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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1965
Page
2
Dr. Walter Alvarez notes panic during postmenopausal spells is common but not dangerous. He urges calm, laughs with patients, and promotes patient-led coping to avoid unnecessary hospital rushes and O2 tents. He stresses tact in denying entrenched self-diagnoses.
State groups pledged support at Camelback High School for a campaign to halt further real estate development on Camelback Mountain summit above 1,800 feet. Barry Goldwater, Civic leaders and about 450 attendees backed Preservation of Camelback Mountain Inc seeking 300000 to buy summit properties and transfer them to Maricopa County Parks for safekeeping.
A trio of educators will discuss federal aid and its potential for the Scottsdale School District before the public and Kachina School PTA members at 8 p.m. The program Up Front-Presenting Federal Aid is sponsored by the Scottsdale PTA Council and will be in the Kachina library at 4248 E. Campbell Phoenix. Speakers are Gene Metz Arizona special education assistant director John Kearney Scottsdale schools finance director and Marvin Seglem State superintendent of trade and industrial education.
Vatican sources say a visit to Communist Poland in 1966 is a strong possibility though no final decision exists. Il Messaggero reports the trip to mark Poland’s 1000th year as a Christian nation, including a pilgrimage to Czestochowa to honor the Black Madonna with a May 3 departure.
A compact UPI tally reviews daily stock movements across major exchanges. Markets show mixed results with industrials leading gains and tech firms lagging as investors await economic data and corporate earnings signals.
Scottsdale hosts the fourth annual Grey Eagles convention with about 125 members and wives attending a three day event led by chairman William G. Gilmore. Barry Goldwater will speak at the Saturday banquet while Tin Goose ferries guests to Thunderbird Field.
Robert Kimball, a U.S. aid mission official, was jailed five years by a South Vietnamese court for the fatal shooting of Mrs. Hai, with acquittal on the killing of Jack Ryan. He claimed the act stemmed from jealousy and said he tried to kill himself afterward. Damages totaling $2,400 were ordered to be paid to Hai's mother and estranged husband.
Police used dogs to disperse about 800 Senegalese chanting Africans outside Government House after Joshua Nkomo, Zimbabwe African Peoples Union leader, arrived by helicopter for talks with Prime Minister Ian Smith and British PM Harold Wilson on Rhodesia’s independence crisis. Police arrested several who refused to move amid traffic jams and demonstrations. Nkomo, restricted since 1964, advocates black rights in the white-ruled colony. The day followed Wilson's talks with Smith aiming to break the impasse over unilateral independence.
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