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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1963
Page
4
A neighbor’s plea for lasting aid for Miss Helen Bussert who lives with her dogs after dispossession. The community responded with food but the story urges finding a permanent home or ongoing support and provides a contact number WH 6-3441 to coordinate help.
Ticket sales open at the Boston Garden for Sin Along With Mitch. The note mentions a quirky mix of items and random quotes from various papers, including a politicians dress remark from Governor Wallace and a wedding reception at a steak house, reflecting scattered clippings.
Liberal Democrats failed to attend the 5 a.m. House vote on Johnson's foreign aid plan, weakening the liberal bloc and elevating the President's resolve. Johnson personally pressed for passage, boosting his prestige and warning liberals they will not be crossed again.
A congressman cites Kennedy assassination and national anguish about hate mail and prejudice. He praises democratic institutions, urges restraint, and recalls Johnson’s call to reason together while condemning extremism and urging civic debate over division. He invokes Roosevelt, Truman, Eisenhower and others to show bipartisan harm from insults and conspiracism.
Barry Goldwater rejects abolishing the federal income tax while noting deficiencies in the tax system. He argues abolition would doom government operations and urges a flatter, fairer rate and a comprehensive overhaul focused on simplifying taxes and reducing red tape.
The speaker argues for tax reform to boost investment in business and create permanent jobs while reducing paperwork. He calls for closing loopholes and lowering individual tax rates only with equivalent spending cuts to avoid inflation and protect fixed incomes, stating abolition of the income tax is impossible and asking for the listener to respond.
Ralph McGill notes Adlai Stevenson and Lyndon Johnson as the two leading Democrats in 1964 discussions. Stevenson’s national stature and backing in California and New York heighten talk of him joining President Johnson on the ticket.
The piece argues Adlai Stevenson merits consideration as a future running mate for Lyndon B. Johnson. It highlights his role during the Cuban missile crisis, his integrity, and earned stature, noting public support and the timing of possible political decisions.
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