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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1963
Page
10
V K Krishna Menon reemerged from obscurity to defend his tarnished record before Parliament in New Delhi. He drew mild applause from the Congress while facing boos from opposition ranks as debate continued.
The piece cites Barry Crane and Mrs. Her mine Baron as top players who open lightly, with Crane winning a slam by precise bidding in a Life Master Pair Championship. It contrasts West and East styles, hints at weather influence on plays, and adds a Bridge book offer.
Soviet experts traveled to Italy to acquire Formica rufa ants. The ants are used as a biological insecticide to restore forest balance by quickly eradicating leaf eating worms, reducing the need for chemical pesticides and saving money.
Dr. Wernher Von Braun argues that canceling Apollo would not guarantee cancer funding and that NASA's broad plan supports exploration, technology, and global leadership. He notes cancer research needs funding but emphasizes breakthroughs require exploitation and substantial investment beyond mere money.
Scottsdale High student Bob Berrier returns from a 10 day DeMolay Leadership Camp in Green Lake Wisconsin as senior councilor for Arizona and Scottsdale DeMolay. Knute Knutson attends the 12th National Training Conference for Boy Scouts leaders at the University of Illinois in Champaign. The Lewis family tours Carlsbad Caverns. Donald Heaton will enter the University of Pittsburgh as a freshman this fall.
A Buffalo lab team at Roswell Park Memorial Institute develops cigarettes made from blended vegetable leaves as a tobacco substitute. Dr. George E. Moore leads the effort to create a satisfying smoke with no tobacco, testing tar harm on mice and using cabbage, dandelion, beet, and petunia leaves in blends.
Honolulu soldier Ronald Kent Loughlin a disk jockey for a local radio station faced Army orders to quit his off hours gig due to duty conflicts at Tripler Hospital's bedpan network He halted a 48 hour broadcast barricaded with gun club guards amid public support and concern about mass attention The Army said his military obligation comes first with action pending in two months of service remaining.
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