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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1963
Page
2
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant notes X ray skulls rarely reveal brain problems as density is uniform. 1000 patients with mental difficulties showed 1.7 percent unsighted issues. enlarged sella means pituitary changes and potential tumors, Paget disease possible, and thyroid lack can alter skull. Book on deaf populations offers genetics and rehab insights.
UPI reports Sen Barry Goldwater toured Hartford meeting GOP leaders and CT Insurance Agents 800 attendees. He criticized the Kennedy administration forecasting inflation and debt rise by 30 billion since 1958. He refused to rule out a presidential bid, saying he’ll consider if the draw is right.
Baptist announces a birth for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee Feuchter at 7443 E Fillmore a boy born Dec 24. Doctors Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kashey at 5601 FE Mockingbird Lane report a boy born Oct 20.
The first 21 000 tons of Canadian wheat arrived in the Soviet Union and was unloaded in 71 hours. With 6.8 million tons bought for 500 million dollars, talks target another 250 million from the United States as 50 000 more Canadian tons head for Odessa. Cattle slaughter rises amid fodder shortages, sparking concerns of future meat shortages and bread rationing measures.
Two British ships a Moroccan vessel and two Lebanese ships joined the maritime administration black list of vessels barred from U S government funded cargoes for trading with Cuba The new listings bring the blacklist to 187 named Newgate and Newlane British Leftic and Vergolivada Lebanese and Banora Moroccan were added to the list announced Thursday
Reports say South Viet Nam and North Viet Nam may be exploring contacts that could lead to a truce. No official confirmation. U.S. aid to South Viet Nam continues amid hopes for renewed economic links and possible settlement.
Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu arrives in Phoenix for an 8 p.m. talk at the Westward Ho Hotel. She says the United States gives aid to Yugoslavia without limit while Vietnam seeks greater independence yet relies on U.S. support.
Scottsdale realtor Dick Searles has deposited 10000 toward the 8.3 acre parcel at Scottsdale and McDowell Roads. He must pay 345000 by Dec 16 to receivers of Arizona Savings and Loan Association. Judge Henry Stevens approved the sale.
Don Womack of Scottsdale was installed as president of Papago Toastmasters. District Governor Bill Pedersen presided as officers Bob Mason Ed Kirdar Walter Wall Glenn Reed and E Mauldin were also installed in roles including educational and administrative vice presidents secretary treasurer and sergeant at arms.
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