsdale and Mary Kay Smith of Phoenix three brothers John Robinson and one sister also listed. Notice of sale in bulk under Arizona statutes for OPAL L CHARLES EXECUTIVE HOUSE GIFT SHOP Scottsdale with David ThirkHill Realty. Sale date period through November 9 1964. Also noted are obituaries for Henry Jensen 66 cabinetmaker veteran of WWI and former American Legion Post commander. and Mrs Anna J Wieman 76 Phoenix resident funeral at Mercer Mortuary with interment Memory Lawn Park Cemetery.

Ruth J. Mason Baptist Hospital Chicago Mason F. E. Nido Nis Lucile Emma Cuddy E. Belleview Maquoheta Marion L. Hobbs Scotisdale Vilfia Cl Farneworth Se Afi Dane Mary Kay Smith Phoenix John Robinson Giviln Pure Arizona Seetiin Llth GPAL LL. Charles Intewis Mary Ann Backor Said Opal Charles

Fear Meningitis In Girl's Death

A five month old Phoenix girl died at Good Samaritan Hospital from meningitis. Lisa T. Simpson, daughter of Linda Simpson, was admitted Friday with high fever and spotted skin. Autopsy tomorrow will determine the exact type. no other meningitis cases reported in Maricopa County for months.

Phoenix UPI Good Samaritan Hospital Ruste Lisa T. Simpson Linda Simpson Huth Huntley County Post Mortem Laboratory Maricopa County F. Farnsworth

Baker Denies Secret Deal Involving $300,000 Settlement

Washington Newsweek reported Bobby Baker settled a $300,000 lawsuit for $30,000 monthly with secrecy until after elections. The claim tied to Capitol Vending and a Falls Church contract with Melpar. Baker denied the report, saying it is untrue.

Washington UPI Bobby Baker Senate Sunday Nights Magazine Newsweek Baker Ralph Hill Capitol Vending Co Warner Hill Servo Corp Falls Church Melpar, Inc Newsweek Report Edward Bennet Williams David Carliner Williams Lyndon Johnson Johnson Capitol Vending Walter Jen

Republicans Near Control of Arizona House in Coming Session

Arizona Republicans widened their House majority to 35 of 80 seats and pledged to back Democrat A. J. Gilbert for speaker. Gilbert could win with about five Democratic votes, while John Haugh signaled support. The shift suggests a potential GOP coalition with Democrats to set leadership and policy.

Phoenix UPI Arizona House of Representatives A.J. Gilbert Gilbert Cochise John Haugh R-Pima GOP House Haugh W.B. Barkley D-Maricopa Barkley John Pritzlaff Maricopa W.L Tay) Cook D-Cochise Sam Goddard

Scout Troop 446 Spaghetti Dinner Benefit Set

Scout Troop 446 will hold its second annual spaghetti dinner on Saturday November 14 at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Social Hall starting 5 30 p m. Proceeds go to buy camping gear. Tickets are 1 25 for adults 75 cents for children or a family of five for 5. Public invited.

Boy Scouts of Our Lady of Perpetual Help E. 2Nd St Miller Rd Ted Hoppe

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Graham and Greenlee Cou Lee Gould the Doctor Walter C. Alvarez Mayo Clinic Carmel Foundation Pr. Alvarez Dept. SA Des Moines Town Alvarez Atte Dept SA Bay Jawa Ruth Mason Alessinger Morturay Opal KL. Charler ED Thirkhill Notary Maquoketa James Millard Russi Baker Decorah Iowa T’ Messinger William L. Barrett Mt. Hope Cemetery Harry M. Jensen Henry Jensen Screenwood’ Memorial’ Park Mr. Jensen The American Legion Qsla, Minn Disabled American Veterans In Grand Fork, N.D Ray Firth Teressa Anna J. Wiemar Anna J. Wieman Samuel J. Lindamood Mercer Mortuary Funeral Services Memory Lawn Park Cemetery U.S United Press International New ‘York Oakland Springerville Oklahoma City A Tucson Ol 'Plamn Springs Winston Yuma Youngtown Pittsburgh Kins White House Abel Fortas Carliner Robert F. Kennedy New York Nicholas Katzenbach Commerce Luther Hodges Jenkins Gertrude Novak Maryland Matthew McCloskey Philadelphia Scottsdale Repubs Scottsdale RD Thomas
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