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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1963
Page
2
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant outlines ten approaches to end a marriage or reduce a spouse's influence. The list references cautious strategies, legal avenues, and relationship boundaries without detailing any actionable harm.
In a discussion of Dr Virgil G Damon’s book he lists tactics a wife might use to pressure a husband including shaming him in public accusing him of infidelity controlling finances delaying or denying intimacy and hovering with constant checks He argues a wife’s behavior largely determines marriage success noting frequent pregnancy as a poor ploy and stressing that possessiveness signals weakness While he concedes some readers will be bewitched by these stories he emphasizes the wife’s role in marital fate and suggests a calmer approach at home.
Dr. Edward C. Welsh of the National Aeronautics and Space Council says Khrushchev’s weekend space statements were designed to curb U.S. activity rather than signal a Soviet withdrawal. Welsh notes two key sentences imply Russia will not rush manned lunar missions and will wait for careful planning, while Washington debates NASA funding.
The record lists births: Huff at ac3 N. 46th St. boy on Oct 30. Murphy at 6428 E Jenan Dr. boy on Oct 29. Bostdorff at 8637 E Jackrabbit Rd. boy on Oct 26. Orson at 256 N. 76th St. girl on Oct 25.
A murder case in which Tilmer Eugene Thompson stands trial for the bludgeoning and stabbing death of his wife Carol Thompson in St. Paul. The trial moved to Minneapolis amid venue concerns with co-defendants Norman Mastman and Dick W. Anderson charged separately with first degree murder. The state cites a $1,061,000 life and accidental death policy and alleged conspiracy among the trio.
Phoenix attorney William Richard Peterson, 40, was found dead near a water hole two miles west of Curry's Corner after an afternoon golf and shooting trip. Deputies say he accidentally shot himself in the stomach with a 45 caliber pistol. two rifles lay nearby and ammunition clip was not in the weapon. An autopsy was planned to confirm the bullet caliber. Coroner Holcomb and Sheriff’s deputies investigated. Peterson previously served briefly as an assistant county attorney.
In historic votes the Ecumenical Council affirmed bishops share of supreme authority with the Pope and approved restoring the ancient order of deacons. Deacons may marry if their country permits, with celibacy not required. Debates paused on the document as the council moves to new schema. The sixth liturgical chapter on sacred music also gains final approval, promoting native music in mission regions. A Maryology discussion was added to a pending document, seen as a liberal win to avoid widening Protestant divisions.
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