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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1965
Page
3
Washington columnist Dick West notes the cold cause is often virus or allergy and recalls old remedies from druggists. He met Edward Butler of Point Pleasant who won a cold tablet contest and shared anecdotes about camomile tea flaxseed mixtures onion remedies and goose grease once sold or used by parents.
Scottsdale School District plans a week of classroom teaching for all certificated administrators led by Superintendent Charles C. Holt to gain firsthand classroom perspective. Dr. Jackson M. Drake of Arcadia High School launches business principles and shorthand instruction as part of the program. An elementary principal proposes teaching five grade levels and a district administrator will teach a geography program he helped develop with plans for evaluation before year end.
FASTEETH is an alkaline denture powder that secures false teeth more firmly and improves eating and speaking comfort. Sprinkle a little on plates to avoid gummy taste and to reduce denture odor. available at drug counters.
The Parada del Sol theme contest deadline is extended to October 23 per Parada chairman Bill Mack. The Junior Chamber of Commerce panel will meet October 26 to pick the theme. winner receives a trophy and a parade float ride. Entries go to Jaycee Parada Theme Box 252 Scottsdale.
Hollywood report says comedian Phyllis Diller aged 48 married actor Warde Donovan aged 49 last Thursday in Pacific Palisades. The bride announced the wedding on Monday, marking a new marriage for Diller.
United Press International reports rising claims of false statements and tax hikes as Arizona voters face two propositions. Rep Chet Goldberg cites tax phases tied to Gov Goddard’s plan, while Rep Laverne Welker accuses bond opponents of smokescreens and defends voter rights in bond approvals.
UPI reports Arizona senators Carl Hayden and Paul Fannin joined 20 Democrats and 25 Republicans to reject cloture on the repeal of the right to work law. The vote failed 47 to 45 as debate continued. Fannin defended the statute as protecting a fundamental right to decide about joining a union.
James Alfred Gist, 23, described the failed heist as a big mistake after attempting to rob a westside Arizona Bank. A cigarette lighter gun jammed, the paper bag split spilling coins, and a bicycle thwarted the escape as officers pursued Gist. He said he needed money to help his mother with bills.
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