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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1964
Page
8
Emeritus Mayo Clinic physician Dr Walter Alvarez defends the pill’s safety and efficacy for conception prevention. He notes reduced side effects with smaller doses, cites expert reviews on clotting risk, and argues cholesterol concerns from eggs and high readings are not definitive indicators of heart disease.
A bridge tale from a North East South West duel features South watching West reveal the end card the king of spades and South’s sharp counter finesse. West’s misdirection and East’s hearts blunted the contract, ending with East scoring two heart tricks to defeat the contract.
Leona Gage former Miss USA and Miss Universe contestant remains in critical condition in County General Hospital after a self inflicted overdose attempt. Police report a note at the Sunset Boulevard motel reveals her intent and a half ounce of marijuana was found in her boot. She previously faced a Scottsdale charge for leaving a $370 bill at the Executive House.
The Labor Department through the Women’s Bureau predicted clerical jobs could double in ten years. The booklet notes over 7 million women are now employed in clerical work, the most of any occupation. Wages range from 56.50 weekly for file clerks to 96.50 weekly for secretaries.
Communist insiders circulate a document blaming Nikita Khrushchev for a cascade of errors. The indictment cites the Cuban missile crisis misstep, the shoe banging at the UN, Sino Soviet split tensions, biased favor toward personal allies, poor public conduct, and poor planning in agriculture and industry.
Washington humorist parodies 1964 campaign polls by spoof surveys from bumper stickers barber shop patrons popcorn boxes and Meramec Caverns tourists estimating preferences for Johnson Goldwater and other items with numerical percentages.
NASA Space Director James E Webb told Alabama businessmen that the state’s image may hinder rocket research recruitment. He cited racial segregation concerns and difficulty attracting executives and students to NASA jobs in Huntsville. Webb noted no immediate large NASA transfers from the area.
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