30 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1964
Page
1
The Progress endorses President Johnson drawing warm reactions and sharp criticisms. Ahearn challenges Rhodes in a heated race while rail issues surface with featherbedding claims and a ballot focus on safety and policy in Arizona voters.
A week of rail talk centers on saving salaries from cab personnel changes and reinvesting the saved funds into reduced freight rates. The narrative hints at upcoming public broadcasts including a tale for children about Little Red Riding Hood.
The article reflects on shifting railroad influence from Territorial times to modern politics, noting cheap legislatures bought by railroads, harsh 1960s felony laws in New Mexico, and land grants to railroads along the Santa Fe route as federal policy shifted away from their control.
Levi Jessie Manor 80 founder of United Table Pad Co died in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after moving from Detroit seven years ago. Services set at Messinger Mortuary with Masonic rites. Survivors include Esther his wife and three daughters. Elias Reid 79 died in Scottsdale rest home with family in Scottsdale and New Haven. Lorin Hurst 55 died in Doctors Hospital former New Yorker lived ten years in Phoenix. Earl Bergman 41 a Joe Hunt's Restaurant salad chef died at home with services at Messinger Mortuary. Burial in Greenwood Memorial Park.
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater in a Hollywood Citizen-News interview proposing steps to win in Viet Nam. He calls for a long effort, possible bombing of bridges on supply routes into South Viet Nam, curtailing supplies from Laos Cambodia and North Viet Nam, and pressuring Red China to withdraw while seeking peace.
James Whiteman and L Betty Whiteman plan a bulk sale of all stock fixtures equipment and goodwill of the Penn Tavern at 510 North 35th Avenue Phoenix Arizona to W C Moffitt and Vivian I Moffitt. Sale completes November 4 1964 and creditors must file claims by 8:00 A M November 4 1964 at 8666 East Cypress Street Scottsdale Arizona.
The chain highlights that all 6 Guggy’s Coffee Shops focus on pleasing customers from kitchen to cashier. Menus cover breakfast to late evening treats with daily specials aimed at quality and value. Stop in at the nearest store.
Thirty prominent clergymen from Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths denounced using personal morality as a campaign weapon. They cited Walter Jenkins, Johnson aide who resigned after morals arrests, during an interreligious press conference at the Overseas Press Club. President Johnson had noted a similar issue in a San Diego briefing.
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