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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1963
Page
2
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant reviews I Learned About Women From Them by Virgil G. Damon and Isabella Taves. The chapter lists common old wives tales about pregnancy, birth, and nursing and offers medical clarifications on issues from hair waves to sun exposure and childbirth timing.
President Antonio Segni planned to ask Aldo Moro to form a government by uniting the Christian Democrats with the Socialists. Moro faces opposition from both left and right as he pursues a center-left coalition to secure parliamentary support while the Communists threaten a general strike in Rome amid fears of violence.
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI Missile men prepare to fuel a three stage rocket carrying the 138 pound satellite Imp short for Interplanetary Monitoring Probe. The first of seven satellites aimed to measure solar wind radiation to aid shielding for Apollo and to help forecast solar storms.
At the Vatican Council, bishops spar over forced retirement for age 75 with Archbishops and bishops urging or opposing compulsory resignations. A proposed decree calls retirement when老人 capacity falters, while concerns rise about financial support for aging bishops and a possible ecclesiastical social security fund.
Former President Truman derides Communists as liars and attacks the John Birch Society as Ku Klux Klansmen without night shirts. He urged reading the Constitution while addressing an Anti-Defamation League gala at the Flamingo hotel and warned against overthrow attempts to defend the republic. He noted Russians fear Chinese Communists and urged vigilance.
The Planning and Zoning Commission of Scottsdale Arizona will hold a public hearing on rezoning the W 345 feet of the NE Quarter of the NE Quarter Sec 35 T2N R4E Maricopa County. The parcel lies on the south side of Thomas about 700 feet west of Hayden Road with a detailed metes and bounds description and an exception starting at the NW corner.
City of Phoenix docket details property boundaries in Sec 35 for zoning from R1-7 Single Residential to C-3 Highway Commercial. Affected area lies along NE quarter of NE quarter and related parcels. Public hearing set for November 12 1963 at 8:00 PM in Scottsdale Court Room 131 East Main.
The Record notes births on Nov 10 and Nov 11. A girl born to Mr and Mrs James Cummings at 8238 E Columbus. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Frank Soucek at 4538 N 78rd St. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Leam Sullivan at 5431 N 75th St. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Jim Yoder at 3345 W Linwood Phoenix.
UPI reports Sen. Abraham Ribicoff criticizes the Arizona administration and Phoenix city government for failing to implement humanitarian programs amid 11,500 unemployed. He urges job creation and points to Kerr-Mills Act aid, urging state participation to meet medical needs of the indigent. He cites historical ideals of humanitarianism from the Mayflower Compact.
Four students at John Woolman School in Grass Valley enter their fifth day of fasting to protest Veterans Day observances. The group, including Evan Meyers of Sacramento and Nanci Chestnut Judy Palley and Laurel Westwick from the San Francisco Bay area, oppose what they call legalized murder and the honor given to those who would kill.
The Lincoln Memorial was constructed in Washington D.C. using white Colorado Yale marble on bedrock. The total cost reached 3,045,400 dollars and included the statue inside, per the World Almanac.
Rain saturated ground around an open pit iron mine in Ringwood New Jersey collapsed burying 16 year old Harry Van Dynk under tons of dirt and rubble. Two younger boys Aaron Milligan 11 and Randall Milligan 13 escaped and alerted authorities. Fire crews delayed rescues due to new cave-ins as water was pumped from nearby mines to lower the water level in the shaft.
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