Prove Interesting By Dr Walter C Alvarez
Read about turning pain into engaging conversation and staying cheerful despite arthritis. Dr Alvarez cites Osler and mountain-club ethos to urge self-control over complaints, offering a booklet for arthritis and rheumatism for request by mail.
Obituaries for E G Gransee and Agnes Schwartz
Services and burial scheduled for Ed ward G. Gransee 80 who died Saturday at his son’s home in Arizona with services in Austin Minnesota. Agnes Theresa Schwartz dies at 73 in Carefree Arizona with services in Holy Cross Cemetery Inglewood California and burial in California. survivors listed include children grandchildren and relatives.
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Austin
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Mesa
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Towa
Minnesota
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Agnes Theresa Schwartz
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Bloody Basin Rd
Carefree
Schwartz
Sun City
Altadena
Calif
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Torrance
Helen Schwartz
Florence Cunningham
Manhattan Beach
Tuttas
Elizabeth Jurry
Detroit
Mich
St. Joachim Catholic Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Inglewood
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Truman Accuses MacArthur in TV Autobiography
Former President Harry S Truman says only Douglas MacArthur blocked his path to White House residency. In a television memoir, Truman accuses MacArthur of creating feud over Korean War to court major political parties and win the presidency.
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Women Work More Yet Earn Less Says Labor Official
Mary Dublin Keyserling, head of the Labor Department Women’s Bureau, told home demonstrators that about 45 percent of women aged 18 to 64 hold jobs and that the wage gap with men has widened in the past 24 years across major industries employing many women. The trend, she said, will push the share of women in the workforce higher.
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Taft Urges GOP to Think More, Talk Less After Loss
Ohio Representative Robert Taft Jr. warns Republicans to pause and reflect after losing his Senate bid to Democrat Stephen Young. He says a period of contemplation is needed, with limited public debate as the party reevaluates its direction following the Goldwater era.
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Scottsdale Planning Commission to Hold Public Hearing December 8 1964
The Scottsdale Planning Commission will hold a special meeting December 8 1964 at 8:90 P.M. in the Court Room 131 Main Street to hear property owners on rezoning case W1 PZ 64 from R1 45 to R 4R for the NEM NW Section 22 T2N R4E G&SRB&M. All interested persons urged to attend.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Main Street
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G&srb&m
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U N Security Council Meets Over Israel Syria Border Clash
United Nations Security Council held an emergency meeting on the Israel Syria border clash sparked by an alleged unprovoked attack on frontier posts near the Sea of Galilee. Syria reported seven dead, Israel three, as fighting spanned Friday and Saturday. The border area was quiet by Sunday with Adlai Stevenson presiding.
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Sea of Galilee
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Rafik Asha
Goldwater backs Burch as GOP national chairman
In Jamaica post election, Barry Goldwater says Dean Burch will stay on as Republican national chairman due to a four year contract. He stresses party leadership remains in Congress with Dirksen and Halleck, while Nelson Rockefeller urges possible change amid defeat.
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UPI
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Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
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State Bankers Plan Industry Aid
Arizona bankers form the Arizona Bankers Industrial Development Fund to screen proposals and provide loans for new industry. Fifteen banks will participate in loans proportional to capital, starting with 5 million dollars, with advisory associate members from utilities and large firms. Screening committees may be placed in Flagstaff Yuma Globe and Phoenix.
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UPI
Arizona
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Flagstaff
Yuma
Globe and Phoenix
Byers
Chamber of Commerce
C of C
Bankers' Finance Committee
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