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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1964

Page

6

Voting Places Changed for Scottsdale Precincts

Scottsdale residents in districts 12 13 and 26 have new voting precincts for the upcoming primary. District 12 includes Cochise and Coronado with voting at Ember Glo Restaurant and Coronado High School. District 13 adds Geronimo Yale with voting at Orangedale and Monte Vista Baptist Church. District 26 adds Honda Mohave and Paradise with voting at tribal council HQ Mohave School and Scottsdale High School. Weather forecast: mostly sunny with possible afternoon and evening clouds and a chance of mountain thundershowers. Highs near 104 and a low around 72.

Scottsdale Cochise Coronado Thomas Rd McDowell Rd Hayden Rd Granite Reef Rd Ember Glo E. McDowell Rd Scottsdale Rd Oak St Coronado High School Geronimo Yale 52Nd St 42Nd Sts Orangedale School 42Nd St 36Th St. Thomas Rd Monte Vista Baptist Church Honda Mohave Paradise Salt River Pima Rd Tribal Council McDonald,Dr Chaparral Rd Mohave School Dale Ree Ona Ubie Tait Indian “School Beardsley Rd Scottsdale High School

Goldwater Praises Opening Campaign Reception in Prescott

Barry Goldwater praised the initial reaction to his opening campaign address in Prescott Arizona telling reporters the reception was just fine. He addressed about 5000 people in the tree shaded plaza and urged aggressive reforms to curb federal overreach while urging law enforcement to enforce the law. Miller and family joined the event as Goldwater prepared a brief trip to Lockport New York for Miller's campaign kickoff.

Phoenix Ariz UPI Barry M. Goldwater Arizona Republican Prescott William E. Miller Goldwater Miller Lockport N.Y

Fireman Receives $250000 From Long-Lost Heir

Fireman Richard Gregory Shaw learned he is the missing heir to Asa Bushnell Dimond’s estate. Dimond, who died last June at 76, left $250,000 to Shaw in trust with income to Shaw during his life and principal to Shaw’s children after his death. An address error delayed locating Shaw for years. Dimond befriended Shaw in Washington Heights about 16 years ago and the will dates to October 6, 1949.

Shaw Ladder Co. 45 Manhattan Dimond Washington Heights

Local Man Shot in Phoenix Robbery

Scottsdale man Robert Leon Eckels, 36, reported a robber approached him near Westside Grill on Buckeye Road, demanded money, and shot him in the thumb and leg after a second pocket intrusion. He was treated and released from a hospital.

Scottsdale Phoenix Robert Leon Eckels Double Tree Rd Eckels Westside Grill Buckeye Rd

Independent Business Panel Backs Johnson Initiatives

Washington reports a new National Independent Committee for President Johnson formed with 45 core members, including two Eisenhower cabinet alumni. The group endorses Johnson and Humphrey, highlighting a choice between a steady experienced course and a riskier new one. Co-chairs are John T. Connor of Merck and John Leb, senior partner at Loeb Rhoades.

Washington UPI Johnson Dwight D. Eisenhower America Eisenhower National Independent Committee Humphrey Robert B. Anderson Treasury Marion B. Folsom Health, Education and Welfare John T. Connor Merck & Co Summit, N.J John Ieb Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades& Co New York

Summary of Arizona Highway Department probe sparks political friction

Milton Stackhouse of Scottsdale released a summary of an investigation into the Arizona Highway Department. The summary cites irregularities in contractor payments, federal fund handling, management carelessness, and possible inflated profits from inferior materials. The full report was not released. officials dispute calls for a complete disclosure.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Highway Department Milton Stackhouse Scottsdale Attorney General Highway Commission Stackhouse FBI Commission Robert Pickrell U.S Carl Muecke Justice Department Paul Fannin U.S. Senate Evan Mecham Mecham Pickrell

Prosecution Seeks Death for Two Ku Klux Klansmen

In Danielsville Georgia the prosecution asks for the death penalty for two Ku Klux Klansmen charged with killing educator Lemuel Penn. The jury heard closing arguments while Penn’s murder is described as an assassination comparable to national figures.

Danielsville Lemuel Penn Penn Kennedy

Pro’s Tips on Driving for Labor Day Safety

A. J. Foyt offers driving safety advice for Labor Day travel citing the National Safety Council and predicting 490 to 590 traffic deaths. He urges maintaining one car length per 10 mph, avoiding retaliation, lowering high beams when warned, taking breaks every three hours, avoiding alcohol, and getting a thorough car inspection before long trips.

National Safety Council A. J. Foyt Indianapolis UPI America

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