Progress overview and staff listings at Scottsdale paper
Jonathan Marshall is editor and publisher Maurice L Carter advertising director Dan Byrne is managing editor The Progress Platform outlines the paper as duty bound to report truthfully while clearly labeling editorial opinion Subscription rates are listed for six evenings weekly one year in Arizona or out of state and motor route carriers are offered.
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ArizonaWins Federal Aid Study Debunks Tax Claims
A University of Arizona study summarized in Arizona Review shows Arizona receives more from Washington than it pays in, with an average 1959 to 1961 tax return of 551 million and a 637 million average federal receipt. Road funding leads expenditures, followed by aid to dependent children old age assistance and education.
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Visiting English Professor Traces Poe House Misadventure
A visiting professor from England asked a taxi to take him to the Poe House in Richmond Virginia. After a long drive the cab stopped at the county home for the indigent, illustrating a humorous linguistic mix up in a museum visit tale.
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Panama Canal Friction Deepens Over Zone Powers and Zonians
Washington column analyzes how friction over the Panama Canal hinges on the Canal Zone. It argues Zonian influence blocks drastic changes, while outlining three drastic, though unlikely, policy ideas and noting risks to canal security amid Panamanian unrest.
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Editor's Mailbag Defends Teenagers Against Bias
A Scottsdale reader argues teens face unfair stigma from drivers and police. He notes occasional faults by young drivers and calls for fair treatment, while defending intramural sports and challenging the notion that American Youth are soft. He cites social factors behind military rejections and urges clearer investigations and policy.
Arizona Young Republicans charter delay details and praise letters
In Pima County a new charter for the Young Republicans faces the proper procedural steps before the Arizona Young Republicans League can act. The document notes no charter was granted at the convention and cites required notices and written proposals. Also praised Patrolman Paxson and Scottsdale Police.
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Goldwater Warns Of Predicted Attack On Congress
In Washington a political clash over executive power unfolds as Goldwater attacks calls to strip Congress of legislative duties. He cites critics like Lippmann Burns Alsop and warns concentrated power in the President could reach future administrations. He questions how a Republican successor would fare under such powers. How do you stand, sir?
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Soviet Bloc Faces UN Vote Over Payments or Loss of Voice
Washington reports the Soviet Union and seven Communist neighbors may lose General Assembly votes if they fail to pay $61 million in arrears. With 18 other debtors also due, Moscow faces a choice between paying to help fund UN operations or losing its voice in the body.
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Glenn's mother backs Senate bid amid space career plans
Quotes from Columbus report that John H. Glenn intends to run for the U S Senate. His mother says she always wanted him to do what he wishes. Cape Kennedy coverage has Guenter Wendt expressing regret over his political move. New York notes Nelson Rockefeller challenges Barry Goldwater and calls for a debate and a defense of the 1960 GOP platform.
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