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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1964
Page
2
Scottsdale Publishing inc announces editor Jonathan Marshal and circulation manager Willem Mason. The July 24 1964 issue sets forth privacy duty and commitment to report important issues while presenting factual news and opinions.
The two communities seek peace amid a months old dispute over Pecottne North with proposed talks and joint projects. Potential partnerships include extending police and garbage services to Paradise Valley residents and a shared water system.
The enduring Arizona senator shows a pattern of victory against steep odds. Despite opposition and unfavorable polls, observers note his decisive early triumphs and a confident stance that suggests he will maintain momentum.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report upheaval within the Republican party as Goldwater loyalists contend with a new national chairman candidate slate. White and Birch vie for influence while old-line leaders and liberal moderates gauge the risk of a Democratic landslide. The San Francisco convention intensifies debate over future strategy and party unity.
Letter from a Scottsdale reader warns parents about two boys between 10 and 14 who took ice water and then fled, leaving hazards at the door. The writer urges parental awareness to nip such behavior in the bud before larger wrongdoings emerge.
A reader complains of liberal slant and cites omission of the words In defense of liberty in the quote under the front page picture of Sen Goldwater in the Jigby 17 edition. The letter urges the paper to consider conservative readers.
In Martinez California Mrs Magdalena Benscoter 71 divorced Virgil 80 after she testified he brought girl friends to their senior citizens club. She noted the bragging to Judge S C Masterson. In Maryville Tennessee Mr and Mrs Lloyd Carpenter who wed 45 years ago divorced 23 years later remarried this week and celebrated their 67th birthdays Tuesday.
Georgia Governor George Wallace argues liberals have few teeth, condemning claims that federal action encroaches on states rights. He defends national protection of civil rights when states fail, labeling such charges as communism or socialism.
The writer argues states rights arguments mask refusals to protect constitutional rights. They urge national action when states fail citizens, noting Oxford Mississippi riots and court orders as examples. Gov Wallace’s decline in support and a surge of “Democrats for Goldwater” are also discussed.
The column discusses the evolving use of the term conservative in the 1964 campaign. It notes President Johnson and Barry Goldwater as contrasts and hints at Hoover and Coolidge as historical anchors for the label. It also mentions New York context and party strategies.
The article recalls Coolidge’s rise from New England roots to a presidency marked by restraint and economic conservatism. It contrasts him with Hoover and lessons from 1920s politics amid labor unrest, strikes, and debates over public safety, budget cuts, and foreign entanglements.
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