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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1964
Page
1
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez reviews five years of tolbutamide use in 2,500 diabetes patients, with 43 percent showing good results and 23 percent fair. Secondary failures affect 432 cases, and phenformin adds control in 21 of 28. Side effects occur in 1 percent. He promote s a booklet on hardening arteries and cholesterol.
Record lists births for numerous Phoenix area families on Sept 18 19 and 21. Names include Kasold Mony Strubble Brown Benedict De Blois Hendrix Lakatos Hudson Maderazzo and others with twin birth noted.
NEW YORK UP I A council of about 80 eminent Americans mobilized a 300000 radio and TV campaign to counter what it calls saturation tactics of the John Birch Society and other ultra right groups. Led by Dr Arthur Larson the National Council for Civil Responsibility aims to expose and correct alleged errors from 13 named organizations.
Four boys about eight years old threw rocks through a vacant Arcadia door at 8626 E Hubbell Scottsdale damaging a D. D. Castle berry Realty Co. property by about 40 dollars. Robert Bachman 8625E Diana saw the youths in the alley throwing rocks.
A House Judiciary vote launched a broad inquiry into Justice Department actions on individual rights, but Chairman Emanuel Celler opposed including pending cases. Hoffa appeals two convictions tied to jury tampering and mail fraud in the Teamsters pension case, prompting objections from Rep. Kielinati and others demanding scrutiny of rights violations.
Former President Eisenhower calls Goldwater warmonger remarks tommyrot during a Gettysburg television discussion with Goldwater on the film Conversations at Gettysburg. He defends brinkmanship as necessary but urges restraint and smart policy to avoid reckless actions or pushing allies apart.
LeRoy Collins, director of the Federal Community Relations Service, told the Women's National Press Club that an administration study found compliance with the civil rights law is far beyond what anyone had expected. He cited Florida’s former governor and the study’s conclusions.
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