Race Issue Worries Barry
Washington Senator Barry Goldwater plans talks with church business and university leaders to avoid racial issues in the presidential race. He fears his civil rights vote could trigger a campaign focus and potential violence at appearances. In Texas Negroes faced refusals under the new civil rights law and a lone diner ate at a picketed Dallas cafeteria. Rep. Rhodes supported the civil rights bill after backing it earlier, citing amendment differences with Goldwater.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Dallas
Texas
Beaumont
Orange
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Goldwater
Senate
Rhodes
House
Fireworks light Scottsdale for Independence Day events
Scottsdale hosts multiple Independence Day celebrations tomorrow night with public and private displays. The American Legion Post 44 will sell tickets for 75 cents adults and 25 cents children for the main display at Scottsdale Stadium, proceeds aiding children’s welfare. Legend City Lagoon hosts a free fireworks show on its first anniversary. Beeline Dragway plans two firework displays along with drag racing. Local clubs such as Arizona Country Club and Scottsdale Country Club announce daylong festivities with games golf and picnics plus fireworks. A bell ringing parade and a flagpole dedication at the Scottsdale Girl's Club are also planned.
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Scottsdale
American Legion
Sipe- Peterson Post 44
Legend City
Beeline Dragway
Beeline Highway
McDowell Road
Arizona Country Club
Hiram Club
Scottsdale de Molay Group
Scottsdale Daily Progress Skips Independence Day Edition
No issue will publish tomorrow as Independence Day observances suspend usual operations. Readers are advised to check for any delayed notices or local announcements in upcoming editions.
Johnson vows civil rights law to end unequal treatment
President Johnson’s signing remarks emphasize equality before law and in public services. He outlines steps: nominate LeRoy Collins to head the Community Relations Service, form a distinguished Americans advisory committee, request supplemented funding, direct agencies to implement the law promptly, and convene groups to foster compliance. He frames the law as ending racial discrimination rooted in history and tradition.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Senate
LeRoy Collins
Florida
Gov. Collins
Congress
Weather Outlook: Heatwave Continues Through Weekend
Mostly fair through Saturday with afternoon and night clouds. Continued hot days with highs near 110 and a low around 73 tomorrow. US Weather Observer Willard Greene notes today's low at 76 and yesterday's high at 109.
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Willard
Blaze destroys Buddy's Cafe at Indian School and Scottsdale
A fire last night gutted Buddy's restaurant at Indian School and Scottsdale roads within an hour of the Rural Fire Department call at 6 40 pm. Chief Lou Witzeman estimated 85 percent of the building ruined with $100 000 damage. 240 000 gallons of water were used. The shake shingle roof aided rapid spread. city officials planned possible court action to enforce rebuilding codes.
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Buddy
Indian School and
Scottsdale Rds
RFD
Lou Witzeman
Scottsdale
Tempe
Witzeman
Theo Scheele
City Building Department
Buddy's
Arcadia Grad Wins Contest in Scottsdale Pageant
Diana Cooper an 18 year old Arcadia High School graduate and ASU sophomore won Miss Scottsdale at Papago Plaza from 12 entrants. Belle Tinker 19 a Scottsdale High School graduate was first runner up. Diana is 5 feet 5 inches tall weighs 120 pounds and has hobbies in horseback riding and gymnastics. She lives with her parents in Phoenix and met eligibility as a Scottsdale School District resident.
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Diana Cooper
Belle Tinker
Scottsdale High School
Diana
Arcadia High School
David Klicker
Fannin urges three steps for safer Fourth of July travel
Gov. Paul Fannin urged Arizona motorists to ensure proper car repair, plan for adequate rest, and drive responsibly during the Fourth of July weekend. He also asked law enforcement to double efforts to curb traffic violations statewide.
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Phoenix
Paul Fannin
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Glendale
Barry
Rights
Lee Gould
Scottsdale Rd
City Parks and Mrecreation Department
Steve Maderazzo
Richard Rennells
Tony Armora
Alan le Winter
le Winter
George Adams
Arcadia Grad
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