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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1963
Page
2
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant decries laymen judging cancer cures. He cites government tests showing tap water or common substances, notes doctors’ cautious history with new drugs, and praises Banting Kendall and Fleming for sharing discoveries freely. He warns against trusting unvetted cures.
United Press International notes a severe nationwide drought and fires with millions in damage. Key cities report records with several states enacting emergency loans as streams dry and crops fail.
At St. Peter's Basilica Pope Paul VI led cardinals and bishops in a Mass commemorating the 1958 election of John XXIII. Leo Suenens lauded John XXIII as a humble, God centered leader who opened a new era for the church. The Ecumenical Council suspended its session for the ceremony and will resume Tuesday.
Rev Franklin Clark Fry president of the Lutheran Church in America spoke at a Phoenix rally calling the Rome meetings open and charitable while noting observers found sessions not entirely reassuring. He cited Catholic World Council cooperation and late Pope John XXIII as key to better attitudes.
Actress Mamie Van Doren announces a political fund raising tour of Washington state with a nude color leotard act to draw Republican support. She claims the rallies, billed as a “rally around the leotard,” are sold out and expects large turnout. The performer says she is not aligned to any party.
A head on collision on U S Highway 66 near Galup New Mexico killed Luz Garza a 37 year old migrant worker and seven of his ten children Noelia 16 Odelia 13 Irma 11 Vivano 8 Lupe 5 Mercedes 4 and Roselio 1 The mother Marie Garza 40 and truck driver William Wakefield 49 were injured along with three other Garza children All were listed as expected to survive The family was en route to visit relatives in Alamo Texas from Idaho potato harvest authorities cited speed and wrong lane driving plus driver fatigue as factors
A UPI report notes Republicans view Richard Nixon as a potential anti-Goldwater figure if Rockefeller falters. Nixon may be pushed into the race to unite anti-Goldwater Republicans, though some doubt his readiness to bid before the convention.
The Planning and Zoning Commission of Scottsdale Arizona will hold a public hearing on rezoning a parcel on the south side of Thomas about 700 feet west of Hayden Road. The request, from R1-7 Single Residential to C-3 Highway Commercial, affects portions of Sec 35 T2N R4E. Owners are invited to attend on November 12 1963 at 8:00 p.m. in the City Court Room 131 East Main.
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