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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1964
Page
2
A local editorial cheers Dickson Electronics plan to move to the Indian Reservation, noting taxes will be lessened for Scottsdale and jobs will stay in the area. It argues improving the Indian economy is overdue and highlights schooling, life expectancy, and income as reasons to welcome the venture.
A整理 of claims linking Lincoln and Kennedy across civil rights, elections, assassinations, and White House tragedies. It notes shared Friday slayings with wives present, and contrasting secretary names, while mentioning both Johnsons as southern Democrats and both birth years 1808 and 1908.
Attorney General Robert Kennedy's campaign for the vice presidency features a high profile Poland outreach. He and his family toured Warsaw greeting crowds as part of a broader strategy to appeal to urban Catholic voters and counter white backlash while positioning for Atlantic City discussions of the No. 2 slot.
The article notes Bobby Kennedy and his Polish reception amid unannounced visits, comparing it to Nixon in Poland and Czestochowa meetings with Cardinal Wyszyński. It highlights Polish crowds, government limits on diplomats, and unease in Johnson's circle about Attorney General's public zeal amid the Kennedy tragedy and family power legacy.
Bob Considine describes a Europe road trip with his wife and three companions, praising trains or planes over driving. He sketches perilous Alpine roads and the Autobahn, where backseat drivers critique turns while a gaggle of National Safety Council girls snaps photos, hoping for good shots.
Roscoe Drummond discusses how Goldwater’s stance on civil rights complicates a Republican platform. He notes Goldwater’s constructive record in Arizona but argues his state authority approach could empower white supremacists and hinder voluntary compliance with the law.
Reporter Ralph McGill covers Goldwater convention crowds in San Francisco amid tense race issues. The piece notes Goldwater’s stance on public facility integration without legislation and surveys reactions in a city with a history of multiracial neighborhoods and postwar minority housing dynamics.
The piece notes support for Barry Goldwater tied to an army of liberation, while opponents distort facts about housing and jobs, stirring fear and prejudice. It cites California managers predicting victory and expansionist talk, with Goldwater’s July 1964 army imagery echoing across campaigns and public sentiment.
Bill Vaughan counsels travelers to avoid calling town friends until the end of a trip to spare hosts from guilt and pressure. He notes that hosts may fear letting visitors down or overstepping social norms when asked for meals or cash.
In a vacation tale a couple in a town debates dining options. They learn Luigi's was once locals favorite but now attracts tourists, while the Shoo-Fly Cafe becomes the recommended, authentic spot, distancing travelers from the stereotyped hotspot.
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