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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1964
Page
2
A Phoenix school debate hinges on free press versus censorship as rights to publish and read politically oriented materials are defended. Advocates argue censorship threatens imagination and constitutional freedom, warning against book burning and restricting ideas from both right and left.
The Scottsdale Progress issues include standard editorial pledges and advertising staff listings. The page from April 22, 1964 shows publisher Jonathan Marshall, editor, and department heads with subscription rates and mailing details.
People still read as Scottsdale hosts a weekend book and records sale by the Friends of the Scottsdale Public Library. Members and the public contributed items and purchases to raise more than 81,500 to support the library’s phonograph records distribution and new books.
Judge Frank Wilson imposes eight year federal prison term and ten thousand dollars in fines on James R. Hoffa for tampering with the justice system. The conviction could be appealed but Judge Watson’s remarks frame the legacy as a warning about corruption of authority and the rule of law.
The article discusses Senate Foreign Relations chair William Fulbright as a potential pivotal swing for cloture on the civil rights bill. It notes his influence on whether he supports or abstains, impacting JFK and LBJ’s Secretary of State prospects, and details Fulbright’s foreign policy stance, isolation from Senate chairmen, and reception of his Cuba critique.
In 1960 and beyond Democrats repeatedly urged Republicans to nominate alternative candidates. The pattern shows GOP hopefuls like Nixon Goldwater and Rockefeller facing Democratic warnings and praise that shape public perception. The piece notes Democratic advice shifted with primary outcomes and party goals, affecting Republican fortunes.
Roscoe Drummond notes the world reaction to a false Khrushchev death report. He weighs potential Soviet leadership shifts, Stalinist influence, and the risk of a hardline turn after Khrushchev's departure, noting widespread relief once the rumor proved unfounded.
The 1942 Doolittle Raid veterans, led by Gen James Doolittle, reunite in Fort Worth with 46 of the original 80 present at a hotel as they recall one of World War II’s pivotal air strikes. Ted Lawson and other survivors return for the gathering.
Veterans who helped plan the mission gather to recall the Doolittle Raid and the rise of the B 25 modification program. The story covers how Hap Arnold enlisted Jimmy to adapt a bomber for carrier takeoffs and long range flights, and notes the crew’s return for a reunion with one key figure present.
Scottsdale contractor protests Maricopa County bid practices claiming restrictive acoustical specifications at Hohokam Elementary School thwart open competition. He notes his firm requests equal bidding status and cites extensive Maricopa County installations and approvals with Acoustical Materials Association standards.
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