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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1964
Page
3
London UP I report former Labor parliamentarian John Lewis, 50, was arrested on drunken driving charges and demanded his own physician be summoned. At court the doctor bluntly said Lewis was drunk, prompting Lewis to remark about his made laws while awaiting trial.
Sen Barry Goldwater campaigns in Nashua and other southern New Hampshire cities seeking urban industrial backing for the March 10 primary. He tours mill city Nashua, Milford, Amherst, Manchester, and Portsmouth, speaks at St Anselm College, and hobbles with a cast as he answers questions on potential air cover for Cuban exiles.
Washington leaders of the Republican Party met to discuss 1964 campaign plans and assess potential presidential candidates. The four day event opened with a state chairmen session focused on organization rather than policy. Ohio backed Gov James A Rhodes as a favorite son to deter rivals, while others sought to avoid divisive delegate fights before the New Hampshire primary.
The Boy's Club of Scottsdale sets its annual meeting next Tuesday at Scottsdale Country Club where the 1963 Boy of the Year will be named and awards given to outstanding board members and supporters. President Robert Corby says Roy Ciappini will report the year's activity and the 1964 board and officers will be elected. dinner starts at 8 p.m.
Newport Beach California UPI reports the fatal stabbing of William A. Bartholomae, a wealthy sportsman financier, appears to involve a mistaken gesture by the victim, investigators indicated today.
An Air Force C124 Globemaster remains missing near Hawaii with nine aboard. The search is the Pacific’s largest air operation to date, totaling over 3,400 flight hours across 600000 square miles with no wreckage found.
More than 20 percent of West German youths drafted for military service are deemed unsuitable due to physical or mental conditions, according to Defense Minister Kei-Uwe Hassel.
A Motter family of five fled East Berlin Tuesday night using a wallpapered window that opened to a West Berlin street. They slid down a rope from their third floor flat on the border, aided by Bernhard Motters in West Berlin. The escape left the 50-year-old mother with a broken ankle. The wall, raised Aug. 13, 1961, had bricked up all border windows except their concealed hatch behind wallpaper. Police and medics assisted at the drop point as the family reached safety in West Berlin.
The Phoenix Human Relations Commission voted to launch a broad probe into racial discrimination. It will sponsor a workshop for personnel directors on assisting minority workers and hold four neighborhood meetings to discuss attitudes toward racial problems. A subcommittee will review city employment policies for minorities and a decision on backing a proposed state public accommodations law was delayed two weeks.
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