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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
3
In a chaotic investor letter many lines challenge or defend stock brokers honesty and research. The writer cites experiences with brokers who recommended stocks, praising some while condemning others for misguiding customers.
Workers from Yotatdin and allied unions walked off the job Monday at Cape Kennedy Merritt Island moonport delaying spaceport operations. About 3 800 employees reportedly joined the strike, affecting launch work as maintenance and support crews protested alongside picket lines near the Florida coast.
The article reports U S Senate action on cloture where Senator Goldwater and colleagues faced a civil rights filibuster vote. Democrats see it as boosting hopes in northern states while Republicans weigh Goldwater's stand against their base. Arizona leaders like Carl Hayden join the scrutiny amid party maneuvering.
A New York couple and their 13 year old daughter left Moscow for the United States after five years in the Soviet Union. They cited lack of freedom and difficulty reading materials as the main issues. They had tried to obtain exit visas for years and were told they were being expelled after approval was received. The husband and wife, once Communist supporters, said America is now their only home.
Dr James S Murphy 41, ex husband of Happy Murphy now wed Victoria Thompson in a small ceremony at the Episcopal Church of the Epiphany Manhattan East 70s. Thompson English teacher at Chapin School. Murphy is an associate virologist at Rockefeller Institute.
Swan of Coronado High School won the 1964 Arizona Boys State presidency in Flagstaff defeating Randy Wright of Arcadia High 158 to 130. George Valesques of Novales won secretary of state 445 to 143 over Al Mattinuly. Robert Tolman of Westward High named attorney general. Dan Kennedy of Trophy named auditor.
Saturday at Legend City offers free park entry from 4 p.m. to midnight for all uniformed scouts in the Theodore Roosevelt Council including Cub Scouts Boy Scouts Explorers and leaders. Presenting in uniform grants admission at the main gate.
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