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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1964
Page
1
Dr Walter C Alvarez reviews cases of nervous anorexia in young women. He notes loss of appetite tied to emotional strain, familial pressure, and psychiatric conditions, with patients fluctuating between eating poorly in hospital and eating better at home before deteriorating again.
An investor asks if a $1,000 stake yields $100 monthly for life without touching principal. The column explains that steady withdrawals rely on dividends and capital gains distributions, plus selling shares. If withdrawals exceed returns, the investor may deplete the initial $10,000, risking total loss.
The record notes a birth at St. Josephs Hospital with Mr and Mrs Walter Kopp and a July 22 delivery for a boy on Turney Ave. It also lists marriage licenses issued by the Maricopa County Clerk to multiple couples including John Donahue and Gloria Goostree, Earl Hammer and Sandra Lafon, Wendell Hatch and Marilee Martin, Bruce Doyle and Carolyn Bixey, Terry Smith and Christine Beers, with ages and addresses provided.
Night brought relative calm to New York after five nights of clashes between Neuro gangs, police, and looting. In Bedford Stuyvesant minor incidents occurred as 40 Negro ministers urged residents to stay off streets and respect law. Police presence remained heavy with few arrests and bottles flying at a photographer. Harlem quieted as rioting subsided. Police officials prepared for weekend unrest.
In Washington the House and Senate clash over Johnson's war on poverty. The Senate passed a $947.5 million anti poverty bill after trimming $15 million, with Goldwater voting against final passage. The House version carries $962.5 million and faces Rules Committee action before floor debate.
President Johnson to host Sen. Barry Goldwater for a high profile discussion on the civil rights issue amid rising racial tensions. The session follows Johnsons 3:30 p.m. news conference and 4 p.m. meeting with labor leaders, with Goldwater seeking a broad, no binding talk to avoid disorder. Johnson later attends the sixth national Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge, praising the American idea of freedom and rights of man.
Funeral services are set for Robert Earl Benefiel and Cindy Marie Lee, two Scottsdale youngsters killed in separate Wednesday night incidents. Benefiel will be buried at Green Acres Gardens after a 10 a.m. service at Messinger Mortuary with Pastor Donald Wagner officiating. Lee’s 11 a.m. service will be at First Southern Baptist Church with Rev. John T. Pierce, burial at Greenwood Memorial Park. Both were pronounced dead on arrival at Baptist Hospital. viewings continue at Messinger Mortuary until the services.
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