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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1965
Page
2
Editorial notes Scottsdale's horse heritage faded with development but new trails and canal bank riding plus a Horse Country Club opening in fall offer revival. Charros plan gymkhana championship among service clubs with potential for statewide and national events boosting tourism and conventions.
UAR President Nasser rejects US gratitude as Egypt receives Soviet wheat from Australia via a diverted shipment. The Alexanria port scene followed an American 24 000 ton wheat unload and drew cheering for the USSR and UAR USSR friendship, while the US sentries saw no cheers. The commentary notes imperialists crave a small display of appreciation.
The piece argues Lyndon B. Johnson’s legislative success stems from more than tact. It credits his ahead-of-party appeal, a Congress aligned with him, Barry Goldwater’s defeat hurting the opposition, and a business-friendly climate shaping policy and profits.
Scottsdale Physicians & Surgeons Hospital Administrator Thomas H. Hunter thanks the newspaper for July 27 coverage and praises its factual reporting. Epilepsy advocate Harry D. Borbe urges readers not to generalize from one case, noting treatment success and normal lives for many patients.
Barry Goldwater argues Republican governors form a splinter faction by opening a Washington office to pursue a moderate wing. He cautions that prioritizing gubernatorial races over Congress risks weakening party unity and urges focus on national policy through Congress and the Free Society Association.
Ralph McGill ponders if the United Nations can function amid wartime strain. He notes Arthur Goldberg’s planned low profile as he learns UN dynamics, while General Assembly readiness grows. McGill highlights large bloc shifts, need for charter—work, and cautious hope in mature diplomacy.
Marquis Childs details a church driven shift reshaping Chilean politics under President Eduardo Frei. He traces how a younger clergy and a 1962 pastoral letter challenged elite church ties, aiding a Christian Democratic surge and confronting conservative hierarchy across Latin America.
Scottsdale Daily Progress lists staff roles for Dan Byrne and T Frank Stewart with publisher offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona and contact details. Publication date August 11 1965 indicates print edition timing and ownership information.
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