The Grueling Path to the Presidency and Its Splendor
The piece outlines the daunting journey to run and govern, detailing campaigns through New Hampshire and early primaries, global tours, convention efforts, and the varied duties of a president. It cites past figures like Jefferson and suggests figures such as Nixon Kennedy Reagan Romney Percy Rockefeller as examples willing to try for the role.
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Nixon
Kennnedy
Reagan
Romney
Percy
Rockefeller
Philadelphia
Cold rod promises painless cow branding breakthrough
The Agricultural Research Service notes a copper cryogenic branding iron chilled to 69 degrees below zero can mark cattle in about 30 seconds with less pain and no lasting hide damage. It may also suit pets. cost no more than a nickel per brand, but risk of frostbite remains for handlers.
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Uncle Sam
Agricultural Research Service
ARS
Eisenhower pressure shapes GOP convention choices
Signs on the political horizon show Eisenhower urging the Republican Party to keep the national convention open to choose a winner. He argues primaries are not decisive and the convention should decide between Nixon and Rockefeller, with Nixon gaining strength and Rockefeller attracting new support as Johnson’s position shifts. The piece likens this year’s convention to 1952 open choices and stresses the aim to nominate the strongest candidate.
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Washington
Gen
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Ike
White House
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Rockefeller
Johnson
Harris
Eugene McCarthy
Chicago
Robert Kennedy
McCarthy
LBJ
Goldwater
Sen
Robert Taft
Taft
Radio's Golden Age and Horse Under Water Reviews
Buxton and Owen assess Radio's Golden Age with nostalgia and critique, noting uneven coverage and sparse dating while praising recall value. Len Deighton’s Horse Under Water adds espionage intrigue as a skin diving thriller with global reach and rising stakes. Library hours are listed for Monday to Saturday.
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Frank Buxton
Bill Owen
Easton Valley Press
Jack Armstrong
Francis Bushman
Honeyboy
Sassafrass
Elmer
A & P Gypsies
Ma_ Perkins
David ‘Harum
Knights of the Sea
Bill Stearn
Dr. Ig
Len Deighton
Putnam
Hitler
Germany
Portugal
London
Marrakesh
Deighton
Peter
Excity
Informative SS series omits who pays the bill
A reader criticizes a Social Security commissioner's informative series for omitting who will fund the benefits. The letter notes the lack of SS office information and draws a parallel with scarce post office stamps. The writer hints at political coincidence surrounding the new law.
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Social Security
Federal
Social Security Commissioner
School Board Letter Criticizes Attitude TowardSurvey
A reader criticizes a School Board meeting on January 11 over a $30,000 school survey. The writer objects to a board member who claimed teachers and taxpayers could not see the problem and urges the board to serve the community, not rule.
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J. D. J. Kersten
68Th
Scottsdale
Scottsdale transfers 250 pupils to new Kiva School classrooms
Announcement notes 250 students move from Ingleside School to Kiva School on McDonald Dr north of the canal along with four teachers. March of Dimes drive opens in 1958 with Hubert Dye appealing for support amid polio care needs. Funeral services for a Scottsdale widow of a vice president are described.
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Arizona Canal
Ingleside School
Kiva School
McDonald Dr
Hubert Dye
Phoenix
Forts
Ware
Marshall
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mort Kimsey
Scottsdale
The
Arizona Public Service i
Letters to the Editor Policy At The Scottsdale Daily Progress
The Scottsdale Daily Progress invites reader letters but limits submissions to 400 words. All letters should include a name and address, though the address may be withheld upon request. The policy emphasizes orderly correspondence and readers are advised to follow these guidelines.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Tax increase checks to go out after November election
The first 11 percent increase in tax rates for about 78 million workers and the corresponding amount for their employers will not be withheld until after the November election. The remark ends with a note about political risks in an election year.
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Santa Claus
Debate Over Loot in Football Riches and Education
A wide reading on football pay shows players seeking larger shares after the Super Bowl payout. The piece argues modern universities use dual systems with elective soft courses for players while maintaining academics, noting scholarships and early work-before-classes era jobs as contrasts.
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McGill
Alma Mater
State Universitty
Geonuclear eyeing atom bombs to tap world oil
In Las Vegas hometown gusto for an atomic energy project Geonuclear would use underground detonations to extract oil from shale squeeze gas fields and mine copper. Hal Aronson and Henry Coffer discuss safety and public concerns as they outline a plan to conduct 500 to 1 000 shots yearly within five years with government coordination.
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Aronson
AEC
Scottsdale Daily Progress editorial and contact note
Scottsdale Daily Progress issue information lists Jerry McElfresh as managing editor and W Y Doc Wright as assistant publisher. It specifies publication schedule for seasons, the Scottsdale address, telephone, and a disclaimer about unsolicited manuscripts and photographs. Vol VII No 27 January 19 1968.
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Scottsdale: Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale, Ariz
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