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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1964
Page
2
A garbled page from a Scottsdale newspaper presents contact details, circulation figures, and advertising roles. It mentions Scottsdale Publishing Inc and staff like Maurice L Carts Director and William Mason Circulation Manager with unclear dates and rates.
Readers seek light travel and fiction as bookstores showcase bestsellers. Notable titles include Updike's The Centaur and Grass The Tin Drum, with acclaimed works by Jackson, Tey, Steinbeck, and Bucharest-era writers among the offerings.
Senators and representatives from Texas to Pennsylvania clashed over the civil rights plank led by Senator Tower and McCulloch. The debate centered on enforcement versus implementation as Goldwater allies fought to keep southern conservatives aligned with a restrained stance. A late clash over a Supreme Court critique by Senator Hickenlooper drew moderates' ire and highlighted intra-party tensions.
Roscoe Drummond surveys Senator Barry Goldwater’s foreign policy stance. He argues Goldwater’s global commitments surpass past Republican limits and demand full mobilization of federal power, risking war if bluffing occurs. He cites platform pledges on resisting communism and questions how to honor such expansive commitments.
Ralph McGill reports on Senator Goldwater's San Francisco acceptance speech. The tone is harsh and disciplined, with a call that could invite vigilante acts in defense of liberty. Governors Scranton and Romney fear exclusion from the ticket and hurt their political futures.
The San Francisco gathering drew extremist delegates including Birch leaders and Goldwater conservatives. Report notes harsh rhetoric, a hostile media stance, and alleged intimidation of a Negro delegate as part of a historic yet troubled convention.
Washington notes that one million workers yearly will join the U S labor force for the next eight to ten years while private industry adds about 175 000 jobs annually. The piece urges job retraining and education investment, citing the Kennedy Johnson administration plan of 700 million in federal funds to 1 4 billion with state matching to train technicians and ease displacement.
UPI analysis notes that despite Kennedy's 1960 Alliance for Progress and about $1.5 billion disbursed by its third anniversary, concrete results lag goals. The piece questions speed and effectiveness of aid impact across Latin American nations.
The 1960s are framed as a historic push for democratic progress in the Americas. At a Mexico City meeting and in cities across the region, projects in housing health and food aid show gains, yet nationalism, right and left opposition, and bureaucratic delays slow loans and private investment. Experts warn population growth could push Latin America toward either violent revolution or peaceful evolution of the Alliance.
An editor's mailbag reader describes a new Monday Thursday routine of collecting her own district trash after the garbage men depart. She asks how to show appreciation and notes a worry that the workers may not take her refuse.
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