Local Man Honored and Appointments Reported
Lute B. Wasbotten owner of Lute’s Scottsdale Pharmacy travels to Richmond Virginia as a guest of A H Robins Company through Friday after being named 1963 state recipient of the Bowl of Hygeia award for community service. Walter H Leveen assistant VP electronics research officer at First National Bank of Arizona replaces James E Perry. Paul Shank to speak at Cornell Institute on merchandising design and planning. First Lt Van F Heywood completes USAF management course for supervisors in Libya. Robert E Swanson named district representative for Aid Association for Lutherans in this area. He is a Coast Guard veteran and member of Holy Cross Lutheran Church.
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Lute B. Wasbotten
Lute
Scottsdale
Richmond
A. H. Robins Company
Time
Walter H. Leveen
E. Windsor
First National Bank of Arizona
Leveen
James E. Perry
Paul Shank
Food Facility Engineering Institute
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Shanks
Paul Shanks
Robert E. Swanson
E. Valley View Rd
Aid Association For Lutherans
Swanson
Coast Guard
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Doctors battle rare botulism in Knoxville outbreak
In Knoxville Tennessee doctors and public health officials fought type E botulism after a businessman David S. Cohen and his daughter Amy Beth died after eating smoked whitefish from Kroger stores. Other family members and hospital patients fell ill or were observed as investigations linked infections to Dornbos Fisheries products. Kroger removed suspected product from 1375 stores and Michigan officials inspected inventories amid the crisis.
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Knoxville, Tenn
UPI
University Hospital
Washington
Canada
David S. Cohen
Berkline Corp
Morristown
Tenn
Amy Beth Cohen
Kroger Co
West Knoxville
Dornbos Bros. Fisheries
Grand Haven
Mich
Rudolph Palazelle
Lawrence Silverman
Matthew
Rachel
Palazelle
Liverman
University of Tennessee
Cohen
Knoxville
Kroger
Michigan Agriculture Department
River Expedition Halted by Mammoth Boulders in Barranca de Cobre
Dr. John L. Cross led fifteen Americans into Mexico's Barranca de Cobre seeking scientific data but river boulders as large as houses forced a 120 mile retreat after food rationing among the team. They reached Creel, Chihuahua, safe on Monday with Cross awaiting a press conference.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
UPI
Barranca de Cobre
John L. Cross 45
Orem
Utah
Rio Afrique
Cross
Creel
James C. Dean
Salt Lake City
Civilization
Pacifico
Copper Canyon
Dean
U. S. Air Force Rescue Service
Critics Greet Opening of Mme. Nhu's U. S. Visit
Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu arrived in New York for a three week U S visit aimed at improving her image and that of South Vietnam government. She spoke of seeking understanding and noted harsh U S policy criticism has provoked controversy. Some Congress members opposed the visit.
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Mme. Nhu
U. S
New York
UPI
Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States
South Viet Nam
Nhu
U.S
Pancake House Hosts 30 Kids From Gompers
Thirty preschoolers from Samuel Gompers School were bused to the Colonial Pancake House in Scottsdale for a two hour visit. Kurt the Clown and his pig entertained the group before they returned to Phoenix. The restaurant served free breakfasts to the children.
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Samuel Gompers School
E. McDowell Rd
Kurt the Clown
Samuel Gompers
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Kurt
Colonial Pancake House
Goldwater Seen Narrowing Lead Over Rockefeller for GOP Nomination
Pollster Louis Harris says Barry Goldwater could beat Nelson Rockefeller 68 to 37 percent among GOP and Independent voters. Goldwater holds strength in the South Midwest and Far West while Rockefeller leads in the East. Rockefeller's position slips to parity with Michigan Governor Romney in the GOP race.
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Washington
UPI
Louis Harris
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Washington Post
Harris
Goldwater
Rockefeller
South
Midwest
East
Michigan
George Romney
Building Permits Fall Nearly Half in September
Building permits total $976 592 issued in September, down about 50 percent from the same month last year. Permits covered 65 homes valued at $552 200, six apartment buildings $333 000, two stores $8 000, and 12 swimming pools $32 395. Hallcraft Homes received 42 home permits for Park Scottsdale. September last year issued 30 new home permits.
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Hallcraft Homes
Park Scottsdale
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