Progress Newspaper Motto Drives Scottsdale Page Four
Scottsdale Progress publishes December 14 1963 with Jonathan Marshall as editor and publisher and a pledge to present facts straight. The paper lists subscription rates six evenings weekly and motor route carrier pricing, noting second class postage paid at Scottsdale Arizona.
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Scottsdale Publishing, Inc
Jonathan Marshall
Dan Byrne
Maurice L. Carter
William Mason
the Progress Platform
Ariazna
Scottsdale
Ariz
Unemployment Seen As Key to Arizona Poverty Crisis
Arizona AFL-CIO executive secretary John Evans argues unemployment drives poverty and social ills. He warns of widening joblessness amid automation, urges free enterprise action to create new jobs in Arizona and the Valley of the Sun.
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Arizona State University
Phoenix
Arizona
Franklin D. Roosevelt
France
U.S
United States
Appalachian
Valley of the Sun
John Evans
Afl-Cio
Kennedy Christmas Card Was To Be Picture Of Little John
The planned Kennedy White House Christmas card featured a photo of Little John peeking from under the desk. Salomon proposed the image while arranging a New York gala to fund the Democratic party. The piece blends anecdotes about JFK, Paul VI, and U S aid to Cambodia with lighter commentary on political and religious history.
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Little John
New York
Kennedy
Look
Sidney Salomon, Jr
St. Louis
Bob Hannegan
JFK
Thu Salomon
Richerd Adler
Lena Horne
White House
Texas
Democratic Party
Salomon
The Hair Age and a Change in the Times
Bill Vaughan muses on a future Hair Age when people lose hair across ages and nations. He notes excessive talk and planning about hair rivaling major industries and jokes about fictional economic fears tied to peace and defense.
Hair Age Satire On The Burden Of Beauty Routines
A humorous critique of the Hair Age mocks the vast time and money spent on hair care, noting girls with ribbons and rollers, mothers exhausted after styling, and men choosing barber shop names, while acknowledging the industry provides jobs and economic activity.
Johnson Campaign Gains Quiet Negro Support In Philadelphia Ward
In Philadelphia's Harlem area the 47th Ward voters, mostly Black, express belief that Johnson will carry Kennedy's civil rights program. Most backed Kennedy in 1960 and few would vote Republican. a rising Johnson support among 11 probable voters could shift 1964 Republican strategy amid past Kennedy civil rights advocacy.
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Philadelphia
47Th
Johnson
Kennedy
Texas
Harlem
President Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller- Nixon
Reo
Mr. Johnson
Civil Rights Views Gathered From Americans In 1963
United Press International surveys reveal a range of opinions on race relations and the civil rights movement in 1963. Negro ministers, housewives, workers, teachers, and students from Iowa to Ohio express support for change, concern about pace, and fear of backlash.
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United Press International
M. A. Givens
Poise
Idaho
Natalie Seiman
Connecticut
William J. Baer
Billings, Mont
John Matthews
Porter
Washington, D.C
McGill Defends Johnson and His Intellectual Circle
Ralph L McGill argues President Johnson surrounds himself with top minds, rejects anti intellectualism, and relies on capable staff. He notes Johnson’s 32 years in Washington, the need for strong thinking before action, and the steady transition of power with confidence.
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Atlanta
Johnson
Kennedy
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Johnson’s Rise and Kennedy Gap in Post Assassination Era
A 1963-1964 political analysis credits Lyndon Johnson with rapid, decisive moves to consolidate power after Kennedy’s assassination. It notes Johnson’s to fill the vacuum, anticipate opposition shifts, and leverage the Christmas break to limit attacks as Congress returns and campaigns begin.
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Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Congress
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