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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1964
Page
5
The piece riffs on suspenseful moments in the early 1964 campaign cycle. Rockefeller confirms a Republican presidential bid, Goldwater signals and Glenn announces Democratic senatorial plans, and Harold Stassen holds a news conference to reveal his own affirmative candidacy.
Former astronaut John H. Glenn gains momentum in Ohio as his supporters claim a rolling bandwagon and win broad county backing while press critics doubt the extent of his political philosophy. He faces Sen. Stephen Young in the May 5 primary with possible GOP opposition from Rep. Robert Taft Jr.
Kay Willmoth, mayoral candidate endorsed by the Scottsdale Citizens Committee, will address the Scottsdale Exchange Club at noon Wednesday at the Safari Hotel. The club plans to invite all candidates before the February 18 primary election. past speaker was John Woudenberg of the BEST slate.
Scottsdale Elks Lodge hosts a Freedom Week dinner at 8 p.m. featuring Ed Boyle of the FBI Arizona office as speaker. Navy Blue Angels and local media representatives attend as special guests at 6398 E Oak Street. Public welcome.
Anthony Gaubis, New York investment counselor, will speak on the stock market prospects for 1964 in the board room of Dempsey Tegeler Co. at 7 30 p m Friday 7000 E Camelback Rd Gaubis publishes a nationally circulated advisory service Business and Investment Timing said Floyd D Heinz manager of Dempsey Tegeler Scottsdale office Investors and business executives invited.
The American Cancer Society Phoenix office requests volunteers to drive a Scottsdale patient to Memorial Hospital daily for cobalt treatments. The woman's name is withheld. her husband has returned to New York seeking work. Call Mrs. Mickey McDaniel at 946-1295 or the Phoenix office at 264-5861 to help.
President Johnson’s budget anticipates cigarette excise receipts at 2.14 billion for the year starting July 1, a 65 million rise from the current year. Cigar taxes are put at 52 million and manufactured tobacco at 17 million, with modest or no changes for other tobacco products.
Dr and Mrs Joseph Best of Scottsdale named Scottsdale campaign chairmen for the 1964 Heart Sunday drive. Mrs M R West will head Sunday solicitations. Don West of First Federal Savings and Thomas N Fannin named county and local coordinators with Clyde Kurtis and Thomas E Sheridan handling commerce and industry. Scottsdale hosts a Sunday coffee Feb 11 at First Federal building and a Feb 6 coffee by Scottsdale business women.
Donald Dickson Jr president of Dickson Electronics Corp Scottsdale named to a business development committee under Western Electronics Manufacturers Association to address electronics industry challenges from defense cutbacks. The panel includes five western corporation presidents and aims to boost regional business while ensuring military contracts are awarded on competence, not geography. Other members include Walter Zable Cu Bic San Diego Walter P. Dyke Field Emission Corp McMinnville and Robert S. Dickerman Microdot South Pasadena.
At Issue on Channel 8 examines methods and devices to quit smoking. The half hour program follows the National Health Foundation crash program and a New York vocational school’s non smokers club. Eminent medical authorities comment on success rates.
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