Need for state bonds to support Arizona growth
Editorial argues for approving a state bonding program to issue 100 million in bonds for university and state institutions. Cites rising costs of delayed construction, hospital needs, and scattered offices, plus economic justification from inflation and long-term benefits. Notes prior school aid gains and links to industry in Scottsdale.
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Arizona
Senate
House
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Atomic Energy Commission
McGill Catalogs Extremist Propaganda From Far Right
Ralph McGill summarizes mimeographed material from Easley South Carolina and Chicago about anti Communist and anti liberal rhetoric. He notes claims that the Dominican Republic under Trujillo was a bulwark against Castro and that John Kennedy was involved in murder. He warnings about Council on Foreign Relations and alleged conservative fronts.
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Easley
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
McGill
Castro
John Kennedy
US State Department
Madison Avenue
Council On Foreign Relations
Eisenhower
John Foster
Dulles
Robert Murphy
Robert Bowie
Council
Henry Cabot Lodge,Jr
New Hampshire
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Kennedy
Pope to visit UN questioned by Rome source
Rome reports Pope Paul VI may seek two unprecedented trips to New York to address the United Nations and to Warsaw for Poland's millennium festivities but doubts he would appear before the UN in its current disarray. The Vatican has no formal relations with the U.S. or Communist Poland, complicating both journeys.
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Rome
Paul VI
New York
United Nations Assembly
Warsaw
Poland
UN Assembly
World Organization
Union
France
Congo
International Peace Organization
Euretinse
Cardinal Wyszyner
Artest
Gomulka
Vatican
U.S
London
State Department
Foreign’ Ministry of’ the Peoples
Republic of Gua
Build-up in South Vietnam signals shift toward full war role
An analysis notes a 50 percent rise in U.S. troops in Vietnam and expectations of a force above 70 000 this summer, possibly over 100 000 with three Army and Marine divisions. The piece argues the policy shift moves from aid to a broader American war presence, challenging Kennedy’s 1963 stance and Johnson’s talk of a stalemate.
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Viet Nam
Kennedy
Danang
Johnson
Asia
Goldberg Named as UN Ambassador Pick for Stevenson
Roscoe Drummond outlines President Johnson's choice of Arthur J. Goldberg to succeed Adlai Stevenson as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. The piece praises Goldberg as a skilled labor lawyer and diplomat, noting his Supreme Court tenure and strong antiwar, peacekeeping credentials.
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Washington
Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Viet Nam
Goldberg
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Nixon
Arthur Goldberg
Stevenson
Colombia faces population boom overloading its resources
Marquis Childs describes a doubling of Colombia’s population in less than 26 years with half under 20, forcing massive needs in education training and new jobs. A currency control is considered to stem dollar outflows, but administrative limits and fears of worsening conditions persist among bankers and industrialists.
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Bogota
Colombia
Childs
Coromhian
Ansiwer
Valencia
America
Scottsdale Daily Progress Publishing Details 1965
The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published every afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85252. Telephone 6 3441. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Arizona Vol No 135 July 24 1965.
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Dan Byrne
T. Frank Stewart
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale ‘Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Scottsdale, Ariz
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