Goldwater Homecoming Prompts Pledge to Westward Revival
Senator Barry Goldwater returns to Arizona amid 3000 cheering supporters at Sky Harbor Airport after clinching the Republican nomination in San Francisco. He predicts a rebirth of pioneer spirit aiding a future White House bid and vows federal government restraint while supporting those who cannot stand alone. News crews accompany him to Scottsdale. security details are heavy. He later states his intention to withdraw from reelection to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
America
White House
San Francisco
Sky Harbor
Paradise Valley
Congress
Arizona
Goldwater
Pacific Airlines
Goldwaters
Paul Fannin
Arizona Tribune
GOP
Western Airlines
Republican Party
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Ed Neller
Wesley Bolin
Senate
Weather outlook with sun and clouds and showers
Sunny with high cloudiness today and Sunday, partly cloudy late afternoon and evening with chance of scattered showers in the area. Temperature around 109 degrees as reported by U S Weather Observer Willard Groene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Willard Groene
Newsmen stay at Valley Ho with Goldwater in Phoenix
Prominent national reporters and editors from outlets such as Time Newsweek Life and the New York Times are lodged at the Hotel Valley Ho with Sen Barry Goldwater after the National Republican Convention in San Francisco. They plan to depart for Washington to cover Congress reconvening as temperatures reach 107 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Ollie Atkins
Saturday Evening Post
Earl Behrens
San Francisco Chronicle
Bob Boyd
Knight Newspapers
B, Bride
Life
Dave Broder
Washington ‘Star
Dick Doherty
New York Herald ‘Tribune
Ed Folliard
Washingtton Post
Kidnap Pair to Go Free After Parole Eligible Claim
Two convicted Sinatra Jr kidnapers Barry Worthington Keenan and Joseph Clyde Amsler, both 23, had life plus 75 years reduced to 24 years five months by Judge William East making them immediately eligible for parole. Keenan spoke emotionally as the sentence was read. Amsler remained impassive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Frank Sinatra Jr
Barry Worthington
Keenan
Joseph Clyde Amsler
William East
Young Sinatra
Lake Tahoe
Amsler
East
Amster
Power Outage Strikes Scottsdale Downtown
A Scottsdale power outage disrupted downtown after a pole was struck at Marshall Ave and Indian School Rd. A 12,000-volt primary line fell, cutting power to an area bounded by Coronado Dr Osborn Rd Scottsdale Rd and the Arizona Canal for 34 minutes. APS said 10 customers remained without electricity. crews expected to finish repairs by afternoon. The cause of the hit pole was unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Marshall Ave
Indian ‘School Rd
Arizona
Public Service
Coronado Dr
Osborn Rd
Scottsdale Rd
Arizona Canal
APS
New York Students Run Camp for Indians in Salt River Area
Twenty New York City teens from the 92nd St YM YMHA arrived at the Salt River Indian Reservation on July 3 to lead a summer day camp for Pima and Maricopa children. Under Dr Ira Moss with assistants Margaret Abelman and Ted Lehmann the group aims to expose youths to culture through reading games music and activities. They stress cultural identity and productive leisure while teaching new games and encouraging reading to counter idle time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
92Nd St. Young Men's
Young Women’s Hebrew Assn
Salt River Indian Reservation
Agency School
YM & Ymha
Ira Moss
East Brunswick
N. J
Moss
Margaret Abelman
Ted Lehmann
YM & Ywha
Dr. Moss
Lehmann
Demo Suggests Exchange Wallace for Scranton
California Lt. Gov. Glenn M. Anderson proposed a party swap inviting William Scranton Henry Cabot Lodge and Nelson Rockefeller to join the Democrats in exchange for Governor George Wallace. Anderson said such a move could unify the Goldwater Wallace coalition and attract backlash voters opposed to civil rights acts. A Maryland congressman urged Johnson to pick Hubert Humphrey as running mate to win minority support without alienating the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Calif
Washington
Maryland
Johnson
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Clarence Long
Humphrey
South
Robert Kennedy
Doctor Samuel Sheppard and Ariane Teb obtain Chicago license
Chicago news notes physician Samuel Sheppard and Ariane Teb benjohannis filed for a marriage license in Chicago today. Sheppard is free on bond after serving time at Ohio Penitentiary for a 1954 murder conviction of his wife. See Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samuel Sheppard
Ariane Tebbenjohannis
Sheppard
Ohio
San Pedro Yacht Explosion Injures Four in Harbor Incident
A 40-foot yacht exploded today in the San Pedro harbor injuring at least four. Fire officials warn gas on the water risks further fires while the vessel, located at Beth 204, was being towed out to sea. Firemen say the blast likely originated in the tower area where the propeller shaft extends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Sarm Pedro Harbor
Fire
Harbor Department
Beth 204
Johnson condemns hate groups amidst Texas visit and deficit figures
President Johnson denounces clandestine hate groups including the Ku Klux Klan during a ranch news conference in Johnson City Texas. He cites 1964 federal deficit at 8.3 billion and notes higher receipts and lower spending boosting the economy. Johnson plans to return to Washington after meetings with Gov. Connally and a lunch with New Zealand Prime Minister Holyoake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tex
UPD
Johnson
Ku Klux Klan
Here
Washington
Granite Shoals Lake
Texas
John Connally
Lady Bird
America
Budert Bureau
White House
Eriday
New Zealand
Keith J. Holyoake
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Adams
Barry
Valley Ho
Valley Ho Today
Washington, D.C
Charles Foltz
U.S. News and World Report
Don Irwin
Los Angeles Times
Adrian Lee
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Peter Lisagor
Chicago Daily News
John Rolfson
American Broadcasting Co
Tom Ottenach
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Bill Ray
Bob Schultz
Rob Wood
Wally Mears
Associated Press
Joe Stern
Baltimore Sun
Jack Taylor
United Press* International
Charles Moore
New York Times
Love Miller
Time
Bill Touhy
Newsweek
S. Dorman
Chicago Tribune
Lynn Nofziger
Copley
George Adama
The
Thunderbirds
American Legion
Scottsdale’s _Howdy Dudettes
LBJ
Wallace
Bill Scranton
Humphrey Veep
Dr. Sheppard
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!