Emad Scottsdale Progress Page Preview 1964
Fragmented OCR shows a Scottsdale Progress page header with dates and editor notes from July 1964. It references Jonathan Marshall as editor and Maurice L Carter as director of advertising, plus circulation and subscription details. The text is garbled but indicates a local newspaper's mission statement and publishing metadata.
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Jonathan Marshall
Maurice L Carter
Proogress Platecorm
Ttuth
Power and Place in Arizona’s Authority Debate
A critical look at the Arizona Power Authority argues it operates beyond public control. It warns the agency endangers water projects and scenic resources while advocating state oversight and prioritizing public needs over private interests.
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Arizona Power Authority
Senco
Novatel
Up Haus
John Rhoedis
Central Arizona
Rhodes
Arizona
Frug at the White House fuels debate on dance
A mid century editor notes a White House ball where the Frug draws mixed reactions. Experts link the dance to the Twist and primitive mating dances from Samoa, sparking debate over decorum and American presidential image. Texans, in contrast, embrace unconventional attire and dance styles as new fads emerge.
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Shaniel
Brug
Luei
B. Johnson
White House
Samoa
Luci
Fairfax Waiting Period Aims to Curb Gun Access
Fairfax County adopts a 72 hour waiting period for pistol purchases to curb impulsive acts. Police gains time to review buyers while keeping lethal weapons from youths drunks addicts and criminals. The ordinance emphasizes public safety despite constitutional debates.
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Fairfax T Tanaits
Virginia
Washington
Fairfax County Board
Fairtas County
Spain and U S military ties loom in Fraga remarks
Minister Manuel Fraga lauds U S relations and American air and submarine activity at Rota. He notes Madrid will expand camather airport and a second field, and comments on bombers and bases while criticizing Prado lighting and Sunday closures. He praises U S airmen and recalls B-47 and B-52 discussions.
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Madd
Manuel Fraga
Spain
Marom
United States
America
Terrajon
Madrid
Camather
Rota
Prado
Louvre
Somme
Spain Lures Americans With Culture And Leisure
A travel piece notes Americans increasingly visit Spain as its economy booms and tourism rises. It cites top art, relaxed daily rhythms, Spanish lunches, and a potential shift to a constitutional monarchy under Franco. It forecasts 1964 tourist numbers rising about one third to over 550 thousand.
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Spain
Generalissimo
Franco
Juan Carlos
Don Juan
Johnson
Manuel Fraga
West Berlin visit notes Kennedys drew crowd and cold east
Letter from JOANN H. ARMSTRONG recounts seeing Robert Kennedy at the Schoneberg Rathaus ceremony in Berlin along with vast crowds and a strong East West divide. She describes checkpoints, guards, and a day at the lake, praising West Berlin’s rebuilding and vibrant life. The piece ends with future travel plans to Copenhagen Oslo and Stockholm.
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West Berlin
Robert Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Schaneeberg Rathaus
City Hall
Berlin
Kennedy
Bobby
Ethel Kennedy
Charlie
West
Copenhagen
Oslo
Stockholm
Joann H. Armstrong
Story Hour Joy at Scottsdale Library
On Thursday morning July 2 there were 27 children at the Scottsdale Library for story hour. Hunter Gooch and George Adams did a terrific job and readers praised the pictures and the different style. A big thank you to the paper and staff for supporting the young people.
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Scottsdale
Hunter Gooch
George Adams
Who Advanced the American Naturalistic Novel
Five clues present authors and performers from literature music and theatre. Answers point to a notable figure whose surname initials spell the last name of a Confederate president and ex secretary of war.
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Carrie
Chicago
Hull House
Nashville
Tenn
Eisenhower Considered New Party as GOP Fractures Deepened
In 1964 Eisenhower warned the Republican right wing risks dividing the party and sparking a new entity. A Washington biographer notes his private exasperation at GOP divisions and his reluctance to abandon hopes for a progressive path within the Republicans. He even pondered names for a potential third force before abandoning the idea.
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San Francisco
Sen. Goldwater
Fisenhower
Goldwater
McGill Eral
Eisenhower
Washington
Robert J. Donovan
Donovan
Republican Party
Thnse
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Ike
Eisenhower and the 1956 New Party vision in a packed convention
The 1956 convention saw Eisenhower presenting a modern progressive Republicanism. He urged a long view and dynamic forward-looking policy while party leaders on the platform appeared measured and divided. Observers questioned whether the era’s “modern Republicanism” had lasting impact.
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Tice
Eisenhower
Republic
Dynamis
Tke
Johnson stresses voluntary compliance to civil rights law
Roscoe Drummond notes President Johnson aims for broad voluntary compliance as the civil rights law is put into practice. He warns of possible resistance but calls for nonvengeful enforcement and uses Collins as chief adviser to mediate and guide state and local compliance.
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Washington
Johnson
Drummond
Florida
LeRoy Collins
Congress
Collins
Patriotism Protest Leads to Bond Forfeit in Wis Dells
Army reservist Arthur M. McCafferty of Pontiac Mich forfeited a $48 bond after police say he paraded with an American flag that had been stolen from a local store during a Sunday night march in Wisconsin Dells.
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Wisconsin Dells
Wis
UPN
Arthur M. McCafferty
Pontiac
Mich
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