Hayden Backs Roy Elson for Senate in Arizona
Sen. Carl Hayden announced support for Roy L. Elson in Elson’s bid for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate. Hayden urged Arizonans to back Elson, praising his administrative experience and stressing the stake in committee assignments and water issues. Hayden also appeared on TV with a statement backing Elson.
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Washington
Carl Hayden
Roy Elson
Elson
U.S. Senate
Arizona
Senate
Hayden
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Roy
Car drives through yards in freak accident
A 15 year old Scottsdale boy lost control of a 1957 Ford causing more than 1000 in damage. The car sped through two yards and a driveway, bumped a parked car, and halted after a complete circle near 69th Street and Monterey Way. The driver, Stephen Nelson, walked away uninjured. Thelma Nelson was cited for allowing an unlicensed minor to drive.
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N. 69Th St
Stephen Nelson
Monterey Way
69Th St
Boys Club
Roy Ciappini
Cletis Smith
Mel Sather
Smith
Ciappini
Thelma Nelson
Sather
McDonald Trial Delayed Ruling in Scottsdale Murder Case
Judge Harold Holcomb delays ruling on binding James McDonald 21 over to Superior Court for trial in the June 13 killing of Scottsdale music teacher Dale McConnell 52. A two hour hearing in Scottsdale Justice Court heard arguments on open murder versus manslaughter, with testimony from a music teacher neighbor, Detective Bob Moore, and medical examiner Thomas Jarvis.
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James McDonald
Superior Court
Scottsdale
Dale McConnell
Scottsdale Justice Court
Joe Shaw
McDonald
Bob Moore
Scottsdale Police Dept
Thomas Jarvis
Stanton
Moore
Himself
McConnell
Topless Swim Suits Stir Scottsdale Fashion Circles
Scottsdale women’s wear shops debate topless swimming suits with mixed plans. One firm stocks them, others would order if demand grows, while some have no plans to buy. Progress survey results and comments are on page 6.
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Goldwater Defends Rights Stand On Civil Rights Vote
Sen Barry Goldwater says it is morally wrong yet constitutionally right to bar employment based on race creed or color. He defended his vote against the civil rights bill in a letter to the Chicago Sun Times stating he supports constitutional limits and would back a bill only if it fits the Constitution.
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UPS
Barry M. Goldwater
Philacandy
Goldwater
Chicago Sun- Times
Sun - Times
Arizona
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Weather outlook with heat and possible afternoon storms
Partly cloudy today and tomorrow with a chance of sprinkles or thunderstorms in the afternoon or evening. Cooler trend with highs near 102 to 104 and lows around 77 to 80. Willard Greene notes a today’s low of 80 and yesterday’s high of 107.
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Willard Greene
Paradise Valley Fights Scottsdale Rezoning Plan at Town Meeting
About 100 residents packed the Paradise Valley council session to oppose Scottsdale’s move to re zone 200 acres along North Scottsdale Road to R-4R resort status. The zoning panel had approved the plan and a July 11 council vote looms as a potential legal fight looms amid a long running dispute. The Camelback Inn parcel also drew scrutiny as Camelback Inn proposes selling 30 acres to Transamerica Development for 90 luxury homes, prompting a county zoning denial recommendation.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale Road
Jackrabbit
Lincoln Drive
Robert Choate, Jr
Arizona Supreme Court
Camelback Inn
Transamerica Development Company
Maricopa County
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Jet Pilot Faints At Birth Scene In Phoenix
Phoenix pilot and Williams AFB instructor Capt. Charles A Colton 29 fainted at the delivery room door at Doctor's Hospital after the birth of his second child Dawn Ann. He sustained jaw fractures and a chin wound and needed eight stitches while his wife Bobbie 25 and newborn rested nearby. Their first child Charles Arthur Colton Jr., 2, is at home.
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Phoenix
APS
Charles A.colton
Williams Air Force Baise
Doctor's Hospital
Colton
Bobbie
Dawn Ann
Charles Arthur Colton Jr
Program Sought to Halt Mississippi Terrorism
A three point plan urged by former intelligence chief Allen Dulles to halt what he called terrorist activities in racially tense Mississippi includes increasing federal force presence. The NAACP urged federal takeover of Mississippi state government, citing failure to uphold Republican governance. President Johnson travels to Detroit for a fund raising dinner with a Paris trip noted.
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Allen Dulles
Johnson
Mississippi
NAACP
Association
Detroit
Minneapolis
Saigon
Soui da
South Viet Nam Central Intelligence Agency
Peggy to Wed Holt in Trinity Cathedral Wedding
Sen. Barry Goldwater and family rehearse for the wedding of daughter Margaret Ann, 20, to Richard Arlen Holt, 26, in Phoenix. About 500 guests expected. reception at Phoenix Country Club. Newlyweds to honeymoon in Hawaii then attend the GOP convention in San Francisco.
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Margaret Ann
Richard Arlen Holt
Los Angeles
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Sen
John Tower
R-Tex.j
Moon
Hawaii
San Francisco
Goldwater
Beverly Hills
Calif
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