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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1964
Page
1
An emeritus consultant argues that inconsistent thyroid tests mislead patients. He notes symptoms, job factors, and lab errors, urging repeat testing and careful clinical correlation before thyroid treatment decisions.
Hubert Humphrey told a Dixie audience in Hot Springs that Barry Goldwater is betraying his lifelong philosophy for votes. He mocked Goldwater’s stance on Social Security TVA and REA and noted the famed Cow Palace line as a sign of expediency. Gov. Faubus offered little support for the ticket.
In Longview Texas Barry Goldwater labeled President Johnson the wildest spender of all claiming Johnson spends ten million dollars daily more than Kennedy. He cited eight month excesses totaling about 3 billion dollars and added payroll growth with 18 339 federal jobs in seven months and 2600 hires per month. He wrapped up Southern swing with future stops planned in Missouri Indiana and West Virginia.
The Episcopal bishop of Washington criticized Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre Jr for saying the public faces a sterile presidential choice. Bishop Creighton urged voters be judged by programs for peace and human rights rather than Sayre’s negative personal analysis.
Funeral services for Orville Waldo Woods died September 16 at his Scottsdale home will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow in Green Acres Chapel of Light. Woods former president and GM of Grand Canyon Paper Co resided in Scottsdale six years after moving from Toledo. Survivors include wife Trudy a daughter Evelyn Groschke a son Thomas F. all of Scottsdale and three sisters. Memorials may go to Scottsdale Presbyterian Church Building Fund.
A UPI report says 31 percent of 777 responding dailies back Barry Goldwater and 28.6 percent back Lyndon Johnson. The sample accounts for 44 percent of U.S. daily papers and was taken before Hearst group papers announced for Johnson.
The Ecumenical Council approved a view that the church includes the entire human family by a 1 695 to 19 vote with 553 yes with reservation. A racial equality clause will be added in another chapter at US bishops' request. The council also debated collegiality between bishops and the Pope.
The Hearst papers across 10 outlets break with Republican tradition to back Johnson and Humphrey. They praise Johnson’s leadership and argue Humphrey’s experience strengthens succession readiness and global duty during challenging times.
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