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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1964

Page

2

No-War Dilemma in South Vietnam Calls for Bipartisan Policy

The editorial argues Washington has deepened involvement in South Vietnam with thousands of troops but no clear exit. It outlines four possible paths: escalate, bolster Khanh, neutralize Vietnam, or withdraw, stressing bipartisan unity, winning peasant support, and improving living standards to gain legitimacy for any course.

Washington Viet Nam United States France South Viet Nam Khanh Southeast Asia Bao Dai Diem

Warren Commission finish nears release on Kennedy death

New York report says the Warren Commission will publish about a half million words of testimony with a 100 percent claim Oswald killed Kennedy and Tippit, and no conspiracy with Ruby. The panel reviewed curb evidence and heard Marguerite Oswald press for cross examination by a New York attorney.

New York Warren Commission Kennedy Considine Lee Harvey Oswald Oswald J. D. Tippit Jack Ruby Marguerite Mrs. Oswald John Doyle Bar Association of the District of Columbia Warren

Scottsdale Call for Clean Campaign Signs

A Scottsdale citizen calls for a ban on political signs on utility poles in a letter to the editor. The Arizona Highway Department and the Arizona Public Service Co. urge candidates to remove posters and keep streets free of campaign pictures to improve the city's appearance.

Scottsdale Arizona Highway Department Arizona Public Service Co

Rights to Withdraw a Lawsuit in Arizona

The article explains how a plaintiff may terminate a lawsuit in Arizona by right when the defendant fails to appear, or by stipulation signed by the defendant or by court order with grounds stated. After appearance, dismissal requires defendant consent or court approval. The column is a public service under the State Bar of Arizona.

State Bar of Arizona

Outcasts in Slums Speech on Race Riots and Church Response

A minister argues the U S church has largely failed to lead in racial crises. He cites slum outcasts in Harlem Rochester Brooklyn and Jersey City and urges a reform plan using CCC camp school principles to train 40 000 youths and redevelop slums. He questions who can reach the outcast and whether police and churches can answer this central crisis.

Christian Church In America Paul Harlem Rochester Brooklyn Bedford - Stuyvesant Jersey City CCC

White and Black: Test of a Nation review

United Press International reviews Samuel Lubell’s book on race as a national war. Lubell argues fixed attitudes risk endless conflict and calls for South action ending legal barriers and voluntary racial acceptance.

United Press International Samuel Lubell Harper & Row United States Lubell Féder

Below Olympus and other summer book notices

A multiple review column highlights novels by Interlandi, Joe Morgan McKay, and James Gould Cozzens. It praises Amy Neal’s ride of a country girl amid Madison Avenue hype, notes the social themes of housing equality, and surveys Cozzens’ stories of growing up, including a boy facing his mother’s death.

Joe Morgan McKay Amy Neal Indiana Amy Morgan Madison Avenue James Gould Cozzens Harcourt, Bracé &World New England Cozzens Guard of Honor

Martini Semantics and Settings Shift Across Daily Life

A humorous meditation on how phrases like straight-up and hold the straight up shift ordinary items such as martinis and hats from common to special. The piece notes changing service norms like ice in drinks and lettuce on sandwiches, illustrating a broad trend of optional features becoming defaults in modern culture.

Scottsdale Daily Progress staff and publication details

The Scottsdale Daily Progress announces its staff led by Editor Jonathan Marshall and Managing Editor Dan Byrne. The paper is published afternoons except Sundays by Scottsdale Publishing Company from 302 Ball Park Plaza with wartime style postal details and contact numbers.

Scottsdale Daily Progress Scottsdale Publishing Company Ball Park Plaza Ariz

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Progress Dr. Strangegaulle Bob Considine Joh Connally Lane Marguerite Oswald Marina Oswald Mexico Cuba Russia Tippit Commission Ralph McGill McGill Book Review Olympus Interlandi North Bill Vaughan Vaughan Jonathan Marshall Dan Byrne Maurice L. Carter National Editoria Ash
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