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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1964

Page

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Refuse Wranglers Begin Work In Scottsdale

The city launches a new refuse collection system with five trains and five loader trucks. The first dump occurs near Miller Road and Van Buren Street around 7 a.m. with daily residential pickup unchanged and commercial rates rewritten to be about 20 percent lower.

Hunter Gooch Miller Rd van Buren St Scottsdale Mark Stragier Herman Dehner Sanitation Department Rds Dehner Stragier Salt’ River Indian Reservation Virgil Watkins Watkins Dehrer

Peterson Attacks Goldwater Over Defense Talk

Howard V. Peterson, seeking the Democratic nomination in Arizona, assailed Barry Goldwater at a Tucson Young Democrats luncheon. He called Goldwater’s defense statements reckless and criticized his stance on water projects including TVA. Peterson offered to debate but received no reply.

Tucson UPI Phoenix Howard V. Peterson Barry Goldwater Goldwater Young Democrats of Greater Peterson Tennessee Valley Authority Arizona

Goldwater Views Nixon as Likely Oregon Opponent

Barry Goldwater campaigns for Oregon May 15 Republican primary. He cites Nixon as eventual rival and contrasts him with Rockefeller Scranton and Lodge. Goldwater addresses Oregon State University Corvallis students and Salem luncheon with the American Plywood Association, then returns to Washington.

Portland UPI Richard M.nixon Arizona Barry Goldwater Oregon Oregon State University Corvallis Salem American Plywood Association Washington Nixon Goldwater New York Nelson Rockefeller Henry Cabst Lodge Pennsylvania William Scranton Senate Maine Sen Margaret Chase Smith

Ebony Poll Names Johnson Kennedy and Warren Top Whites Trusted

Ebony magazine reports a 105-person Negroes poll naming the top white figures trusted by Black Americans. Warren led the list, Kennedy ranked third, Black fourth, with Johnson sixth and other notable names such as McGill Rickey Greenberg Javits Myrdal Smith among the 10.

Chicago UPI Johnson Robert F. Kennedy Earl Warren America Ebony Magazine Warren Chiefjustice Supreme Court Ralph McGill The Atlanta Constitution Kennedy Hugo Black James Meredith University of Mississippi Branch Rickey Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Dodger Jack Greenberg Naacp Legal Defense Fund Jacob Javits

Births at Baptist Hospital Reported

Birth notices from Baptist Hospital list: Mr and Mrs Wilfred Passow 409 E Riveria Tempe a girl born April 5. Mr and Mrs Herbert Kirk 29 E Riverside Phoenix a girl born April 5. Mr and Mrs William Schaller 3702 W Mulberry Phoenix a boy born April 5. Mr and Mrs Philip Mesinger 8638 E Highland Ave a boy born April 6. Mr and Mrs Monte Burr 8325 E Columbus a girl born April 6.

Baptist Hospital Wilfred Passow E. Riveria Tempe Herbert Kirk E. Riverside Phoenix William Schaller W. Mulberry Philip Messinger E. Highland Ave Monte ‘Burr E. Columbus

Belgian Doctors Strike Sparks Mass Rally Across Brussels

Thousands protested the nationwide walkout as judicial authorities probed the deaths of a baby and a schoolteacher possibly linked to the strike. At a Socialist meeting in Fontaine Leveque MP Ernest Glinne urged drafting doctors with military reserve officer ranks amid concerns the health law will socialize medicine in Belgium.

Brussels UPI Socialist Party Fontaine Leveque Ernest Glinne Belgium

Congress Today Bobby Boosts Anti-Poverty Drive

Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy leads renewed anti poverty hearings as Nation weighs a $962 million plan to aid poor youths fund local projects and create a domestic Peace Corps. Cabinet members Weaver Udall and Foley also billed to testify amid broader civil rights and polygraph probes.

Washington UPI Atty Robert F. Kennedy Johnson Kennedy R. Sargent Shriver Jr House Education and Labor Robert C. Weaver

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