Summer heat and humor mix in Scottsdale editorial page
A progress editorial muses on perfect June evenings in Scottsdale and purple hill shadows. It notes a Paradise Valley dog owner pursuing a U.S. Treasury tax-deduction dispute over veterinary bills and jokes about contests for favorites and least favorites. It mentions civil rights hiring questions and a satirical take on an antitrust probe into beer can innovation.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
U.s.treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
Foreign aid and the global power balance in Viet Nam and beyond
Ralph McGill outlines how American foreign policy, tempered by Bundy and Stevenson, aims to align action with principles. He cites Pearl Harbor, Latin America, and Viet Nam to argue that aid is an instrument of power, not waste, with Ceylon as a case study in balancing debt, reform, and aid goals.
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Adlai Stevenson
Viet Nam
Latin America
Bundy
Hyannis Port
Abilene
Independence
McGill
Hyde Park
United States
Stevenson
Harvard
Johnson
Pearl Harbor
Southeast Asia
Geneva
Eisenhower
Ceylon
Bandaranaike
U.S
Santo Domingo
Decline in Rusk influence outlined in Nixon era briefing
Washington observers note Secretary of State Dean Rusk loses sway as Defense Secretary McNamara and adviser McGeorge Bundy gain ground. A wartime clash over the Paris trip by Vice President Humphrey underscored a shift in power centers, with officials recounting Rusk’s cautious, noncommittal style and the Pentagon’s stronger voice in policy.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Hubert Humphrey
Paris
Johngan
Beng
Humphrey
Ruck
Robert S. McNamara
McGeorge Bundy
White House National Security Cuef
State Department
Remembering Bernard Baruch A Reporter’s Obsession
A long tribute recalls Bernard M. Baruch’s wide range of interests from the Versailles Treaty to squirrels in Central Park. The piece highlights Baruch’s bond with Winston Churchill, frequent public events, and a notable improvised speech at a press club dinner before an emergency call pulled him away.
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New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Considine
West 64Th
Central Park
Stock Exchange
Winston’ Churchill
Baruch
Churchill
Sherry’s
Overseas Press Club
the Waldorf
Omar Bradley
King Michael
Romania
Bradley
Michael
Gen
Internal civil war in poverty aid fuels segregated South
The article notes a conflict within the war on poverty as federal funds and programs in the South reinforce segregation. It cites Secretary Freeman reviewing agricultural subsidies for segregationist patterns, outlines large outflows of money to the region, and mentions grants to Alabama and Louisiana tied to community action and the Scottsboro projects, with mixed outcomes and ongoing integration pressure.
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Washington
South
Orville Freeman
Readers praise objective coverage and editorial balance
A letter praises the newspaper for fair reporting and roughing out the poverty issue in Scottsdale. It cites Murry Harris and Robert Choate on affordable housing and urges readers to act, echoing Bondro Overstreet about small efforts tipping the scale toward justice.
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Scottsdale
Murry Harris
Robert Choate
Arizona
Choate
Harris
Mr. Harris
Bob Choate
Bondro Overstreet
Scottsdale Daily Presseditor and publisher notice
Fragmentary OCR text lists editors and staff roles at Scottsdale Daily News with an address at 302 Ball Plaza Scottsdale 85252 and a phone number, indicating a newspaper office listing.
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Frank Stewart
Scottsdale Daily Yogress
Ball: Part Plaza
Scottsdale
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