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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1964
Page
3
Snow prevented the palway from clearing as artillery action paused. The passage was reopened with the overhang still in place, allowing continued movement despite the blocked area.
Geneva dispatch reports the Soviet Union raising the price for a non-dissemination agreement by insisting France join. A. A. Roschin said Moscow would require France, though France is a Geneva conference member yet has not participated. Tsarapkin tied progress to West’s bar on nuclear weapons in Germany.
President Johnson said former aide Bobby Baker asked for nothing in return for a $584 stereo he gave in 1959. A Silver Spring broker paid for the set and sent it to the Johnsons on Baker’s instructions, with later reports that the stereo went to a Johnson household staffer. Senators weigh political impact of the Baker affair. In Houston, Ted Clayton Jr., 23, shot his right foot while cleaning his scatter gun, the same foot injured a week earlier.
Hollywood figures deny plans for a three-way summit as Eddie Fisher heads to New York and the Winter Olympics while Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton stay in Beverly Hills. The trio, sharing no meeting, insists they are focused on family and friends in Los Angeles.
Vernon R. Hughes of Happy Camp California received a silver medal and 1000 dollars from the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission for chasing a runaway dump truck on a mountain highway last March 20. He slowed and allowed the derailed truck to ram his logging vehicle near Blue Lake, securing his and others safety. The commission honored 25 heroes from nine states with medals.
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