Progress Platform Pledges Truthful News Coverage
Scottsdale Progress announces its commitment to factual reporting and clearly labeled editorials. The paper outlines subscription rates and mailing details, stating six evenings per week for 30 cents and annual rates for Arizona and out-of-state readers.
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Water gold and Goldwater for Arizona’s Central Arizona Project
The piece urges Senator Barry Goldwater to rally House support for the Central Arizona Project alongside Senator Carl Hayden. It argues Colorado River water is essential to Arizona’s economy and growth, calling on Goldwater to lead a campaign against California opposition, with a focus on securing House votes and delivering the project.
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The Price Of Trash In Scottsdale
The piece argues litter costs taxpayers hundreds of millions annually. It cites roughly 300 million for street cleaning and 200 million for de littering public spaces. It suggests more visible trash cans and public awareness to reduce litter in Scottsdale.
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Pope Paul VI as Milan Cardinal Forms Ecumenical Era
The article portrays Giovani Battista Montini, later Pope Paul VI, as Milan’s cardinal bishop guiding the Vatican toward a new liberal era. It notes his eight and a half years overseeing over 1,000 churches, engaging with workers and industrialists, challenging Communist influence, and shaping views ahead of Pacem in Terris during the Second Vatican Council.
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New Pope Passes Test In Milan Controversy
The report sketches Cardinal Montini rising amid Milan controversy as he becomes a key intermediary for the late Pope John XXIII. Observers note weariness of Rome traditionalists but praise his decisive move into conclave leadership and the new papacy.
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Goldwater Seen Likely GOP Nominee By Pros
Roscoe Drummond reports Republican pros see Goldwater as the best bet for the nomination. Rockefeller’s health and divorce complicate his race while Scranton and Romney gain as potential alternatives. Pros warn it is too soon to judge and expect a strong convention fight ahead.
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Allott Plan for Free Cuba at Guantanamo Sparks Debate
The article reports Senator Gordon Allott and Barry Goldwater proposing a Free Cuba policy centered on Guantanamo Bay. They call for a unified interim government, free elections, provisional leaders to resign, and continued training of Cuban forces, with full U.S. recognition only after Cuban sovereignty is asserted. They reject negotiations that place Guantanamo as a pawn and insist on non-interference from other nations.
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Prince Charlie’s Cherry Brandy Story at Crown Hotel
Ralph McGill critiques the report on Bonnie Prince Charlie visiting the Crown Hotel in Stone Way Scotland and paying half a crown for cherry brandy. He notes poor reporting and suggests the tale will boost the pub’s fame and profits as tourists seek the historic scene on Scotland’s Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides.
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Pub Has It Made with Prince’s Aid on Fleet Street
A nostalgic portrait of the King and Keys pub on Fleet Street seen as a home for war correspondents after World War II. Doris White, beloved host, kept banter flowing as Charlie White defused bombs and later died electrocuting lights for his children. The Crown bar’s legend endures as a symbol of warmth amid hardship.
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Editor's Mailbag on Scottsdale School Board Budget Tactics
A reader criticizes Scottsdale School Board for refusing teachers a raise and avoiding salary discussions. The letter alleges funding shift favors administration, questions language lab purchases, bond fund use, and a forthcoming federal aid survey. The writer vows to persist in questioning at board meetings despite hostile responses.
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Refugee boy says he skipped school in Cuba to avoid indoctrination
Miami reports a 14 year old Cuban refugee recounts skipping classes to escape Communist indoctrination. In Chicago, NAACP executive secretary Roy Wilkins denounces Southern opponents of civil rights legislation, accusing them of seeking to harm Black people without federal intervention.
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