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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1964
Page
4
Dan Byrne writes that The Progress Platform will gather news without twisting facts and will label editorial comment. The note outlines subscription rates six evenings weekly at 30 cents per issue and one year in Arizona for 15.60, plus motor route carrier charges and postpaid processing at Scotts.
Guest editorial urges residents of Scottsdale to think small by supporting local community ties. The APS Scottsdale office highlights local workers, civic involvement, and buying local, noting franchise fees and taxes stay in town. The piece argues local service and hometown partnerships strengthen Scottsdale’s character and economy.
As Johnson prepared to leave Washington for a Texas Christmas trip, Republicans quietly returned with two briefcases of clippings and speeches. They aim to deepen a file on Lyndon Johnson to attack his liberal rhetoric versus his conservative past, citing 1948 1954 Senate campaigns and 1958 1960 remarks.
A long review of Cyprus history shows a fragile post independence order since 1960, with Makarios III leading a republic built on Greek Turkish power sharing that has failed to ease clashes. The Zurich London settlements fostered veto rights and communal division fueling ongoing violence and political friction. The island’s future remains uncertain as both sides accuse the other of obstructing constitutional change and NATO security concerns loom.
The Jerusalem site near Considine rises a U S style parliament building as the city plans a vast four-museum complex including Bezalel and the Shrine of the Book. Rome and Vatican media clash over Pope filming, while Cardinal Santos visits Mandelbaum Gate in a sign of growing Jewish state ties.
Dallas businessmen urge media to present balanced views amid a climate of extreme conservatism after Kennedy assassination reporting. They cite incidents around Adlai Stevenson and Lyndon Johnson, urging tolerance of different opinions to curb absolutist attitudes.
In a reflection on hate in America after the Kennedy murder, the piece argues that while no single group bears guilt for the crime, a poisonous hate exists across extremes. It cites riots, murders, and threats from 1947 to present, noting some areas hold absolutist racial views and fear future targets like Lyndon Johnson.
In a late night bar dialogue Bill Vaughan portrays Sam Faust discussing a devilish bargain aimed at granting perfect sports skills. Faust weighs offers from the Devil proposing flawless hits and feats across baseball football golf tennis, then questions the practicality and consequences of such powers.
A humorous exchange imagines Sam Faust negotiating with the Devil over a soul deal. They banter about talent, wealth, a singing voice, and medicare while dismissing easy gains and noting the changing times and careers. The Devil admits the racket is getting tougher.
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