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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1964
Page
1
Dr Walter Alvarez from Mayo Clinic explains bursitis caused by inflammation and its link to arthritis and tendon sheaths. He notes periods of pain followed by improvements, mentions surgical options for chalky calcifications, and urges physiotherapy as a common initial treatment.
The CAP project and related Reborn Folsom measures drew opposition from California leaders led by Kuchel and others who urge a permanent water guarantee. Senator Hayden stalled action amid the long running dispute with Arizona over Colorado River allocations including a proposed 4.4 million acre feet per year for California for 25 years.
The page lists city weather readings with highs and lows for Avlanta Bakersfield Bismarck Boise Boston Chicago Cincinnati Phoenix Las Vegas Los Angeles Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oakland Oklahoma City Palm Springs Scottsdale Reno Sacramento San Diego San Francisco Seattle and Washington plus marriage licenses issued in Maricopa County Arizona with names Vincent John Blan and Sally Ann Schiit- yet details are fragmentary and unclear.
President Johnson ruled out Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy from Democratic vice presidential consideration at the Atlantic City convention. Senators Humphrey and McCarthy led the field with several others mentioned, while McNamara and Shriver were also excluded from contenders. Johnson said he will name the nominee in due course. Kennedy said it remains the president's decision to choose.
Jerry Highfill died after a line drive struck him in the head during batting practice before a Lewiston Wenatchee Northwest League game. He was 13 and was helping collect balls when hit by Wenatchee catcher Danny Breeden's line drive. He died shortly after at St. Anthony's Hospital.
Republican nominee Barry Goldwater began a low key holiday visit at Bohemian Grove near Monte Rio California. He attended the annual encampment with guests including former President Herbert Hoover Jr Army Gen Albert C Wiedemeyer and was met by Hoovers son at the Santa Rosa airport before traveling to the grotto site.
Stocks opened firm with Bethlehem rising after strong second quarter results while U S Steel Motorola Xerox and others fluctuated. Hoover advised Goldwater to speak with reporters but Goldwater declined planning a no press policy at Bohemian Grove annual outing ending Saturday with a Balboa Bay Club visit in Southern California.
James M. Landis 64 a former dean of Harvard Law and adviser to FDR Truman and Kennedy was found dead Thursday in his private pool at the Westchester Country Club home. Police said the Medical Examiner’s office is investigating but preliminary signs show no foul play. Landis had recently served a one year law practice suspension for failing to file and pay federal income taxes on time.
A Protestant publication Christianity and Crisis calls on churchmen to repudiates Barry Goldwater in the presidential race. Edited by Reinhold Niebuhr and John C. Bennett it notes this marks the journal's first official election stance and cites concerns on civil rights international relations and economic policy.
UPI reports Joseph Bonanno known as Joe Bananas, a Mafia kingpin and part time Tucson resident, was met by FBI and customs agents after arriving from Montreal at O'Hare. He had left Canada after agreeing to return to the United States if perjury charges were dropped.
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