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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1963

Page

2

The Doctor Emeritus Discusses Breast Cancer Risks and Treatments

Mayo Clinic doctor addresses whether cancer in one breast implies risk to the other and explains options including removing all diseased tissue. He notes cystic mastitis can mimic cancer, the value of biopsies, and the peace of mind from certain surgeries. He references Mind in Chains author Bill Moore and Recovery groups.

Shirley Burghard William Moore Bill Moore Bill United States Miss Burghard

Arizona Taxes Reach New High in 1962 63 Fiscal Year

Valley National Bank reports Arizona collected a record total in 1962 63 with 401 million in direct federal taxes and 357 million from state and local taxes. The per capita tax burden rose to 490 dollars from 470 in the prior year.

Arizona Valley National Bank

Local Births and Marriage Licenses Reported in Phoenix Area

The Record lists births in Sept including a girl born to Baptist Mr and Mrs Richard Aguilar at 4602 East Monte Vista Phoenix and a son to St Joseph’s couple Eugene Rusiski at 13 East Plaza Avenue and a son to Mr and Mrs Victor Dearing at 7601 East Earls Drive. The Maricopa County clerk issues a marriage license to William John Schaller and Sandra Ann Obenstine. Arizona Progress reviews state local tax receipts for 1952-63 showing 111.8 million to 356.7 million, with property taxes at 173 million and sales taxes at 52.7 million of the 357 million total.

Baptist Richard Aguilar Monte Vista Phoenix St. Joseph's Eugene Rusiski Plaza Ave Victor Dearing E. Earls Dr Maricopa County William John Schaller Scottsdale Sandra Ann Obenstine Arizona Progress Valley Bank Bank Arizona Arizona Progress Reports

Mme Nhu Plans US Trip After Vatican Visit

Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu said top American officials should see South Viet Nam's situation firsthand as Kennedy orders McNamara and Taylor to assess religious Buddhist tensions impacting the war against Communists. Italian youths protested Rome during her news conference. She plans to take her daughter before flying to New York.

Rome UPI Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu United States South Viet Nam Viet Nam U. S Robert S. McNamara Maxwell D. Taylor U. S. Chiefs of Staff Kennedy Mme. Nhu Ngo Dinh Diem le Thuy New York Diem

Lawyer's Wife Slaying Trial Gets Underway

In Minneapolis a criminal attorney faces first degree murder charges for allegedly plotting his wife Carol's death. Co-defendant Dick Anderson is accused as the middle man and a mental test is sought for Anderson while motions await court ruling.

Minneapolis Minn UPID T. Eugene Thompson Carol Dick W. C. Anderson Hennepin County William D. Gunn Thompson St. Paul

Jagan seeks East and West aid amid limited progress

British Guiana prime minister Dr Cheddi Jagan called for economic aid and investment from both sides of the Iron Curtain but reported little success so far. He emphasized the need for support amid regional economic challenges.

London UPI Cheddi Jagan British Guiana

Nixon urges caution on test ban pact

Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon warned the Senate and the public against overselling the nuclear test ban treaty. He urged GOP unity between liberal and conservative factions and cautioned that approval would come with intensified Soviet subversive activity to extend communism without war. Nixon spoke to about 800 at the Mutual Agents Association convention in Syracuse. He said the cold war dangers are greater now than in 18 years and that passage would shape how other nations view U.S. commitment to peace.

Syracuse N. Y UPI Richard M. Nixon Nixon Senate Free World The Mutual Agents Association of New York State United States

Art and Sculpture Classes At City Center Here

Bill Manderfield will lead commercial art lessons from 7 to 9 pm at the community center 315 E 2nd St. Open to adults and students with design, poster art and advertising focus. Water color sessions begin Monday at 7 pm and run to December 13. Sculpturing classes with Roland MacKay Wednesday 2 to 4 pm. Registration at the center. no charge. MacKay has studied with masters and exhibited in American and European museums.

Bill Manderfield E. 2Nd St Parks and Recreation Department Roland MacKay MacKay

Kennedy Launches 11 State Tour Urging Discovery

President Kennedy keynoted an 11 state conservation tour urging space age Americans to uncover new opportunities in land water and idle youth. He saluted Gifford Pinchot at Grey Towers and highlighted conservation gains since 1961. Internal Secretary Udall and Agriculture Secretary Freeman joined, with stops in Milford Ashland and Duluth.

Milford UPI Kennedy Interior Stewart Udall Agriculture Orville Freeman Duluth Minn Land and People’s Agriculture Department Ashland Wis Apostle Islands Lake Superior

Hearing Set In Concealed Weapon Charge At Ole Miss

University of Mississippi Student Judicial Council meets to consider a charge of carrying a concealed weapon against Cleve McDowell the school's only Black student. Sheriff Joe Ford jailed him after a morning class and bail was not yet set. The 22 caliber pistol was recovered.

Oxford, Miss Cleve McDowell McDowell Joe Ford Judicial Council Lafayette County Ford Young Oxford

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