28 Aug 1964
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1964
Page
1
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant warns against vaccine complacency citing typhoid and smallpox risks. He recalls Aberdeen typhoid outbreak via meat slicer and praises trained health officers with authority to prevent epidemics. He recalls Hooper Foundation work and public scrutiny of animal testing.
United Press International notes varied temperatures across the nation with cooler conditions in parts of the Midwest and warmer spells in the South and West as weather patterns shift through the week.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. for Charles F. Nevinger 76 of 4226 Calle Re donda a former Los Angeles resident and Phoenix accountant and bookkeeper. He was a member of Second Baptist Church a graduate of the Institute of Photography and was born in Newark. Survivors include his wife Ruby a stepdaughter Mary L Whayne of Phoenix a son William R Nevinger of Ardsley New York and a sister Eva Bradley of Philadelphia. Cremation followed at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary with Rev M James Metzgar officiating.
Washington based columnist speculates on the 1964 Democratic National Convention turning points. Balloons timed for impact, co nominating speeches, and Lady Bird’s family presence are weighed against Humphrey’s vice presidential nomination suspense. The piece stays playful while noting contested moments.
In Saigon the 62-man military junta named Nguyen Khanh, Duong Minh, and Tran Khiem to govern South Vietnam for two months. Riots between Catholics and Buddhists left 28 dead and about 100 injured as protests subsided with a call for civic peace and a national congress to choose a new chief of state.
The Scottsdale City Council adopts Resolution No. 345 ordering pavement fire hydrants and related work on Thomas Road from 56th Street to Scottsdale Road. The project will be funded by improvement bonds with potential state and federal grants, and an emergency clause declares immediate necessity. Publish dates August 27 28, 1964.
Nimbus A, the largest weather satellite, was launched from Vandenberg AFB aboard a Thor Agena B rocket at 12 57 a.m. PDT. It aims to scan the earth with high powered TV cameras in a continuous swath from pole to pole day and night, marking the first full globe television coverage of weather patterns.
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