Triumph of his spirit in memory of Adlai Stevenson
Editorial honors Adlai E. Stevenson praising his courage honesty and humor then noting the public mourning and return to normal life at the cathedral and Capitol. It highlights his appeal to intellectuals his stand on civil rights and federal control of tide lands and oil and his belief in peace and humanism.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
America
Hoover on guns and crime through FBI chief's view
Ralph McGill reports on FBI director J Edgar Hoover linking gun access to crime. He cites 1963 statistics showing guns in over half of murders and robberies, arguing for sensible controls despite constitutional concerns.
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Kuchel weighs Californa bid in Reagan showdown
Senator Thomas Kuchel delays decision on a gubernatorial run against Ronald Reagan as liberals plead for his challenge. A possible Kuchel entry could derail Reagan and Brown’s bid, with polls showing shifting support and the risk of a third candidate weakening any Republican effort.
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Brown
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San Francisco
Letter Writer Opposes Federal Aid to Education
A Scottsdale reader denounces further federal aid to schools citing Washington as unreliable. He warns lawmakers to stop the program and refuses to support bills increasing taxes for education. He signs as James A. Risser from 6643 I Almeria Rd. Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale
Venezuela fights subversion while Leoni defends democracy
Venezuelan President Raul Leoni stresses representative government as the Dominican crisis lingers. Authorities report 370000 dollars linked to Communist couriers seized, and a 5000-strong interior force battles subversion on the Andean slope. Aiming to curb arms smuggling, Caracas enforces gun licenses as security tightens against a feared “Free Venezuela.”
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Latin America
Scottsdale Daily Progress Office Details July 20 1965
Scottsdale Daily Progress published each afternoon with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85252. Dan Byrne is advertising director and Jonathan Marshall is editor and publisher. Third class postage paid at Scottsdale. Vol V No 131 July 20 1965 Page 4 National.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale, Ariz
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