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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1963
Page
2
Emeritus Consultant warns patients on using gastric freezing to cure ulcers. Doctors report mixed results and dangerous complications including bleeding and stomach wall damage. He stresses mental peace and nonoperative care as the main path to healing.
State Department urged acceptance of Cuba policy but was met with limited support as John J. Crimmins spoke to a packed Legion meeting. Dean Rusk warned against war and the convention adopted a hard line urging stronger action to expel Communists from the hemisphere.
Gary Leek is appointed full time program director at the Boys' Club of Scottsdale located at 7502 E Osborn Rd. He hails from Anaheim California where he worked with the Boys' Club of Pasadena and Fullerton. The club seeks clothing donations for Boys' Ranch of Queen Creek with a deadline of October 1.
The nomination of Waller E. Craig of Phoenix for a federal district judgeship in Arizona has been endorsed by a Senate subcommittee and will move to the full Senate. Sen. Carl Havelen presented Craig. Sen. Barry Goldwater endorsed by telephone en route to Washington.
Senate Republican Leader Everett McKinley Dirksen, recently reelected from Illinois, was picketed by about a thousand demonstrators protesting civil rights public accommodations and opposed by GOP women as supporting a treaty deemed a hoax. Dirksen urged support for Kennedy's test ban treaty in an Illinois Federation of Republican Women speech.
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson ends a 15,000 mile Northern Europe trip with a brief Greenland stop canceled due to United States press of business. He will fly home from Iceland, while Danish events remain on schedule yet attendance remains low.
The Maricopa County clerk's office records a marriage license issued to a Scottsdale resident. The notice names Mr. Richard Buch ayecky and others, with details obscured in the OCR, indicating a timely filing for a marriage event around September.
Federal charges allege pilot Dale H. Southard carried arms on National Airlines flights between New York and Miami. Guns and ammunition were reportedly sold to Cuban exiles through the Gunn Shop in Miami Shores. The DC6B crash near Bolivia, North Carolina on January 6, 1960, killed 34, including Julian Frank of Westport, Conn. Frank’s widow sues Occidental Insurance for policy payout.
A 26 foot Navy launch capsized in fog and rain off Port Jefferson, sending 21 sailors into the water. Coast Guard helicopters rescued 20. one man remained missing as a search continued. Sailors clung to the craft for hours before drifting to shore and were taken to a firehouse in Setauket.
Services for George M. Norton, 7a, will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Green Acres Mortuary with Rev. Wasyne Haun officiating. Norton died Thursday at his Wey NL 75th St. home. He moved to the area five years ago from Coldwater Michigan where he worked 35 years for Wolver ine Portland Cement Co. Survivors include his wife Sve Vins, a daughter Mrs Almeda Brouber of Scottsdale, three sons Oba, Gratton of Phoenix and Lee Michigan, and four great grandchildren.
President Kennedy at a national conference says the nation faces a difficult civil rights test but is generally doing well as 150 Southern communities desegregated in two weeks. He praises community leaders for peaceful transitions amid lingering emotions and notes greater obstacles in some areas without naming Gov. Wallace.
A international banking expert says Mexican banks face stricter laws than U S banks. Robert Salvatierra of Southern Arizona Bank told the Tucson Retail Trade Bureau that Mexican banks must keep 40 percent of net funds with the Federal Bank of Mexico, mortgage rates run about 12 percent, and auto loans allow up to 70 percent of the car price with 16 percent interest over 24 months.
Minneapolis reports that two young sisters Melissa Ann Lee five and Barbara Foshaug four are still missing after last seen playing in an alley. Police and FBI conduct end stage searches in South Minneapolis with no solid leads. A ransom note demanding two million dollars is dismissed as a hoax.
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