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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1965
Page
1
A medical view on obesity by Dr. Walter C. Alvarez discusses common misdiagnoses of glandular disease in overweight women. He argues most cases stem from overeating and inactivity, notes limited glandular causes, and promotes his weight control booklet.
A brisk day with a notable early event sets the tone for ARIES through PISCES. Comrades, public life, and modern methods are highlighted as you pursue concise plans, urging action, cooperation, and careful attention to finances, real estate, and social engagements.
In Geneva the United States and Russia clashed over a neutral plan for a large underground nuclear test ban without on site inspections. Moscow backed signing without delay while Washington opposed an unverified settlement, citing risks of hidden smaller explosions. Egypt proposed a moratorium on smaller underground tests.
Phoenix youths Don Luetke and Art Ratcliffe, both 15, were credited with saving a companion, Tommy Breshears, 16, from drowning after he failed to clear a canal gate. Luetke pulled Breshears to the bank while Ratcliffe performed mouth to mouth resuscitation. Breshears revived and did not require hospitalization.
Arizona may drop from producing over half of U S copper to about 44 percent by 1970 as Montana and Utah increase output by roughly 46 and 44 percent respectively. Frank Tuck, analyst for the Arizona Department of Mineral Resources, cites rising Western production as the cause.
Clifford Lanton Heinz III, 24, heir to the Heinz food fortune and a University of Chicago student, died after a self inflicted gunshot in his South Side apartment. Four friends rushed to help after hearing shots. A sealed note to father Clifford S. Heinz Jr. was found but not opened.
Rescuers race through continuing rains to reach 20 hikers in a cave named The Grotto in Zion Narrows Utah. Five missing from Los Angeles area were last seen ahead of the group after a long eight hour escape along ledges.
In Mexico City a last ditch effort seeks to let Nogales Sonora keep its free zone status past September 15 the Mexican deadline. The zone permits duty free entry of goods from the United States to border areas and brings millions of dollars in trade to Nogales annually.
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