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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1965
Page
2
Emeritus Mayo Clinic doctor cites 400 cases where estrogen may prolong life after breast cancer and argues estrogen is not a cancer risk. He also discusses spousal roles in assault cases, upcoming psychotic-child clinics in Staten Island, and urges seeing a physician for dizziness with Alvarez pamphlet offer.
Rioters at Menard Prison stabbed three guards to death and held others hostage for four hours during a Tuesday night riot. Two guards were among six wounded, with five in critical condition, as Ross Randolph helped secure surrender and release hostages.
UPI reports at a Bonn Luftwaffe base, F104G fighters carry American atomic bombs under tight joint control. The system requires presidential authorization for takeoff, with U S officers guarding weapon custody and German pilots on constant alert. NATO aims to expand to five wings and 290 armed planes.
Belgium mourns Dowager Queen Elisabeth 89 after a second fatal heart attack in three weeks. Grandmother of King Baudouin, Prince Albert, and Grand Duchess Josephine Charlotte, she died at Stuyvenberg Palace. Funeral set for Tuesday in Brussels.
New York stocks showed varied moves with gains for several industrials and techs while many blue chips posted modest declines. Leaders included AT&T General Electric and Ford Motors with notable percentages, alongside mixed results from GM and RCA amid broad trading.
The Soviet Union and Cuba signed a technological cooperation agreement Tuesday night, as reported by the Tass news agency.
Curtis Castillow 28 of Phoenix was charged with manslaughter after a head on collision in Scottsdale killed Ann Louise Gaughan 18. Castillow was jailed then released on 2500 bond after police said his westbound car was on the wrong side of McDowell Road at 83rd Street. The victim’s mother Hazel Gaughan 47 was in fair condition. she had picked up her daughter near the Motorola plant at 52nd Street and McDowell. Castillow received five citations.
The Sea Dragon, a U.S. nuclear powered submarine, returned to Sasebo Japan on Tuesday amid protests from leftists last year when it first visited the country.
Rain returns to a drenched Southland with 1 to 2 inches expected on the coast and higher in mountains. Weather officials warn of continued wet weather through Monday with cold snaps, mud and rock slides closing mountain highways and schools.
Funeral services set for Donald A. Tuckwood 37 of Hawaii to be held in Miami Florida. He died Sunday in Hawaii after living in Scottsdale and working seven years at KTVK. he opened an advertising agency two years ago. Survived by wife Helen daughters Janice Lynn and his Pennsylvania-based parents and a brother.
BERGEN HOHNE Germany trooper Robin W Painter aged 20 received eight months in jail from a British Army of the Rhine military court for attempting to cross the English Channel in an amphibious army truck He told the court he wanted to get home to his family.
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