28 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1964
Page
1
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez answers reader questions on heart clots Meniere's disease sugar avoidance thread warts plowed moles bow legs food poisoning vaginal discharge and related medical guidance. The piece covers symptoms risks treatments and when to seek care.
Arizona Democrats accuse Republicans of hiding reports on highway and retirement system irregularities and challenge Gov. Fannin's morality stance. Campaign officials cite Stackhouse Report and Bohannon probe, while GOP denials and rival critique frame the political clash at a Scottsdale luncheon.
A Navy Skywarrior crashed at El Centro Naval Air Facility injuring at least 22 and killing nine, including three crew aboard. The low flight struck a telephone pole and hit multiple base buildings during a parachute drop, sending a 1000 foot plume of smoke. Authorities planned structural surveys and a cause investigation.
The notice lists births at USS. Baptist Hospital Tempe area with families Lloyd Weaver and Wm A Guyot, plus Sib and Higginson in Phoenix with two more newborns. It also notes a license issued by Maricopa County Clerk for Douglas Thompey and Martha Wacobs in Phoenix.
Los Angeles UPI reports autopsy pending to determine cause of death for actor Sammee Tong 63 co star in Bachelor Father and Mickey Tong found dead in West Los Angeles police call it an apparent suicide after an empty pill bottle was found Tong veteran actor appeared in The Good Earth Oil for the Lamps of China and It’s A Mad Mad Mad World.
Nixon appears on NBC to campaign for Barry Goldwater with foreign policy critique of Johnson. CBS to replay Brunch with Barry featuring six women. Nixon also rallies Pennsylvania Republicans at a $100 dinner, claiming Johnson’s campaign has peaked while Goldwater gains.
Curt Flood Cardinals outfielder and his pregnant wife move into a $35,000 Alamo California home after a tense entry with sheriff deputies and a locksmith. Flood filed suit alleging the owner’s agent threatened to shoot him if he moved in. A community welcome followed as local residents pledged support and the California Fair Employment Practices Commission opened a race discrimination inquiry.
Motorola’s Military Electronics Division faces a weight challenge as it works on LEM equipment under a 3.9 million RCA contract. The firm earns bonuses for every 1/100 pound reduced, aiding the Lunar Excursion Module set to land two astronauts on the moon by 1969.
Scottsdale restaurant owner Joe Hunt forms a political group to back his bid for the state tax commission in the general election. Jay W. Gaskins, the group’s chairman, invites interested people to call. Hunt, a Democrat, served ten years on the tax commission before resigning in 1952 to start in the restaurant business.
Dennis L. Becker 53 died Monday at Doctors Hospital. Services set for Friday at St. Barnabas on the Desert Episcopal Church with burial at Memory Lawn Memorial Park. He managed Bill Anderson’s Men’s Shop in Mesa and Kerrick’s in Phoenix. Survivors include wife Phyllis, parents in Algona Iowa, sisters Helena and Florence, brothers Carlysle Bill and Dick. Memorials to Heart Fund. Harold Crawford 70 died Sunday at Baptist Hospital after residing at Georgian Court Rest Home. He moved from Detroit and was a chemical engineer. Survivors include sons Allen L. Crawford and Jere L. Crawford, sister Mrs. Margaret Comb. Cremation at Messinger Mortuary Chapel.
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