Scottsdale 04 Progress 302 Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale publishing section from July 7 1964 lists editorial aims and subscription rates with publisher and staff names. It emphasizes factual reporting over opinion and notes rates of 30 core per year within Arizona and higher rates out of state and by mail route carrier.
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Ball Park Plaza
Svery
Scottsdale Publishing
Senathan Marshall
Maurice L Carter
Arizona
Clary
Scattidate
Fire spurs push for arterial streets in Scottsdale
A downtown Scottsdale fire at a restaurant caused crowds and traffic chaos as authorities urged faster progress on a north south arterial and parallel downtown routes. Officials cited near catastrophe risks and urged immediate action, including potentially cutting Brown Avenue from Osborn to Camelback.
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Scoattsdale
Hayts
Scottsdale
Brown Ave
Osborn
Camelback
Accelerated Delivery Sparks Banking Delays
The post office introduces four hour delivery in big cities under Accelerated Business Collection and Delivery. In some cases checks arrive at banks before funds are deposited, causing delays and criticism of the supersonic speed system.
Trouble in Tunnel Bilingualism and Biculturalism in Rail Plan
Editors discuss a Franco British Canada backed tunnel under the Channel with bilingual operations. Questions arise about language use in cars timetables cuisine and the influence of De Gaulle and de Gaulle era politics on the project.
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Canada
Theos
Rachel Channel
Charles de Gandle
Deere Bis Reline
Europe
de Gaulle
Canala
England
France
Royal Commission On Bilingualism
Johnson speech blends peace search with a war footing
Marquis Childs reports that President Johnson’s Minneapolis speech on peace and compromise echoes Goldwater’s “Why Not Victory” line. The address links Vietnam to broader aims, stressing readiness to risk war to defend freedom, a note that unsettles aides and shapes the fall campaign dynamic.
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Washington
Johnson
Jerry Goldwater
Goldwater
Viet Nam
Minneapolis
Quest for Peace Dominate Johnson Campaign Theme
Article notes Peace as Johnson’s campaign focus amid war warnings and Rusk talks. It discusses Cyprus tensions between Greece and Turkey, U S mediation efforts led by President Johnson with Papandreou and Inonu, and the high risks of pursuing peace in a volatile year.
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Dean Rusk
China
Viet Nam
Cyprus
Turkey
Greece
George Ball
United States
Johnson
Georges Papandreou
Ismet Tonu
Washington
Papandreou
Tome
Common Market hailed as a European success by observers
Bob Considine reports from Brussels that the Common Market is seen as a major, growing force in Europe. Six nations France West Germany Italy Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg form a thriving free trade bloc with rising US interest, Nigeria’s associate bid, and De Gaulle’s veto shaping dynamics.
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Europe
Brussels
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Janembourg
Ruhr
United States
Union
U.S
John W.eathill
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
U.S. State Department
de Gaulle
America
John Bull
Nigeria
Congo
Funeral Costs in 1963 as National Survey Shows Averages
The 1963 study by Eugene F. Foran for the National Funeral Directors Association details average costs and service breakdowns. Regular adult funerals averaged 763 dollars, total services 633 dollars, with 21 percent under 200 and 11 percent over 1000.
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National Funeral Directors Association
Eugene F. Foran
Foran
United States
Decatur
Til
Where Have All the Sharecroppers Gone
Ralph McGill reflects on the decline of sharecroppers from the 1930s era to modern times. He notes urban poverty mirrors the old system of debt and dependency, citing a University of Chicago study of 464 low income New York City families and detailing widespread debts and limited savings.
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Atlanta
McGill
University of Chicago
National Opinion Research Center
New York City
Sharecropper Politics and City Voters in Modern America
The piece contrasts sharecropper era debt patterns with modern urban consumption and voting. Merchants offer weekly payments shaping purchases and debts. It questions whether poverty and city life breed hopelessness, and it critiques states rights versus federal equal representation in the Warren era. The argument centers on cities as hubs of both votes and social issues.
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Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Goldwater Civil Rights Record Cited In Washington
Henry Taylor argues that Barry Goldwater should align with Woodrow Wilson, praising Goldwater’s long standing civil rights support. He contrasts this with President Johnson and notes Goldwater’s stance remains firm amid ongoing national debates.
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Washington
Gov. Scranton
Abraham Lincoln
Sen. Goldwater
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow
Wilson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Johnson
Wilson and Goldwater on Moral Ideas in Prohibition
The piece argues Wilson opposed the 1920 Federal Prohibition Act while Goldwater later opposed similar restraint. It notes Wilson vetoed the bill on October 17, 1919 and that Congress overrode the veto, leading to 14 years of enforcement chaos. It contrasts majority conformity with principled minority stands.
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Wilson
House
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Senator Goldwater
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Goldwater
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Calgary
Isekald
Marquis Childs
Childs
Bob Considine
U Thant
Ralph McGill
Henry Taylor
Taylor
Wilson and Goldwater
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Olympus
By Interlahdi
Augustine
Florida
Moses
U.S.A
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