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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1965
Page
2
Dr Walter Alvarez reflects on brave patients who endure pain without complaint and recalls Robert Louis Stevenson during tuberculosis and chronic illness. The piece urges cheer for those who persevere despite fear of death from heart attack stroke or other diseases.
Danbury Connecticut leaders paid cautious tributes to Henry A. Wallace former vice president and liberal figure who died at 77 after months of illness. The note of respect came from President Johnson Truman Humphrey Dewey and others who recalled his long and controversial career from Secretary of Agriculture to commerce and as a progressive party candidate.
Walter Arnold Phelps 63 former Scottsdale Moose Lodge commander died at home Thursday. A WWII veteran and retired Seamless Tube Co. maintenance operator who moved to Scottsdale in 1959. Survived by wife Anna and daughter Marsha. services Saturday at Green Acres Chapel of Light. Burial in Green Acres Cemetery.
A federal three judge panel in Phoenix seeks a quick end to testimony in the Klahr reapportionment suit. The case tests the 3-30-90 plan with a 90 member House and realigned districts based on a current population standard.
Ren Hume H. Kelly of Boston introduced a resolution to place the Boston Police Department under state supervision citing rampant murderers in the streets. The measure points to numerous incidents in Greater Boston over recent months.
United Press International reports New York stocks with mixed moves led by Alcoa at 67 percent and American Can at 57 percent. Major names shown include AT&T 63, Ford 58, General Electric 49, Sears Roebuck 46, RCA 48, and Pepsi Cola 78 8.
Lynda Byrd Johnson, eldest daughter of President Johnson, slipped into New York Thursday night to see The Right Honourable Gentleman. She was accompanied only by her Secret Service escorts.
The Civil Aeronautics Board blamed a pilot’s misreading of an unfamiliar DME approach chart for the Bonanza Air Lines crash near McCarran Field Las Vegas on Nov 15 1964. All three crew members and 26 passengers died as the F27 struck high terrain in a snowstorm.
The Cocopah elementary chorus sings We Are the Youth of the Nation at Scottsdale district dedication events. Ceremonies begin 2 30 p m at the new grade school on 6615 E Cholla Rd with tours for the public. Rev John Shaw delivers invocation. Larry Roth leads the pledge. Keith Turley gives the welcome. Don Chambers and Supt Charles Holt speak.
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