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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1965
Page
2
Kansas specialist explains three main ankle ligaments and sprain degrees. Treatment ranges from light walking with tape for first degree to immobilization and rest for third degree, with gradual return to activity and rare need for surgery. Angina-warned limits on walking are noted.
UPI war correspondent Robert C. Miller says the United States is winning militarily but not politically in Vietnam. He suggests an election held that night would show North Vietnamese leadership ahead.
An 11 month old boy died from a beating by the mother's roommate, coroner jury rules. David M. Livengood, 19, charged with the death of Raymond Eugene Kingerey, after investigators cite the assailant said he struck the infant for crying.
Dr. Delbert Secrist, president of the Tucson Unified School District 1 board, threatens to resign if Fellowship of Christian Athletes appearances at schools are canceled. He links inspiration to youth reform amid recent sex club murders and arrests, as teachers urge non school sponsorship for religious groups at assemblies.
United Press International reports stock market mood with Dow Jones averages at 2 p.m. EST. The brief notes latest shifts in blue chip shares and overall market direction.
Barry Goldwater says the Republican Party is in bad shape and will not do well in the 1966 off-year elections. He notes a long way to go but expects Nixon would be the party’s choice if a convention were held tomorrow. He says he would not seek the nomination again.
The Ecumenical Council backed a progressive charter in the Church in the Modern World focusing on economic justice. A 1,740 to 41 vote approved the section urging redistribution of wealth, global hunger relief, development aid, and limits on private monopoly while supporting public ownership where needed.
Maricopa County Health Department reports the highest air pollution level ever recorded in the Salt River Valley. Director Joseph J. Weinstein cites cloudy weather and particulate matter from dust and engine residue as contributing factors. The high pollution season runs from October to May.
Senator Robert F. Kennedy faced chanting supporters and hecklers at the University gymnasium in Concepcion as about 3,000 students gathered. Objects were thrown after he left, while pro and anti Communist factions clashed and police could not intervene due to university autonomy. Kennedy defended free expression and proclaimed long live Chile.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk faced a protest in Montevideo when a young Communist spat at him during a wreath laying at a Uruguayan hero statue. Jesus P. R. Rojas aimed at Rusk but missed. police detained him and he was later admitted to Maciel Hospital for head injuries. Rusk was in Montevideo for four hours en route from Buenos Aires to the foreign ministers' conference opening today in Rio de Janeiro.
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