Guest Editorial on a New Democratic Force in Politics
From New York to Minnesota and Arizona, the piece defends a movement mixing precinct work with policy making. It contrasts old machine politics with a broader, issue oriented Democrat coalition, led by the Arizona Democratic Council advocating inclusive party power and civic activism.
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New York
Tammany Hall
New Democratic
Min
Nesota
Illinois
Chicago
Califoria
California
Democratic Council
Arizona
United States
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Arizona Democratic Council
Personal safety in the 1964 campaign clouded by threats
Marquis Childs notes that Goldwater strategists plan a broad personal attack on President Johnson amid a heated race. The Kennedy assassination commission weighs presidential protection and public education on security, warning of hate atmosphere in Dallas and the rise of armed groups.
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Washington
Goldwater
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Kennedy
Robert J. Donovan
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miami
Chicago
Anton Cermak
Traffic ethics and personal responsibility on the road
An Arizona Highway Dept opinion urges stricter enforcement and moral responsibility from drivers. It argues roads and cars will evolve with technology, but real change starts with individuals facing up to reckless behavior behind the wheel.
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Arizona Highway Dept
Scott's Endorsement Masks GOP Unity Conflict in East
Evans Novak argues that Hugh Scott's endorsement of Goldwater was coerced by Governor Scranton's pressure during a Harrisburg meeting. A confidential document showed Scott planned to run independently, and the closed session forced him to back Goldwater, highlighting fragile party unity.
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Washington
Sen
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Goldwater-Miller
Scott
William’ Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Harrisburg
Scranton
Gay
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Hershey
Unity Movement
East
McGill Critiques Reapportionment and Court Tyranny Claims
Ralph McGill argues the U S Supreme Court order for reapportionment corrects historic inequities that give rural counties outsized political power. He warns against equating the court with tyranny while noting urban voters face urgent city problems and that the Founding Fathers did not intend such inequity.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Hitler
U. S. Supreme Court
New York City Notes on Public Oddities and Notions
Bob Considine comments on a chaotic New York scene with a street sighting of a pamphlet accusing Communists of poisoning food and a jab at J Edgar Hoover. He also notes aging Americans and AMA tips for longevity, praises Herbert Hoover biography, and recounts Pope Paul VI's first helicopter ride amid modern city skepticism.
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New York
Fifth Ave
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
Lenin
U.S
Pope Paul VI
Pan-Am
Mid-Manhattan
Scottsdale Daily Progress publication details
Scottsdale Daily Progress notes editor Dan Byrne and advertising director Maurice L. Carter. It is published each afternoon except Sunday by Scottsdale Publishing Company at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Ariz with mailing in Scottsdale. Address and contact information provided.
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Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
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Mac) Mathias
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