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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1964
Page
1
Police hold Shaykh Muhammad Abbyssina Hayes, 33, on $10,000 bail after three days of civil unrest in Philadelphia. Officials say he formed a Black supremacy group calling itself the only true freedom fighters and identify him as the event's organizer.
Kenneth E. Edmiston and Marjorie A. Edmiston announce a bulk sale of Kenney's Milk Depot assets including stock and goodwill to George K. Hatch. The transfer is set for Sept 10, 1964 at 2:00 p.m. Creditors must file claims by Sept 10. Also included is a separate riot report noting a fez wearing suspect arrested at a cultural center with confiscated weapons and Molotov cocktail components amid ongoing city unrest.
New York Republicans withheld full backing of the national ticket awaiting Goldwater's campaign positions. State leaders backed Senator Kenneth Keating for reelection as unity held, with major figures like Rockefeller Dewey Javits Goodell and Nixon signaling partial support while Clare Boothe Luce championed Goldwater Miller.
The Investor explains how the revised Federal withholding tables cut taxes at payday but may leave taxpayers with larger April 15 bills. He notes many families fail to build savings and urges solid saving while warning of under-withholding.
Irene Renninger Hines 56 a retail jeweler died yesterday at Gand Samari tan Hospital Phoenix Survivors include a son Jack D Taylor and a sister plus five grandchildren Services set 2 p m Friday at Messinger Mortuary with Rev Dale K Smith officiating Burial at Camelback Cemetery Marie G Swenson 72 died Sunday at home Born in Omaha moved to Scottsdale in 1947 managed an auto business owned a dress shop in Scottsdale She was Elks Ladies Auxiliary and BPW Club member Entombment at Greenwood Memorial Park.
In Saigon Buddhist leaders pledge a two month halt to rioting that killed 31 people and toppled Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh. Student leaders join the pledge as civil peace is sought to restore command. They set a October 27 deadline demanding a purge of Diem era officials and threaten a general strike if unmet.
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