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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1964

Page

3

Barry Goldwater pulls film Choice from NBC telecast

A GOP campaign film titled Choice was withdrawn from NBC for further editing after criticism from Democrats. Barry Goldwater urged changes, delaying the 30 minute program by Mothers For a Moral America. A five minute excerpt aired on KTTV in Hollywood, showing topless imagery and magazine covers, which NBC had removed before broadcast.

Washington UPI National Broadcasting Co NBC Today Mothers For A Moral America GOP Barry M. Goldwater Goldwater Hollywood Calif KTTV George Putnam Johnson Texas Philadelphia Paul Wagner Lamb

Allen Attacks Republicans in Arizona Charges

Arizona Democratic chair Robert H. Allen accuses Republicans of hypocrisy over morality as a campaign tool. He cites three cases alleging conflicts of interest, naming Richard Klein Dienst and Gov. Paul Fannin, plus Bohannan and William Miller in connection with state and national offices.

Phoenix UPI Robert H. Allen Allen Keith Brown Brown Richard Kleindienst

Did the Mafia Get Bonanno

Police fear Mafia boss Joseph Bonanno was the victim of a gangland execution after his kidnapping on a Park Avenue sidewalk as he was to testify before a federal grand jury. Witnesses described two gunmen, with authorities weighing theories of a syndicate feud and possible disposal in the Thruway.

Richard Rowden New York UPI Joseph Joe Bananas) Bonanno Park Avenue Bonanno Cosa Nostra William Power Maloney Maloney Joseph Allen Justice Department Investiga Tion Joe Bananas Walter F. Henning Bananno Thruway Cosanosta

Widow 70 Rips Armband From Nazi Picketer in North Hollywood

Sadie Weiss O'Sullivan, age 70, ripped a swastika armband from Robert Martell during a restaurant picket. Martell filed assault and battery charges. The city attorney weighs action in the case.

North Hollywood Calif UPI Sadie Weiss O'Sullivan Robert Martell USS Nicholas Katzenbach Martell

China Moves Toward Nuclear Talks Despite Rebuffs

UPI reports U S officials expect Red China to enter negotiations on nuclear testing and disarmament, though China has shown little willingness to bargain. Beijing seeks a world conference to ban and destroy nuclear arms, while Washington views the idea as a smoke screen. President Johnson urges global support for a limited test ban.

Washington UPI USS Red China Peking China Chou Enlai Johnson Dean Rusk State Department Rusk

Watch Those Tickets Watch Those Tickets

Phoenix officials implement a program tying traffic warrant clearance to license renewal. Arizona Highway Department will receive 2,600 delinquent records from January to May and by December 1 will file warrants on 2,488 cases from 1962 and 2,816 from 1963.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Highway Department Highway Department

Squelch Denied in Goldwater Campaign Broadcast Clash

Johnson family station in Austin denies blocking Goldwater speeches. KTBC-TV delayed the network telecast citing schedule conflicts while offering a later air time. Station manager Kellam says delays aimed to accommodate political requests without disrupting regular programs.

Austin, Tex UPI Johnson Family Barry Goldwater Goldwater Texas Tad Smith Johnson Ktbc-Tv Smith Austin J.C. Kellam Kellam

Ballot Box Bash Dinner by Phoenix Advertising Club

The Ad Club hosts a dinner dance titled Ballot Box Bash at the Millionaires Club tomorrow night with KTAR’s Hayes steering the event. Decorations evoke a joint political HQ, a voting machine enables a straw vote, door prizes by John Redfield, cocktails at six and dinner at 8:30, dancing to follow. tickets limited.

Phoenix Millionaires Club Hayes Stewart Ktar ‘Radio Ad: Club John Redfield KIFN Phoenix Advertising Club

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