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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1964
Page
5
The column answers reader questions on Series E and I U S savings bonds. It covers tax reporting options for accrued interest, renewal dates, and how to handle bonds from 1943, noting two main methods and the need for IRS permission to switch methods.
Astronauts on future long missions risk whiskers drifting in weightless cabin. Water for shaving will be scarce, lather impossible, and traditional razors unsafe. Remington proposes a battery powered shaver with a hair pocket to capture clippings, but disposal in flight remains to be solved.
Mrs. Cruz Martinez of Abilene Texas says she is 108 and still smok es a self rolled cigarette while visiting her 75 year old brother in Lubbock. She was born May 3 1856 in Santa Fe New Mexico and has lived in Abilene 83 years. She has 12 children eight living and notes smoking has been her pleasure as long as she can remember.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports a random sample of 100 doctors at the American Medical Association convention favored Barry Goldwater 82 to 18 over Lyndon B. Johnson.
San Francisco police receive praise from NAACP leader Terry Francois for handling civil rights demonstrations with a new approach. Chief Tom Cahill explains a human relations program for officers, emphasizing noncriminal treatment of demonstrators and restraint. The plan aims to require all officers within 60 weeks to improve trust with civil rights groups.
A writer explores Arizona ghost towns with anecdotes from Fort Yuma to Jerome, recounting Poston era legends and the Colorado River. In California, a Menlo Park cookbook details Mexican meals from breakfast to supper, noting long social meals and multi course courses.
The United Nations highlights tidal and exotic energy as rising power sources due to fuel shortages. France operates a 240000 kilowatt plant at Britannia, with others planned in Australia and by the United States and Canada at Passamaquoddy Bay. The Soviet Union builds two near Murmansk with potential outputs reaching 200 billion kilowatts yearly. Tidal power could cost 25 percent less than whale oil energy.
Sen. Barry Goldwater will address delegates to the 46th annual Arizona American Legion convention in Nogales. This may be his final visit to Arizona before the San Francisco GOP nominating convention. Gov. Paul Fannin and Rep. John Rhodes are also slated to speak. About 800 to 1,000 Legionnaires are expected to attend over three days.
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