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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1964
Page
1
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant defends nightly barbiturate use for elderly patients. He cites long experience, lack of withdrawal in typical cases, and notes benefits when combined with aspirin or codeine. He warns against scare articles and urges physician discretion.
In Reseda California a family returns home to find six eight day old German Shepherd puppies dead from crushed heads. Mother Penny the dam stands by as two grown dogs remain confined in a kennel. Neighbors feared the dogs and a petition to limit the Andersons to four dogs circulated. Police filed a malicious killing of dogs report and listed the event as a crime tied to a contested pet ownership dispute.
United Press International details 24 hour temperatures and precipitation ending at 4 am across the nation. The report covers range highs and lows, with regional deviations and notable weather patterns influencing daily conditions.
Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a bridge hand and warns players to value the key tricks. He argues that South should avoid chasing overtricks and instead focus on the tricks that count toward the contract, even if it means surrendering extra spades.
Your eye and taste will tell instantly why pastries and cakes from Guggy's are favored. From wedding cakes to rolls the bakery emphasizes choice ingredients and baking know how. Be a wife saver and eat at Guggy's.
President Johnson used a fundraising dinner in Harrisburg to rail against “reckless factions” in American politics while highlighting a choice between extremist doctrine and stable governance. He cited a 7 to 3 lead over Goldwater in Pennsylvania and urged unity to prevent division. Clark and Blatt predicted Democratic victories, and Johnson called for rejecting extremism in this year of decision.
Sen Javits urged Congress to avoid a clash with the Supreme Court and back a nonbinding advisory declaration delaying state reapportionment. Senate GOP Leader Dirksen dismissed worries, calling the test of powers potentially salutary while backing a postponement bill.
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