Scottsdalet Progress front page notices and staff list
The Scottsdalet Progress issue dated April 14 1984 lists staff including Dan Byrne Mannaging Editor Jonathar Marshall Editor and Pubisher and Maurice La Cartar Advertising Director It notes Circulation Manager and outlines subscription rates for Arizona and out of state residents The paper is printed every afternoon except Sunday at Ball Park Plaza WH 6.3441 and is published by Scottsdalte Publishing Inc
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Scottsdalet
Progress
Ball Park Plaza
Scotisdale Publishing, Inc
Drunken Driving Debate Gains City Attention
A Maricopa Safety Council letter argues against drinking and driving with support for tougher laws and science based tests. The piece cites President Johnson and the Tucson law as examples and urges strict enforcement to deter drinkers facing jail time.
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Tucson
Belgian doctors strike sparks epidemic and public suffering
Editorial argues Belgian physicians abandoned duties over fee bans causing widespread disease and unknown casualty toll. It condemns the strike as a failure to uphold medical oath and professional standards.
Reassuring Arizona officials downplay highway deaths
The piece argues state leaders suppress public concern by downplaying highway fatality statistics. It notes a child killed while entering a moving vehicle on private property, yet claims officials exclude such incidents from records, denying the tragedy its counted status.
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Arizona
Goldwater Surge Defies Critics In Race For 1964 Nomination
The column argues Barry Goldwater remains a leading force in the Republican race despite setbacks. It cites California hopes, internal party feuding easing, and the risk of a convention showdown with Nelson Rockefeller. It notes Nixon and Ray Bliss as potential spoilers and warns of a possible stop-Goldwater movement.
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Washington
Lena Barry Goldwater
Ape Pata
Astans
Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
California
New Hampshire
Goldwater-for-President
Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Coldwater
Richard Nixon
Oregon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
John Anderson
Kansas
Anderson
Lodge
Springfield
Ill
Virginia
Tennessee
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Bliss
Editor's Mailbag Drunk Driving Calls for Harsh Deterrence
A reader endorses harsher penalties for drunk driving after citing Maricopa County figures of 39 deaths and 6000 arrests in 1963. The letter urges public shaming, jail time, and stricter court actions to deter drivers who risk others, arguing front-page reporting should expose every violator.
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Maricopa County
Scottsdale
U.S
Tucson
Die Rykken
cHy
Filibuster vs Voting Rights Tension Across Levels
Ralph McGill describes the paradox of resisting voting rights while denying ballots locally. He notes federal action becomes inevitable, recounts Eisenhower and Kennedy aims to avoid federal intrusion, and recalls Little Rock and efforts to secure court orders amid riots in Anniston and Birmingham.
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Atlanta
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Gov. Faubus
Newport
R.I
North Carolina
Luther Hodges
Little Rock
United States
Robert Kennedy
White House
Anniston
Birmingham
U S Must Act To Guarantee Right To Vote
The piece argues federal action is needed to protect voting rights after local officials in Mississippi Alabama and Louisiana resisted. It notes Kennedy and Johnson administrations used federal power to enforce desegregation and voting guarantees and labels local obstruction as a threat to democracy. It calls for federal protection when local governments refuse to act.
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U.S
Montgomery
Alabama
Oxford
Miss
White House
Justice Department
University of Alabama
Kennedy
Johnson
Mississippi
Louisiana
Washington
U S Should Continue Kid In Viet Nam Says Noted Author
War correspondent Richard Tregaskis, author of Viet Nam Diary, argues against pulling out of Vietnam. He speaks in New York at the Overseas Press Club dinner, noting the book from Holt Rinehart and Winston and his Polk Award win.
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Viet Nam
New York
Richard Tregaskis
George Polk
Overseas Press Club
Holt, Rinehart and
Winston
Viet
Asia
Arvin
Army of
Diem
Washington
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Salinger Has A Good Chance In California Senate Race
Fresno report notes Pierre Salinger a Kennedy era press secretary with strong Hollywood star appeal leading California Democratic primary efforts. Campaign finance, carpetbagger charges, and rival Alan Cranston trading barbs as Gov Pat Brown backs Cranston while Sen Engle battles illness shape a high-stakes contest through June.
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Salinger
California
Fresno
Calif
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Johnson
Childs
Hollywood
Stanley Mosk
Senate
Mosk
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Alan Cranston
Geneva
League of Nations
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Jonathar Marshall
Maurice la Cartar
Willan Mason
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Mme
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Scottsdas Ariz
Maricopa Safety Council
Belgium
Fowland Evans
Robert Novak
Daily
LBJ
John
Ralph McGill
Bob Considine
Considine
Marquis Childs
Wassels
Don Bradley
Clair Engle
Los Angeles
China
Prohibitionist
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Interlands
Merciful Heaven
YOO
Magers
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