School Bonds Urged to Meet Overcrowded Classrooms
The Daily Progress endorses a favorable vote on a school bond to add classrooms and avoid double sessions. It argues taxes would not rise and long term bonds spread cost as district growth and rising property values ease repayments. It warns against harming children’s education and future prospects by defeat.
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Daily Progress
Special Citizens Advisory Committee
Mississip
United States
Scottsdale
Europe
Tough assignment in Scottsdale Parade queen contest
The article notes the three judges face a difficult choice among six candidates for Scottsdale Parada del Sol queen and two princesses. It praises all six as beautiful and skilled horsemen, while acknowledging the challenge of selecting the winner.
Panamanian anger over canal deal could threaten security
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak warn that anti American sentiment in Panama stems from U S canal policies and the 1903 treaty. They note Panamanians demand revision citing revenue shares and sovereignty and warn U S interests risk a nationalist backlash and potential canal nationalization amid Communist influence.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Alliance For Progress
U.S
Manhattan Island
Columbia
Teddy Roosevelt
Canal Zone
Panama
Congress
Republic of Panama
Canal
Latin America
Hollywood
Panama City
University of Panama
Cuba
Transicence
Public school bond debate prompts voter questions
Letters from residents urge clarity on a proposed bond issue. They question costs, splits, and tax impact while calling for full disclosure, thrift in design, and a postponed election to allow proper review. Community groups including Tavan PTA defend the need for funding and active voter outreach.
PTA Support Sir Appeals for Continued School Bond Backing
A Scottsdale education group thanks the editorial board for supporting the school bond issue and urges continued public backing. It commends concern for the community’s children and notes lingering complacency among supporters.
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Scottsdale
Republican Split Deepens As Goldwater Wing Sways Nomination
Marquis Childs reports a shattered political landscape with the Goldwater faction pressing for the Kennedy dynasty clash. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller seeks a constructive alternative as Sen. Kuchel of California charts a cautious path, challenging extremists while Nixon Bias and California politics frame the national debate.
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Washington
Republican High Command
Goldwater
Kennedy
William Miller Childs
Republican National Committee
White House
Nelson Rockefeller
Sen
Thomas Kuchel
California
Gov. Rockefeller
Ruchel
Richard Nixon
Kuchel
Senate
Goldwater Movement Challenges California GOP 1964
The piece outlines internal Republican battles over Goldwater in California led by Sen. Kuchel and former Sen. Knowland. It notes Knowland's influence through the Oakland Tribune, his Southern push for Goldwater, and fears Johnson as an incumbent target. It argues the party’s future hinges on Kuchel and Rockefeller.
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Ruchel
Goldwater
California
William F. Knowland
Paul Revere
Barry
Knowland
Oakland Tribune
Mobile
Ala
San Francisco
Kuchel
Union
Republican Party
Kennedy
Johnson
Sen. Kuchel
Gov
Rockefeller
Arizona to Begin 1964 Safety Inspection Program
One million inspection stickers are ready for the 1964 program across 1,600 service stations and garages in Arizona. The tires will be visually checked for wear, bulges, or cords exposed, with specific rejection criteria. The law covers all registered motor vehicles including cars buses trucks and motorcycles. stationary house trailers require movement on highways to be inspected.
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Arizona Highway Department
Arizona
Highway Department
H. T. Timmermans
Venezuelan vote proves democracy can survive Castro influence
The Venezuelan election results show a massive turnout and a peaceful transfer of power to Romulo Betancourt, despite Communist pressure. The piece argues Latin America can sustain democratic government against Castro-backed efforts and urges the OAS to shield Venezuela from Castro influence.
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Washington
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Castro
Democratic Action Party
Cuba
America
China
Russia
Europe
Latin America
Organization of American States
Venerustian
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Tavan Pta
Ptas
John E. McNamara
E. Earll
PTA
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Kennedy Place
Kennedy Avenue
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Kennedy CivIc Center
Kennedy Street
Marquis Childs
GOP
Motor Vehicle Division
Proscoe Drummond
Drummond
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