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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1964

Page

2

Save the Redwoods Urges Swift National Park Plan

Progress editorial argues forests once spanning two million acres have shrunk to 300000. It notes private efforts protected 59000 acres in public parks and urges rapid action by the National Park Service and Congress to establish a redwood national park before aging trees fall to lumber interests and highway expansion.

Pacific Coast Monterey Bay Oregon Johnson National Park Service Redwood National Park Park Service Congress

Water Management Initiative in Salt River Valley

The Salt River Project and U.S. Forest Service plan a 79 million dollar, 25 year program to modify watersheds. Expected annual runoff gain exceeds 200000 acre feet for Salt River Valley with aims of more water, grazing, wildlife habitat, recreation, and lumber. The project marks a major shift from research to large scale action with early risks and adjustable steps.

Salt River Project U.S. Forest Service Salt River Valley Germany Arizona Forest Service Indian Bureau All America

Atlantic City convention tests LBJ hold on Democrats

Bob Considine Johnson notes LBJ leads the Democratic convention as George Wallace criticizes the party split. Mississippi delegations split over reapportionment. Johnson is expected to secure the vice presidential nomination and carry support for his reform agenda. The Atlantic City week promises nightlife and a strong LBJ wave.

Atlantic City Will Rogers Lyndon Baines Johnson Los Angeles Congress White House Bobby Kennedy Shore Resort Bestir Meri George Wallace Kennedy LBJ USA Sen Humphrey

Five Clues on Biographies and a Political Jumble

A quiz lists five biographical questions about authors artists and a president’s niece. The acrostic spelling reveals a Massachusetts governor and vice president tied to redistricting. The garbled text at the end suggests a scrambled answer key.

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Labor Day traffic warning from Arizona Highway Dept

The Arizona Highway Dept urges safe driving during Labor Day as thousands travel for the last summer holiday. It warns that irresponsible motorists threaten everyone and appeals to drivers to stay home if they cannot be good highway neighbors. Responsibility is the price of highway safety.

LBJ John F. Kennedy Sam Rayburn Elanor Roosevelt Arizona

Franco's Successor Prince Favored In Spain

UPI reports Spain may crown a Bourbon successor within three years. Prince Juan Carlos, son of the Bourbon pretender, gains favor as royal prospects grow amid Franco’s nearing retirement. Observers cite age and renunciation hurdles, with a possible agreement to pass rights to his son.

Madrid UPI Spain Francisco Franco Alfonso XII Juan Carlos Juan Sophie Greece Franco

Humphrey Kennedy Orbit in Atlantic City Debate

In Atlantic City, Hubert Humphrey and Robert Kennedy dominate political chatter as the nation weighs 1948 echoes. Commentary praises Humphrey's record and hints he could be a vice presidential pick while Kennedy debates New York senatorial eligibility and potential carpetbagger candidacy amid party reactions.

Atlantic City Hubert Humphrey Robert Kennedy Humphrey McGill

Roscoe Drummond on GOP Rebels and Goldwater

Washington columnist Roscoe Drummond argues that GOP leaders like Case Javits Keating and Kuchel resist Goldwater for honorable reasons to protect the two party system. Case warns that backing the Goldwater ticket risks turning the GOP into a southern conservative party and destroying civil rights progress and checks on conservatism. He fears a durable minority and loss of individual freedom if the parties realign.

Washington Sen. Goldwater Sens Clifford Case New der- Drummondsey Jacob Javits Kenneth Keating New York Thomas Kuchel California Sen. Case Goldwater Sen Case Democratic Party Democratic

Scottsdale Daily Progress Publication Details and Masthead

Scottsdale Daily Progress publishes each afternoon except Sunday. Editor Jonathan Marshall. Dan Byrne as editor publisher. Maurice L. Carter as managing editor. Advertising Director listed. Office address 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona. Phone WH 6-3441. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale. August 25, 1964. Vol IV No 162.

Scottsdale Daily Progress Thecottsdale Publishing Company Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Ariz

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