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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
2
Mayo Clinic emeritus consultant explains how some thin people stay comfortable with small meals while larger eaters feel hungry. He credits small digestive laboratories and satiety factors, and notes research on brain areas and possible surgical slimming of the small bowel being tested at the Cleveland Clinic with Dr Irvine Page.
Otto F. Otepka, 48, head of the State Department security evaluation division, is facing dismissal over alleged unauthorized disclosure of documents marked confidential to J G Sourwine of the Senate subcommittee. Officials say he has 10 days to answer the charges.
Actress Lillian Roth withdraws contest of her divorce from Thomas Burt McGuire Jr. after a 3 day trial in Phoenix. McGuire testified Roth attacked him with a knife while she claimed he slapped and beat her and lived off her money.
A compact crossword clue set includes across and down entries with numbers and hints such as 1 Man's name 52 Artist's stand and 85 Tidy. The list mixes names, objects, and actions across many common crossword categories.
Puzzle solutions listed: 42 Concealed 44 Close Securely 45 Oven for drying bricks 46 Edge 47 Bitter vetch 48 Unit of Portuguese currency 43 Lamprey 50 Nothing 53 A continent.
United Press International releases a snapshot of temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 am with readings from cities nationwide and indicating numerous high and low temperatures. Notable values include Albuquerque 84, Bakersfield 107, Chicago 70, Los Angeles 109, San Diego 111, Phoenix 102, Miami 97, Portland 79, Seattle 75.
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce and its sign committee seek public input on a proposed sign ordinance. The draft will be reviewed by legal consultants before submission to the city council, as officials address permit violations and signage size concerns amid annexation effects and business needs.
Citizens are asked by the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce to mail back a questionnaire about sign visibility and aesthetics. The form asks about difficulty finding stores, taste of existing signs, types of signs to object to, and ideas for improving appearance including planting, lighting, and storefront upgrades.
A 3000 pound elephant named Rajje escaped from King Shows and Circus in a Lansing parking lot. It roamed city streets for 90 minutes trampling a man and crashing through stores before being shot and killed by police in a residential area. Neighborhood residents aided victims as detectives ended the rampage.
In this bridge puzzle commentary Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a hand where South misreads missing high cards. The piece stresses not leading against a trump contract from a suit headed by ace queen and discusses correct second trick play to avoid losing multiple tricks.
The Senate approved a 1.2 billion dollar military pay raise bill with an average 14.4 percent increase for all career servicemen returning to the House for final action. Enlisted men with two years service gain five dollars monthly, officers with 30 years up to one hundred twenty dollars, plus special bonuses for key categories and separation allowances for those leaving dependents behind. President Kennedy also defends space budget against cuts while liberal Democrats edge toward tax cut action amid Senate Finance Committee disputes.
Franklin L. Barton of Mesa and Kenneth G. Flowers of Scottsdale were sentenced to prison in two robberies. Barton received 10 to 15 years for three robberies totaling about $700. Flowers got five to 15 years for two robberies with more than $500 taken.
Gavin contests his ouster as Democratic state chairman after Attorney General opinion supports removal for cause. He argues the Sept. 7 meeting and election of Robert H. Allen were illegal and that no justifiable cause was stated for vacancy.
Hurricane Edith, with winds around 75 mph, struck the eastern Dominican Republic and crossed the Mona Passage into Puerto Rico. Weather officials warned of flooding and high seas, but said no immediate US threat as the storm weakens on land before moving offshore.
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