30 Jun 1964
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
1
A pilotless jet fighter crashed into multiple residences on Merrimack Street, setting fuel fires that consumed vehicles and houses. Families suffered, including 11 year old Pamela Girard and her brother Ted, as adults escaped amid a chaotic blaze witnessed by neighbors and police.
Obituaries note George S. Martin former head of Arizona Tax Commission luxury tax division died at 81 in Phoenix nursing home. Requiem Mass and services planned in Tempe and Phoenix with interment at St. Francis Mausoleum. Survivors listed. Also, a public plea from a heart specialist prompts President Johnson to ease campaign appearances while Evelyn Fox and Albert J. Gove obituaries are noted. A Gulf of Mexico oil rig explosion near Morgan City leaves survivors and missing after a 15 minute blaze.
Baptist Hospital and Mrs. Gordon Bethel announce a boy birth on June 29. Physicians and Surgeons Mr and Mrs Peter Robedee of 455 East Indian School Road report a boy born June 29. Mr and Mrs Gene Smyth of Glendale welcome a boy born June 29.
Scottsdale businessman Lee Ackerman will tour West Germany from July 4 to 19 as one of 100 Americans invited by the Bonn government. The group aims to study postwar reconstruction and economic and cultural developments since World War II.
Henry Cabot Lodge said he had a long telephone conference with Gov. William Scranton about Scranton's uphill bid for the Republican presidential nomination. Lodge met reporters in Washington before a Senate briefing on South Viet Nam and did not reveal details of their talk. He plans further contacts by phone before the San Francisco convention and will attend a July 7 start to the GOP gathering.
The ad claims FASTEETH makes dentures fit firmer and more comfortable allowing wearers to eat talk and laugh without fear. It describes a pleasant powder with no tummy upset or bad taste and says it neutralizes denture odor while having no acid or nausea and is sold at drug counters.
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