05 Jun 1964
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1964
Page
1
Nationwide heat wave pushes highs into the 90s with records possible in several cities. Forecasters warn of humidity and heat illness risks as travelers and workers adjust schedules and stay hydrated. Local officials open cooling centers to assist vulnerable residents.
A suspect was released on bail after a preliminary hearing date was set by Judge Charles Siddany. Bond amounts listed include 200 dollars and 1500 dollars for different defendants, with terms arranged for upcoming court hearings and appearances. Local names mentioned include Pho-Chester Howland and Lee Cummins.
A drunken incident led to an assault attempt described as a tense confrontation. The accused, Blazio, 41, and another man faced police attention after the altercation at a location near Harry Boad, with threads and improvised actions noted in the chaos.
United Press International reports labor strife in three states as unions clash with police. In Wisconsin at Pressed Steel Tank Co. 30 were arrested amid four days of violence while token picketing resumed. Michigan seechs against Essex Wire Corp. as Gov Romney moves to close the plant amid broader unrest.
Democratic state chairman Robert H. Allen announces statewide gathering at the Sands of Rempe motor hotel in Tempe on Saturday June 13. Members will select delegates to the 1946 Democratic national convention at Atlantic City convening August 24 nominate party electors for the November 3 presidential election and elect a national committeeman and committeewoman.
Rep. Samuel L. Devine of Ohio says foreigners should mind their own business in U.S. politics. He criticized abroad reactions to Barry Goldwater’s California primary win and urged countries to stop interfering in internal American affairs.
A white 64 year old taxicab driver Howard Feist was stabbed on a New York subway car by a 43 year old Howard Newman an unemployed laborer. Newmans arrest followed a chase through the train as transit police worked emergency overtime on trains and stations. Feist is in serious condition at Coney Island Hospital.
Walter C Becker Jr and Roberta A Becker dba Curley's Milk Depot plan a bulk sale to Kenneth F Edmiston and Marjorie A Edmiston on June 19 1964 at 2 00 p m Creditors must file claims by June 10 1964 before 2 00 p m with Walter C Becker Sr at 8538 East Montecito Ave Scottsdale Arizona Notary Evelynne E Nell certified the instrument May 30 1964 published June 3 4 5 6 8 9
Intervening political debate heats as governors gather for a five day conference. Key figures include Nelson Rockefeller and William Scranton with Dwight Eisenhower scheduled to address attendees. Romney’s absence cited due to Michigan issues and Goldwater supporters voice potential stop move.
Scottsdale Bible School plans a sidewalk parade starting at 9 am from Masonic Temple along Scottsdale Road. It is the town’s first sidewalk parade and promotes the Bible Church vacation school opening Sunday morning led by Harry Bartle with helpers Jeff Runven Greg Parr and Dave Radencenko.
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon told a Garden City New York Republican gathering that a united GOP can know its finest hour in 1964 by beating President Johnson. He argued polls and experts underestimate Republican chances next November.
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