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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1964
Page
2
The author describes the Republican and Democratic power structures as America’s decision makers amid a TV view of speeches. A thunderstorm approaches the neighborhood, killing the picture on the TV and forcing reliance on radio as the storm erases the spectacle. The outage reveals nature’s supremacy over man’s technology.
The piece notes Nepszava editor Jozsef Timmer defends press rights against government and industry pressure. It argues that shifting attitudes toward criticizing misgovernment show hope beyond force, as calls for patience diplomacy and friendship rise behind the curtain.
A compact collection of quotations on light truth and creation. Includes lines from Lowell Plato Milton Shakespeare and a note on loving all of God’s creation highlighting light as truth and the shadow of divinity.
San Francisco dispatch details Barry Goldwater's advisory circle during the campaign. It highlights key aides like Cliff White and Denison Kitchel, plus advisers such as Karl Hess and Dean Burch, noting the insular group and its distance from figures like Dirksen Nixon and Eisenhower.
President Johnson proclaims a war on poverty and introduces three youth programs in the Economic Opportunity Bill. The Job Corps Work Training and Work Study programs aim to place 13 million impoverished youths into jobs and self sufficiency, with centers in cities and rural areas.
A four year old book in its 20th edition outlines Goldwater’s political beliefs, praising states’ rights and skepticism of federal civil rights overreach. It contrasts 1960 views with later shifts, noting critique of federalized education and civil rights as legal rights. The article also sketches Job Corps and Work-Study programs tied to youth employment and education.
Ralph McGill notes a Goldwater dominated Republican gathering with delegates loyally backing Arizona senator. He contrasts fierce Grassroots support for Goldwater with fading influence of Eisenhower and Nixon, while criticizing federal aid and fears of big government despite regional gains.
Generals supporters rally behind Goldwater as the Republican convention nears. He seeks neutrality to avoid boos, while delegates adhere to strict order and unity. Critics warn of a dangerous pro nuclear policy and fear of hasty actions by field or NATO commanders.
Mrs Melvin D Braman of Scottsdale writes praising Ralph McGill cartoons and a piece titled Is Goldwater Group Plotting a New Party claiming the humor is good clean fun and suggesting moving it to the comic section. The letter notes prior calls to replace hate with brotherly love and reflects on public sentiment toward Goldwater.
An 84 year old man suffered a heart attack and died an hour after attending his 87 year old brother's funeral in Thionville France. The two lifelong bachelors had lived together. An Alcoholics Anonymous chapter was formed at Walton Prison in Liverpool England today.
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