04 Apr 1964
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1964
Page
1
Scottsdale High School released the principal's list and honor roll for the fourth grading period. J. Tracy Tripp reports 223 students named 51 on the principal's list and 172 on the honor roll with named seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen across multiple lists.
A Friday tornado struck Sheppard Air Force Base and two nearby neighborhoods in Wichita Falls killing seven people and injuring 68. Property damage reached about 1.5 million dollars with 200 families left homeless. Gov. Connally sent 100 National Guardsmen and Civil Defense officials surveyed the devastation.
An aftershock from the Good Friday earthquake rattled Anchorage causing fear but no major damage. The quake followed a series of tremors as Gov. William Egan spoke in Juneau on state recovery efforts amid high winds and tidal wave ruins at Kodiak.
President Johnson marks NATO anniversary and speaks on Eastern Europe shifts and the new spirit of independence among Soviet bloc satellites. He says the United States remains vigilant yet open to peace gestures and stresses shared leadership with Europe in pursuing stronger cooperation.
Las Vegas authorities closed the Silver Slipper Casino after state gaming agents charged a crap game used shaved dice to tilt bets. The surprise raid also shut at least 21 tables and 105 slot machines, with about $100 000 on hand at the cage as players and staff complied calmly. Scottsdale zoning notices and hearings also appear in the same rush of public notices.
The United States and Panama agreed to reopen relations and start talks on long-standing issues that led to riots 12 weeks earlier. President Johnson named former Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson as special emissary to seek a prompt elimination of causes of conflict.
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