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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1964
Page
5
Barry Goldwater will arrive in Phoenix Saturday at 6 p.m. by private plane with Denison Kitchel and others. An airport welcome is planned and a press plane will precede the Goldwater flight.
Glenda Blaesing 44 says she is the late president Warren G. Harding's love child based on her mother Nan Britton. The claim comes as historians reveal Harding letters to other women fueling long standing rumors of affairs.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told reporters that claims he dislikes the press are ridiculous. He praised his overall relations as highly satisfactory and condemned sensationalist columnists for ignoring facts while praising reliable reporters.
Senator Barry Goldwater drew the biggest applause with Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice in his San Francisco convention speech accepting the GOP nomination. Delegates debated the line amid mixed GOP reactions and plans to reorganize the national committee with 35-year-old Dean Burch as a potential chairman.
Neighbors in Hy View protest Agnese Adinetti's plan to build a rear studio and weld in her yard. The city ordered her to stop welding after a 101-signature petition and a board of adjustments meeting postponed action to August 5. Neighbors call the sculpture front yard junk and claim the activity is a commercial venture. Adinetti warns she may have to move if welding ceases.
Barry Goldwater denounces coverage as utter dishonesty and outright lies in a KOOL TV interview. He criticizes The New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, and CBS for misreporting his campaign plans and for a canceled trip to Germany, calling CBS a dad burned dirty lie and demanding an apology.
New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller blasted Barry Goldwater's extremism remark as dangerous and irresponsible. He warned extremists in the Republican party, pledged to fight them, and urged a platform condemning the John Birch Society, the Communist Party, and the Ku Klux Klan. Rockefeller spoke at the GOP convention after being booed for his stance.
Late afternoon and evening cloudiness sweep the eastern valley mountains with a chance of brief thundershowers. Otherwise fair today tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change. High near 105 today, low around 77, high about 107 tomorrow. Weather observer Willard Greene reports today's low 80 and yesterday's high 103.
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