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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1964
Page
1
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant recalls a shift in heart attack treatment for clotting in coronary arteries. Five experts debated long term anticoagulants amid evolving data and safety concerns. Dr. Alan Johnson of Bellevue notes waning enthusiasm due to mixed stats and bleeding risks.
President Johnson plans a Texarkana stop Friday night after the Chamizal ceremony in El Paso to dedicate a bronze Kennedy memorial plaque on Stateline Avenue where the late president appeared. The invitation list includes Rep. Wright Patman and others with governors invited from Arkansas Texas and Louisiana. The trip ties to a Texas Oklahoma swing with stops in Kufala Dam Oklahoma and Oklahoma City. Johnson and Mexican President Lopez Mateos will oversee the Chamizal settlement transfer ending a century dispute.
Records list birth announcements for multiple families noting parents addresses and newborns with genders and Sept dates. Names include Mr and Mrs Richard Martin Tempe Earl Owens Brian DeZara Stack Roe buck Mulholland Nelson Fraser Scott with corresponding birth dates from Sept seventeenth to nineteenth.
Washington UPI reports management sources show optimism a threatened nationwide railway strike could be avoided before the Tuesday walkout. Representatives of railroads and six unions held talks through the morning with union spokesmen caucusing. One railroad source said there is nothing definitive yet but does not expect a strike.
In Torrance California police hunted five youths after a 15 year old cerebral palsy victim Margaret Mary Little was slashed four times on the arms and cheek as she walked home from Tor rance High School. A male youth quoted decried misfits in school. The victim required medical care but not hospitalization.
The Beatles wrap up their American tour with a charity show at Times Square Paramount Theatre raising 75000 dollars for cerebral palsy and retarded infants services. Police controlled crowds as 3862 seats were filled with fans paying five to one hundred dollars each.
Democratic nominee Sam Goddard will address the East Mesa Democratic Women’s Club meeting in Yuma after calling the Fannin administration remiss in probing state government corruption. He argues for nonpartisan action to clear offices and officials under suspicion.
In Escala Spain Chris tine Keeler, linked to Britain's sex and security scandal, was arrested for speeding on Sunday and fined 8.33 dollars.
Robert V. Bebow44 Motorola engineer died deer hunting Saturday services held at 2 p.m. today in Messinger Mortuary interment Greenwood Memorial Cemetery survivors wife Mary E son John L three daughters Susie Ruth Mary sister Daraite Brazee Lansing Michigan native came to Arizona eight years ago from Dayton Ohio. Raymond F Heliker Jr 29 Scottsdale school teacher died Saturday after a long illness private services at Green Acres Mortuary taught sixth grade at Supai Elementary School graduate Newark State College and attended Arizona State College Delta Chi fraternity memorial donations to Phoenix Cystic Fibrosis Foundation survivors wife Nancy parents and two sisters.
Barry Goldwater met with former President Dwight D. Eisenhower in Gettysburg to secure Eisenhower's political support and to participate in a film session for nationwide television. After lunch the pair planned a friendly visit before Goldwater heads to Charlotte and later campaigns through the Southwest Midwest and New England. He criticized the Johnson administration over Vietnam and Tonkin incidents and pressed for truth about U.S. policy.
An 18 month old Tempe boy named David Allen son of Mr and Mrs James Allen of 1404 Orange St Tempe drowned last night after being missing about 30 minutes The child was found in the family pool at 7 pm and pronounced dead on arrival at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital by his father who discovered him.
Washington based William E Miller asserts a new Soviet anti Semitic campaign shows cruelty and despotism of communism. He cites a newtranslation of a Kishinev state publisher booklet describing Judaism as alien to the Soviet Spirit and as a sinister force of subversion and money grub.
A Great Books Discussion Club will hold its first meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Scottsdale Public Library. Library Director Gene Wright said the group will meet twice monthly for the next nine months and will resume sessions next fall for the second part of the two year program. Meetings times will be arranged for convenience and discussions will last two hours. Wright said the club offers contacts to members who are missed in daily life. Those interested may contact Wright at the library.
An article extols spinal alignment and chiropractic care. It argues that exercise alone cannot fix health problems and that spinal health enables the body to work better. It cites the A. J. Cook spine and urges readers to seek a chiropractic check-up.
A group of Protestant theologians led by Dr Reinhold Niebuhr endorsed President Read for reelection in November. They condemned a Goldwater vote as irresponsible and reckless. The signatories include John C Bennett Robert McAfee Brown Robert Spike Harvey Cox Waldo Beach Henry Van Dusen and Roger Shinn, all on Christianity and Crisis editorial board. The editorial appears in the current issue.
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