Progress 302 Ball Park Plaza ad pages Scottsdale daily
Scottsdale Progress 302 Ball Park Plaza publishes weekday issues with Dan Byrne as managing editor. The paper outlines its news gathering pledge and a pricing note for subscriptions, including Arizona and out of state rates.
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Scottsdale
Progress
Ball Park Plaza
Jonathan Marshall
Victor J. Morgan
Carl V Piercey
Maurice L. Carter
Ea le Yhe Progress
Arizona
Ariz
Arizona must unite to win Colorado River water share
The Supreme Court granted Arizona 2.8 million acre feet but "nothing but opportunity" to secure the water. The plan centers on Bridge Canyon Dam at Lake Mead, a billion-dollar project needing Congress approval and self-liquidating financing over 50 years. Unity in Arizona is crucial to overcome California's opposition and win federal permission for the Greater Arizona Project.
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Colorado
Congress
Bridge Canyon
Lake Mead
Hemisphere
Arizona
Carl Hayden
Barry Goldwater
Senate
California
Central Arizona
Greater Arizona
Fannin
Sen. Hayden
Washington
China seen through British business eye and recent shifts
A British trader recalls China's post Mao shift from harsh collectivization to restored projects and reduced hunger while noting textiles remain weak. He outlines the regime's priorities from fertilizer to food and industry, contrasting Western views with Chinese realities.
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London
Russia
Riga
Latvia
China
Soviet Union
Soviet Russia
West
Europe
Britain
Washington
Bonn
Tokyo
Far East
Australia
Canada
Visitor Sees Chinese Trade Push Amid Western Rivalry
The piece notes British plans to sell synthetic fiber plants to China and expand hydroelectric capacity with turbines. It highlights competitive pressure from West Germany and Japan, past Ruhr deals, and American attempts to curb Chinese access, while detailing Peiping trade missions and potential shifts in Western alliance strategy amid UK Labor uncertainty and U.S. restraint.
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Soviet Union
Krupp
Ruhr
Moscow
Peiping
Britain
Labor
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Harold Macmillan
United States
Western Alliance
Washington
Pentagon
CIA
China
Chiang Nai-shek
Pentagon research on leadership in emergencies described
Bill Vaughan notes Pentagon studies on how people respond in crises seek leaders who act when conditions darken. He reflects that modern homes mirror automotive readiness, contrasting with past era responses. He suggests new ways a husband might respond today.
Emergency Dialing Reimagines Crisis Response in Scottsdale
A letter extols Americans calling others in emergencies, cites executives dialing after crises, and lauds Scottsdale residents for backing local baseball Shutouts youth teams. It notes funds raised to cover insurance and aims to buy helmets as teams prepare to field two squads.
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Pentagon
Fire Department
Shirley Frances
Scottsdale
Kennedy Trip Strengthens Western Europe Yet Delays Nuclear Pact
The piece argues Kennedy raised US leadership for a united Western Europe and strengthened ties with Adenauer Erhard and Brandt, but notes Europe demands an independent nuclear capability and a shared defense policy. It advocates a broader multinational nuclear program beyond Polaris to ensure true equal partnership.
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Washington
Kennedy
Europe
Western
U.S
NATO
European
de Gaulle
United States
France
Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Social- Democrats
Brandt
West Berlin
Western Europe
Wea ver Killer Seeks Hostage in Kidnapping Case
In Americus Melvin Weaver confesses to killing three and abducting a 14 year old during a failed escape bid. He states I need a hostage I ll take the little one. In Bonn Charles de Gaulle touts new Franco German friendship treaty and says only our enmity is sacrificed.
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Americus, Ga
Melvin Weaver
Bonn
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Nuclear tensions mount as China and Moscow edge toward test
Ralph McGill notes the Soviet and Chinese nuclear standoffs intensify with Pekins entry toward an atomic capacity. He cites potential U.S. and French test milestones, a Kremlin conference near after Chinese talks, and Khrushchev’s underground test ban hint while orbiting cosmonauts shift attention.
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Washington
Moscow
London
United States
Peking
Sahara
de Gaulle
U.S
Hiroshima
China
Russia
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Communist Bloc
Fears Spread As Red China Builds Bomb
An analysis notes China’s nuclear push and Soviet tensions, warning of escalating costs and public impact. It argues a cautious freeze on development could help avert a broader nuclear race while recognizing potential gains from limited test bans.
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China
Russia
U.S
Oes
Khrushchev
World Council of Women
Moscow
Valentina Teresskova
India
Stalin
Scottsdale School Board urged to uphold duties over administration
Editor's Mailbr praises Scottsdale Daily Progress for exposing the district's budget process and urges the School Board to scrutinize the $13.7 million proposal. Margaret Speers thanks Trustee Keith Turley and warns officials to preserve board authority, policy setting, and fiscal guardrails against waste. Leith H. Plunkett promotes a local team event at Scottsdale High School.
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Scottsdale
School Board of Trustees
Keith Turley
Margaret Speers
Calle del Medic
City Planning Director Sought by City Officials
Mayor Schrader told Guy Stillman the city will hire a professional planning director. The Citizen's Advisory Committee chair and local planners urge prompt action to align zoning and land use with organized plans and recreation development.
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Schrader
Guy Stillman
Ning Commission
Aise
Mormala
Manning Commission
Gmdich
Fra
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