Progress Scottsdale 1963 December 16 page four item
Scottsdale Progress publishes on December 16 1963 with editor Jonathan Marshall and staff. The paper details its mission to report facts without twisting them and lists staff roles including Dan Byrne Maurice L Carter and William Mason. Subscription rates are noted for six evenings weekly and yearly mail options.
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Maurice L. Carter
William Mason
Progress Platform
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Golf-O-Tron tops Christmas gift list from Hammacher Schlemmer
A New York retailer showcases the Golf-O-Tron a $8500 indoor golf system with an 18 hole championship course projection color screens and computer assisted shot feedback It promises full play from first tee to eighteenth and notes accessories for the nineteenth hole.
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Hammacher Schlemmer
New York
Charter Group Victory Marks Phoenix Government Change
The Charter Government Committee won in Phoenix last week indicating broad support for good governance. The close election brings new council members and a potential loyal opposition from the Action Committee to hold officials accountable and energize democracy.
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Local Groups Seek Year End Gifts From Readers
Charities and public minded groups rely on local donations this season. The piece highlights Scottsdale Boys Club Scottsdale Girls Club Phoenix Symphony and Phoenix Art Museum as deserving causes needing community support.
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Scottsdale Girls Club
Phoenix Symphony
Phoenix Art Museum
JFK Biographers Gain Vast Archive Of Public Life
A columnist notes Kennedy left biographers a rich trove of material including news accounts video and photographs. He contrasts with Lincoln and Washington and recalls Ribicoff remarks at a Notre Dame alumni gathering about JFK’s early life and Catholic presidency.
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National Safety Council
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Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Kennedy Biographers And Historians Have Treasure In Material
A 1950s political tale recalls Abe Ribicoff nominating Jack Kennedy for vice president at Worcester and Stevenson’s Chicago caucus. Ribicoff recounts pressure from Old Joe Kennedy and Kennedy’s Catholic heritage sparking silence from Catholic politicians as he urged open race talk. More tomorrow.
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Fulbright Denounces De Gaulle Widening Breach
Washington debate over Charles de Gaulle strains US French ties after President Johnson's funeral conference. Sen. Fulbright calls de Gaulle disruptive to Western alliance and criticizes his remarks on Anglo-Saxons, warning risk to Atlantic unity.
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Johnson Emerges as Center Ground in 1964 Race
Roscoe Drummond analyzes Lyndon Johnson's center stance and its impact on GOP strategy in 1964. He argues Johnson's mix of fiscal conservatism and liberal-bent social policies shifts the battleground to industrial states, making a moderate Republican nominee essential for victory.
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Hoover condemns communism claims on equal rights
Ralph McGill reproduces FBI Director J Edgar Hoover speech in which he rejects the idea that Negro aspirations for voting and equal education are Communist inspired. He warns against infil tration by left wing groups and labels hate mongers and the fringe as dangerous agents of malice and intolerance. He says communism cannot be defeated by hysteria.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States
FBI
Civil rights, mental health and Hoover clash in ethic defense
The piece argues that civil rights proposals do not erase liberties but challenge regional norms. It cites Hoover and Dr. Menninger urging unity on mental health and violence control, calling for equal civil rights and national action against mental illness and the lunatic fringe.
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Editor's Mailbag Praises Progress Sports Staff
Readers thank the Daily Progress sports team for strong local and national coverage. The letter praises Stan Whisenhunt after his move and expresses gratitude from Judson coaching staff and administration. The writer also questions national events and mentions a missing cat named Mischief.
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