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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1964
Page
1
The 1308 alternate delegates to the Republican National Convention face cramped seats and isolation in the Cow Palace san Francisco. They wait for a chance to vote while listening to speeches and enduring discomfort, with some showing loyalty to Goldwater.
At the Republican convention in San Francisco the key issue is who authored the strong letter that accused Barry Goldwater of extremism. Governor William Scranton says he did not write it, though he agrees with its principles, while Goldwater presses for disclosure and debate. Scranton hints the signature may have been added by staff after discussion.
A London reporter surveyed locals about the U S Republican convention and Barry Goldwater. Reactions varied from familiarity to confusion with some unsure of the contenders and the process.
A Scottsdale man reported his dog poisoned over the weekend. Ernest J. Korstering, 467 West St, said his black German Shepherd died Saturday night and veterinarians at Scottsdale Veterinary Hospital confirmed poisoning.
Patrolman Paul Grimes, 1, resigns from the police force for personal reasons. He joined in March 1981 and submitted his resignation to Chief Walter Nemetz on July 2. it becomes effective June 26, Cochran said.
Arizona delegates praised Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield for his keynote speech at the Republican Convention. Hatfield drew silent protest when calling the John Birch Society, the Communists and the Ku Klux Klan bigots, then received standing ovations from many delegates. Richard Kleindienst called the speech magnificent and Ralph Bilby called it enthusiastic and pointed to Democratic weaknesses.
In Jackson Mississippi new search uses fishing nets for the second day to recover the headless torsos found near Tallulah Louisiana. The two bodies believed to be Negro victims missing from Meadville Mississippi since May 25 show rope bindings and may include one identified as Charles E Moore 19 a student at Alcorn A M College Port Gibson.
Maricopa County outlines several road projects in the Scottsdale area for the current fiscal year led by Supervisor Barney Burns. Planned tasks include paving 3 miles of Pin nacle Peak Rd and widening 2.25 miles of Scottsdale Rd, plus improvements to Spur Cross Rd and School House Rd and realignment on Cave Creek Rd.
The record notes births at Baptist Hospital St. Josephs and Phoenix General with parents and dates. It also lists marriage licenses issued by the Maricopa County Clerk to couples including Conklin Mandershied Farmer Karales Hanback Baehr Bullocks Jarrett Shepp and others with ages and addresses.
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