Scottsdale Letter Recommends Community Aid For Youth
A reader urges a public campaign to aid Patie Pepper whose home was vandalized. Early contributions top $20 with merchants offering services. The piece praises neighbors aiding youth, cites praise for a police officer, and notes concern over school schedules and four daily bus trips for families. The plan to lengthen the teaching day faces criticism for large families and transit gaps.
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Beetterlale
Bemn
Ken Pepper
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Scottsdale
Iss
Hhr
Wen
Laas Rane
Your Own Fox Hole Promises Instant Foxholes from Army Digger
The U S Army unveils an Instant Foxhole that uses two small controlled explosions to create a quick shelter. Public release not yet, but it could serve many ironic uses from avoiding bill collectors to booby traps and even digging wells in remote areas.
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U.S. Army
John Q
Pastore gains status in Senate disclosure clash
Senate battles over disclosure of senators stocks and investments intensify as Pastore pressures reformists while courting power. Cannon shifts to back disclosure, linking with Baker critics. Goldwater strengthens ties with White, weighing campaign structure and state party roles.
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Ate
Humphrey
Pastore
Baker
Bobby Baker
Senate
Nevada
Howard Cannon
Senate Rules Committee
Caton
Goldwater
White
James Broyhill
North Carolina
Broyhill
Brayshill
Cliff White
Tax hike sparks anger over Scottsdale school costs
Reader letters rail at a six cent per month or six cent per day rise in Scottsdale school taxes and warn of higher costs for families. The caller blasts school boards for spending, questions value of taxes, and pledges to move away. The second letter discusses political extremism, Klan rhetoric, and concerns about Goldwater.
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The
Progress
Harold Millsop
E. Weldon Ave
Extremists and voting rights debate in Barry Goldwater era
A letter questions which extremists Senator Barry Goldwater will endorse given his quote on extremism in liberty. The writer discusses a voter registration project in the Deep South and notes violent efforts to block people from exercising their constitutional right to vote.
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Barry Goldwater
Public Morality and Teddy Roosevelt's Reform Era
Ralph McGill discusses how early 20th century reforms under Teddy Roosevelt improved public morality. He cites meat packing reform, patent medicine regulation, child labor bans, and antitrust actions, noting political corruption hampered progress yet Roosevelt pressed for federal oversight and humane labor standards.
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Teddy Roosevelt
Teddy
Upton Sinclair
Chicago
Reddy Roosevelt
Castro Era Shifts as Cuba Eyes Talking With United States
Bob Considine recalls Fidel Castro’s 1959 Havana arrival amid a changed mood in Cuba. The new regime sought detente with Washington while keeping ties with the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. The piece notes public trials, U S recognition, and a cautious drift away from Batista era violence toward a socialist posture.
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Fidel Castro
Capital
Considine
Simon Bolivar
Castro
United States
Soviet Union
West
Washington
Cuba
Scottsdale Daily Progress Staff and Publication Details
The Scottsdale Daily Progress published by Scottsdale Publishing Company lists Dana Byrne as editor and Maurice L. Carter as managing editor with advertising directed from 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale. The paper appears August 4 1964 as a member of the EWSPAPERS ASSOCIATION for Greater Public Service.
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