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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1964
Page
7
Cardinal Augustin Bea led a strong push for a declaration exonerating modern Jews from guilt for the crucifixion of Jesus. The pledge also condemns discrimination and addresses relations with non Christians as the council prepares votes on collegiality and other issues.
Mary Ann Fischer, mother of the Fischer quints, delivered a 10 pound 7 ounce girl at St. Luke's Hospital in Aberdeen. James Andrew Fischer, father of six, witnessed the birth about 9:18 p.m. on Thursday with Dr. James Hovland and assistants.
Scottsdale driver license station adds a turnabout to the road test to weed out poor drivers faster. Applicants must navigate a right turn into a parking area between pylons, back out, and exit. The change, similar to Phoenix, aims to improve safety without greatly increasing failures. The road test lasts about 100 minutes with five left and five right turns and common faults include stopping at signs, speeding, and nervous driving.
A critic group accuses Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara of repeated errors in handling legionnaires issues, labeling his decisions as mistake after mistake and urging policy reconsideration.
UPI reports Arizona Senate race candidates Senner and Steiger spar over graft charges and funding use. Senner demands proof or an apology for accusations of personal gain while Steiger accuses Senner of printing materials out of state and imprudent spending of federal funds.
Former President Eisenhower at a Chicago fund dinner criticizes political machines for aiming to draw power to Washington. He urges electing governors and local officials who resist federal overreach and uphold constitutional tenets. He spoke in support of Charles Percy, a Republican gubernatorial candidate and his protege, warning against straitjacketed state independence.
A Washington post column mocks city suburb tension by comparing motorists to lady beetles and mealybugs. It notes Georgetown battles free parking as workers from Maryland and Virginia flood in, with a Citizens Association study due soon and a humane, humorous endnote about a possible duel of Volkswagens.
Rep. William E. Miller campaigned through California’s agricultural heartland with stops in Merced and Stockton. He attacked Democrats for leading the nation into war and said troops in Vietnam face willful sacrifice without victory unless Goldwater is elected in November.
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