Why Not Money See How Wealthy Is The Johnson Goldwater Family
The editorial questions the wealth of Lyndon B Johnson and Barry Goldwater and suggests high pay for government officials could curb corruption. It argues that both candidates have wealthy spouses and share an interest in money, reflecting common ties to the economy.
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Children and School Safety Tips for Arizona Students
Editors urge parents to teach 375000 Arizona children safety habits for walking and bus travel. Key rules include looking both ways, crossing at safe corners, obeying signals, staying off buses, and avoiding rides with strangers. Parents should plan routes with few street crossings and ensure timely bus stops.
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Drummond warns Republicans of Southern rifts at convention
Roscoe Drummond describes how the Mississippi Alabama seating dispute signals coming GOP strife. He argues civil rights opponents migrating to Goldwater could reshape the party and risk two party government in the South.
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Why GOP Should Win in View of Britain and Cuba Policy
Henry Taylor argues that the Republican party cannot blame itself if it loses in November, cataloging perceived failures of the Kennedy Johnson era. He asserts missteps on Cuba Laos Vietnam and foreign policy, contending the administration protected Castro and emboldened Soviet actions, leaving the United States weakened. He laments casualties, embassies attacked, and a decline in American power.
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Memories of convention faces from Atlantic City report
Post convention notes reveal Adlai Stevenson among Illinois delegates amid LBJ cheers. The piece recalls Stevenson's missed presidential chances, Farley’s lifelong service to the party, and moments of old guard influence at the Democratic gathering in Atlantic City.
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Three Lao Princes Seek End to Civil War at Paris Chateau
A 17th century chateau near Paris hosts princes Souvanna Phouma Souphanouvong and Boun Oym as they plan a 10 day to 10 week conference to end Laos civil conflict. The talk hinges on outside powers with France backing a larger Geneva style debate while the US opposes, fearing Red China propaganda.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress staff and publication details
Scottsdale Daily Progress is published each afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company. Office address is 302 Ball Park Plaza, Scottsdale, and circulation includes second class postage in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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