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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1964

Page

5

Montgomery blasts Eisenhower on D-Day anniversary

On the 20th anniversary of D-Day Monty accused Dwight Eisenhower of a muddled Normandy plan and said the campaign succeeded through British American and Canadian teamwork. Tedder called the remarks a pitiful second childhood, defending Ike’s strategy and timing.

London UPI Viscount Montgomery Dwight D. Eisenhower Europe Montgomery Eisenhower Royal Air Force Lord Tedder Tedder Eisen Hower Normandy

Weekend Baking Heat Persists With Near 100 Degree Highs

Weather remains fair with high clouds and little temperature change. High today near 100, low 67 tonight, high Sunday about 98. U S Weather Observer Willard Greene notes today’s low 73 and yesterday’s high 98.

U.S Willard Greene

Burglary At Govway Dept Store On E McDowell

Thieves entered Govway Department Store by a roof vent at 7902 East McDowell and stole liquor and firearms. Police recovered a BB gun, a case of beer, and two broken liquor bottles. entry used a 25 pound barbell to pry a door open and a vent cover was removed with a half inch rope used to descend to the snack lounge.

Govway Dept E. McDowell Govway Sporting ‘Goods Department

Senate votes near cloture as civil rights showdown looms

The Senate moved to fast track three amendments to the civil rights bill delaying Tuesday’s key cloture showdown on a 71 day Southern filibuster. Senator Mansfield filed a cloture petition with 37 signatures but will re file Monday. Amendments would grant jury trials in criminal contempt, strike federal funds for integrated schooling, and limit the employment section to firms with 100 plus workers.

Washington UPI Senate Mansfield Hickenlooper

Eisenhower Urges Scranton Open GOP Nomination

Ike backs an open Republican national convention and urges Pennsylvania Governor Scranton to seek the presidential nomination. Scranton is viewed as Ike's choice as Goldwater Nixon attend governors conference fueling talk of a summit on the San Francisco convention.

Ike Scranton Cleveland Eisenhower Pennsylvania Gettysburg Barry Goldwater Richard Nixon Dwight D. Eisenhower San Francisco

Peruvian Official Denies Mengele Arrest Claim

Interior minister Juan Languasco rejected reports that Nazi war criminal Joseph Mengele had been arrested in Peru. He said he referenced the arrest of David Livingston Penn, a U.S. citizen and Communist, during a cabinet meeting after newspapers quoted him on Mengele. In New York City, President Johnson praised immigrant solidarity at a plaque ceremony for ILGWU's 50th anniversary.

Lima Peru Juan Languasco Languasco Joseph Mengele David Livingston Penn U.S New York City Johnson America International Ladies Garment Workers Union

Impeachment Lie Tests Sought in Arizona Trial

Williams denied taking a $5,000 bribe from Joe Adams in 1958 and testified he never met Adams at Harold's Club. Adams claimed Williams and Rep. Duke Senner forced payment for a commission approval. Testimony and cross examination described cash deposits and alleged misconduct on unrelated charges.

Adams Williams Harold’s Club Mesa Rep George F Duke) Senner Jr D-Ariz Adams’ Newtown Water Co Apache Junction Senner William Rehnquist Pinal County Adams’ Water Company Tucson Gas, Electric Lights & Power Co

Lori Jo Howard Named Little Miss Hope for 1964 65

Lori Jo Howard of Scottsdale was selected Maricopa County Little Miss Hope for 1964 65. She will lead the local fund drive for the National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation and represent more than 25 000 American children with CF plus about 300 in central Arizona. Lori Jo, 7, daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn E Howard, will be a second grader at Hohokam Elementary School next fall. It is estimated 6 000 new CF babies will be born in the next 12 months.

Lori Jo Howard Scottsdale Maricopa County Robert D. George National Lori Jo Hohokam Elementary

Hearing Set On Anti-bias Phoenix Law

Phoenix city council to hold a public hearing on a proposed anti discrimination ordinance with fines up to 300 dollars after mediation fails. The measure bans discrimination in public entertainment venues and restaurants but exempts private residences and distinctly private places. A five person committee from the Human Relations Commission would handle complaints and may seek cease and desist orders. criminal charges and fines would follow only after mediation fails.

Phoenix API Milton Graham Phoenix Human Relations Commission D City

U S and Russia Agree on Space Weather Data Exchange

In Geneva the United States and Russia signed a preliminary accord to exchange weather data from coordinated space satellites. The program aims to launch American and Russian satellites and operate them jointly before year end, with data sent via a dedicated telegraph link between Washington and Moscow.

Geneva UPS United States Russia Earth Washington Moscow

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