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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1965

Page

2

Typhoid Mary and earache woes from a medical note

A physician discusses Typhoid Mary and how health officials track her to prevent foodborne illness, suggesting gallbladder surgery if needed and gloves or avoidance of food handling. The piece also covers common earache causes in children, including otitis, wax, foreign bodies, and dental or salivary gland issues.

Mary New York State G. Edward Tremble Montreal

Eisenhower Awakens In Good Spirits At Fort Gordon

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, age 75, hospitalized in Augusta after chest pains, awoke in good spirits and with appetite. Doctors said tests require an empty stomach before breakfast and noted his blood pressure was stable at 145 while he remains in an oxygen tent. An 11 a.m. diagnosis briefing was planned, with Dr. Thomas B. Mattingly reporting. Eisenhower had suffered a mild heart attack in 1955 and is under careful observation for possible recurrence. Mamie Eisenhower is at his side as he rests at Fort Gordon Hospital.

Augusta UPI Dwight D. Eisenhower Fort Gordon Eisenhower Thomas B. Mattingly Denver Augusta National Golf Club Mamie Mattingly Washington Walter Reed Army Medical Center Augusta National Ft. Gordon

Stock Market Advances Lag as Dow Rises 0.72

Dow Jones industrial average at 952.44 up 0.72, rail average 236.88 up 0.17, utilities 158.78 down 0.06, overall stock average 339.30 up 0.19. Sales volume 3,380,000 shares as Neon New York Stocks list shows mixed gains in major names including Alcoa, AT&T, General Electric, IBM not listed, and other industrials and consumer firms.

Dow Jones P.m Neon New York Alcoa American Can American Motors At&t American Tobacco Anaconda Arizona Pub. Soc Atchison Topeka Bendix Bethlehem Steel Air Cities Service Douglas Aircraft DuPont Eastman Emerson Electric Ford Motors Frontier Airlines General Dynamics General Electric General Motors General Telephone Goodyear It&t Johns Manville Kennecott Minnesota Mining Montgomery Ward Motorola New York Central North Amn. Ava Owens Illinois G&e Parke Davis Pepsi& Cola RCA Rexall Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard of Calif Standard N.J Texaco

Funeral planned for Darryl K. Myers nursery owner

Darryl K. Myers 48 owner of Myers-Del Camino Nursery in Scottsdale died Tuesday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Mes singer Mortuary officiated by Rev. Johnston Calhoun. Survivors include wife Frieda two sons a daughter mother and siblings eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. memorials to the Leukemia Foundation.

Darryl K. Myers Myers-Del Camino Nursery Scottsdale Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Myers E. Virginia Scottsdale Rd Arizona Nurseryman’s Assn Messinger Mortuary Johnston Calhoun Frieda Donald Keeling Tempe Walter Keeling California Thomas Bearup Buena Park Calif Mabel Myers Wellsville Ray Cloyd Providence R.I Lester Wise John Plantz la Plata David Marks Camp Hill Leukemia Foundation

Marines land north of Chu Lai in search of Viet Cong forces

U S Marines hit the coast 12 miles north of Chu Lai to probe a Communist force estimated up to 4,000 men. A Soviet freighter shadowed the operation for seven hours, remaining outside the three mile limit. Last week US reports tallied 70 killed and 237 wounded with two missing, the war week’s heaviest losses.

Saigon UPI U.S Chu Lai U.S. 10St Airborne Division Qui Nhon

Americans suffer heavy week in Vietnam battle tally

UPI reports 70 Americans killed and 237 wounded in the past week, with two missing, most losses borne by the 1st Cavalry Division near Plei Me in the Central Highlands as Communist forces were driven back. Additional reports note actions near Qui Nhon and the 173rd Airborne Brigade’s return after a major engagement.

Saigon U.S Plei Me 1St Cavalry

Births Record Corrigan Couple Welcomes Daughter

St Joseph's Wilfred and Sigrun Corrigan welcome a baby girl born November 7 at 3326 North 1st Place. The birth adds a new family member to the Corrigan household and local records.

Wilfred Sigrun Corrigan

Arizona Teachers Fund Aims for 13,000 in Rights Drive

The Arizona Education Association launched a campaign to raise 13000 from members as its quota in a national effort to support a Million Dollar Fund for Teacher Rights. The NEA backed program seeks legal and other aid to protect educators and assist Negro teachers facing dismissal over school integration and other unfair actions nationwide.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Education Association Fund For National Education Association South Utah Oklahoma

Princess Margaret Leaves Hollywood After Gala Nights

Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon departs Los Angeles for Arizona after a string of Hollywood parties. She laryngitis noted as she plans a brief City Hall stop with Mayor Yorty before 1 p.m. flight to Tucson. Celebrities at Benedict Canyon party included Steve McQueen and Gregory Peck.

Los Angeles UPI Margaret Hollywood Arizona Britain Lewis Douglas Samuel W. Yorty Los Angeles International Airport Tucson Ariz Lord Snowdon Benedict Canyon Steve McQueen Gregory Peck Danny Kaye Jack Lemmon Jack Benny Shirley MacLaine

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