Scottsdale Progress 1963 Front Page Public Notice Sample
The text shows newspaper masthead and policy pledges from The Progress of Scottsdale dated August 20 1963 with publisher staff names and subscription rates. It reflects filing details rather than a substantive news event.
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Scottsdale O Progress
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale Publishing, Inc
Jonathan Marshall
Victor J. Morgan
Carl V. Piercey
Maurice L. Carter
Dan Byrne
THE
Progress Platform
Arizona
Scottsdale
Ariz
Secrecy Condemned in Paradise Valley Annexation
Citizens condemn Paradise Valley’s secret annexation of a 2.5 square mile area as undemocratic and cloaked in closed doors. Critics demand accountability for officials who supported or concealed the move, arguing secrecy violates democratic values and citizen trust.
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Paradise Valley
United States
Indignation turn in a tongue in cheek editorial
The piece lampoons a National Indignation Convention and a National Indignation League proposing committees for Righteous and Moral Indignation. It riffs on figures like George Lincoln Rockwell and the NAACP while joking about a Lady of the House and a National Association for Girl-Watching. The author expresses playful frustration at not knowing where the fictitious convention meets.
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Congress
Council On
George Lincoln Rockwell
National Association For the Advance of
Why Is Harvard Bad and Why It Matters in Politics
A speaker rouses cheers by denouncing Harvard while Kennedy boasts a Harvard degree. The piece defends Harvard as a leading university whose alumni shape business, science, and government, and condemns anti intellectual sniping as childish politics. It argues education should be valued in government.
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Harvard
America
Javits Defines Radical Right as Isolationist and Anti Civil Liberties
In reply to Barry Goldwater, Sen. Jacob Javits says the radical right labels Eisenhower crypto Communist and seeks to impeach Warren, create a super court, repeal income tax, and push anti labor and anti foreign policies. He says the group exploits anti communism and seeks to hijack the conservative label.
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New York
Barry Goldwater
Jacob Javits
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Earl Warren
United States
Considine
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
New York Republican
Javits Defines Radical Right Amid Anti Communist Climate
Senator Javits condemns the radical right as distrustful of government institutions and akin to historical intimidation movements. General Douglas MacArthur announces completion of his life story, a 220000 word recollection with secrecy surrounding its preparation, likely costing near a million dollars, dedicated to his family and fighting men.
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Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
McGraw- Hill
Jean
Arthur
Barry Goldwater Urges Principled Treaty Stance
Sen Barry Goldwater argues that Senate consideration of the nuclear test ban treaty must be for national security, not partisan gain. He urges full disclosure of facts, cautious step by step evaluation, and questions about Soviet intentions and fallout risks before ratification. He presses the 100 senators to seek a truly informed conscience before deciding how freedom and security are affected.
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Washington
Senate
Goldwater
East Germany
Cuba
Freedom
Harriman Seen As Key Diplomatic Figure In Kennedy Era
Washington observes Averell Harriman rising to top ranks in the Kennedy administration as chief negotiator with the Soviet Union. The piece argues Harriman’s private insight complements Dean Rusk, noting his early warnings of Soviet policy and potential fit as secretary of state, with limited evidence for a cabinet reshuffle.
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Washington
Averell Harriman
Kennedy
Harriman
Drummond
Soviet Union
U.S
America
Yalta
San Francisco
Europe
Edward Stettinius
Stettinius
Mr. Harriman
Ruemor
Rusk
Averell Hariman
Fdr
JFK
Paris
Truman
White House
McGeorge Bundy
Dean Acheson
Solomon’s Ezion-geber and Ophir Legacy in Gulf of Aqaba
Ralph McGill reflects on Solomon’s fleet at Ezion-geber near Elath by the Red Sea, linking Ophir to East Africa and noting Phoenician Hiram’s role in building the harbor and ships. He cites biblical passages about annual fleets bringing gold and other riches and hints at ancient copper mines north of Sinai.
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Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza
Solomon
Ezion-geber
Elath
Red Sea
Edom
Ophir
Sinai
Sheba
Cleopatra
Megiddo
Hiram
Tyre
East Africa
Gulf of Aqaba and Gaza in Bible Echoes Through Time
The article links Solomon's import routes to modern trade via the Gulf of Aqaba and Gaza, notes Hi ram fleet bringing Ophir gold, and mentions Nasser era tensions. It discusses Israel’s sea trade, ancient Hebrews in the Arabian desert, and geological signs along the Jordan valley including Sodom and Gomorrah myths. It ends reflecting on history's imagination.
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Solomon
Egypt
Kue
Gulf of
Aqaba
Hiram
Ophir
Nasser
United Nations
United States
Israel
Africa
Christ
Arabian Desert
de Soto
Jordan Valley
Dead Sea
Gulf of Aqaba
Sodom
Gomorrah
Gaza
Samson
Farce Charged In Zone Hearing At Scottsdale Meeting
Resident Alice M. Smith denounces a Scotts dale Zoning and Planning Commission hearing for a new and used car dealer seeking mixed zoning on N Scottsdale Rd. She describes a lavish presentation, looming canopy, and rows of used cars as an eyesore and a threat to Scottsdale’s orderly development and tourism.
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Zoning and Planning Commission
Scottsdale
N. Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale Rd
Camelback Rd
Camelback Mountain
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NAACP
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Bob Considine
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Republican Party
Pascoe Drummond
Ralph McGill
VRS
Alice M. Smith
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