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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1963
Page
2
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez explains jaundice as a danger signal with varied causes. Infectious hepatitis, serum hepatitis after transfusions, gallstones, pancreatic cancer, liver cancer, cirrhosis, alcohol effects, and drug reactions are discussed alongside diagnosis through exam, labs, biopsy, and imaging.
UPI report quotes Rep. Joseph Montoya as saying Barry Goldwater cannot convince voters he is a responsible moderate. Montoya warns the GOP convention may embrace the switch, but Democrats tout progress and a broad base from city and farm to big business. He urges Arizona Young Democrats to study GOP promises and listen carefully.
Agriculture Secretary Orville L. Freeman says selling U S wheat to Russia could save about 200 million in storage costs. He cites Soviet purchases of 150 to 200 million bushels amid a 1 2 billion bushel U S surplus. The Foreign Agricultural Service notes possible total sales up to 250 million bushels with the USSR interested in about 150 million. Freeman argues the move would raise farm income lower the balance of payments deficit and stabilize wheat prices.
Sen Javits Zsche investigates Valachi testifying on crime links to Las Vegas gambling. He plans to quiz Valachi in closed session about Cosa Nostra interests tied to Meyer Lansky and Vito Genovese, amid broader subcommittee hearings on crime in Tampa Buffalo and Boston.
Scottsdale club installs Bob McGregor as president with Hugh Herrell as installing officer. Other officers include Gordon Giles administrative vice president Carl Leidner secretary Russ Hart treasurer Ralph Verfurth and Fred Goulden sergeant at arms. LA convention attendance noted.
The United Press International reports higher temperatures nationwide with several states posting record highs. Weather patterns shift as heat waves push Thermometer readings upward in cities from coast to coast.
The record lists births at Baptist and St Josephs hospitals or churches. Clarence Bittinger and spouse on 7313 E Coronado Rd welcomed a boy on Oct 12. Earl Gilliam and spouse on 9842 N 11th St welcomed a girl on Oct 12. Dean Young and spouse on 7819 E Hubbell welcomed a boy on Oct 11.
London based reports circulate that Mao Tse-tung may quit as active Chinese Communist Party leader though Moscow and Peking remain hard in their positions. Liu Shao-chi seen as likely successor while Mao could stay influential as elder statesman guiding the party.
Reports of a fresh landslide behind the Vajont Dam create fear among rescue crews and survivors of last week's flood. Officials clash over danger as observers note rock movement, with potential to push water backward toward Casarsa and Erto. About 2,500 people died previously.
In New York NBC correspondent John Sharkey told Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu he wore a head and hand bandage after being beaten by South Vietnamese secret police. She apologized, saying she hoped he would recover soon after the monk’s self immolation in Saigon.
Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu attacked U S policies on Meet the Press saying liberalism in the United States is closer to communism than Viet Nam. She blamed U S pressure on Diem for tensions and planned lectures in New York Times lunch, Radcliffe College, and Harvard University in Cambridge.
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