Scottsdale observer rages and DALE publishes case
A terse note from Scottsdale records a raged publication by DALE with Park N ex cept Sunday.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1964
Page
2
A terse note from Scottsdale records a raged publication by DALE with Park N ex cept Sunday.
California voters delivered a narrow Goldwater win as Rockefeller faltered, shaping a tighter race into the national campaign. Analysts note a split among backers, with some viewing Rockefeller’s effort as stop-Goldwater, while Goldwater’s positive backing grows. The result leaves the path to the White House unsettled and raises questions about party loyalties and future strategy.
A clipped, garbled passage presents literary quotations on cheerfulness and labor from Carlyle Emerson and Shakespeare, interwoven with broken names and phrases. The text appears as fragmented OCR with unclear attributions and scattered partial lines.
In Washington a group of six moderates backed Gov. Mark Hatfield as temporary chairman and keynote, denying Goldwater a quick win. The move shifts control, with Hatfield expected to preside, while Eisenhower neutrality becomes a talking point amid Canal Zone tensions.
William P. Bundy warns of a real danger of a Communist take over in Southeast Asia as top U S officials clash over strategy. The piece argues the Pacific power status, Laos, Vietnam, and the wider region hang in the balance, urging decisive action beyond election politics.
Beverly Bayne of Paradise Drive Scottsdale writes to Mayor Woudenberg and city council protesting a Thunderbird Academy airport plan. She warns it would bring smog, traffic, and industrial expansion away from Scottsdale’s resort and village character, urging preservation of Paradise Valley’s open land and beauty for future generations. She cites Phoenix’s tract housing and California observer concerns as reasons to resist the airport proposal.
In Lexington Virginia the George C. Marshall Research Library dedication marks a push by President Johnson to use the Marshall Plan for world peace and domestic reform. He urges civil rights legislation in Atlanta and Gainesville as part of a path to national stability, while warning Alabama and Mississippi elites about the Wallace White Citizens Council influence.
Maryland results show Gov. Wallace's coalition did not translate to local success. Wallace carried Prince George's County with 50 percent but other areas backed civil rights allies like Harvey Machen and Royce Hanson. Joe Tydings helped Democratic Senate victory, indicating no grassroots white backlash in Maryland.
Henry Taylor discusses Lyndon Johnson in relation to the Bobby Baker affair. He argues the case touches the Presidency as an institution beyond the personal reach of any single officeholder. The piece weighs political roles against the temporary trust of the nation.
The Baker affair centers on Lyndon Johnson and a web of influence in Washington. The article argues Baker acted as Johnson’s ally, with testimony disputes over Johnson’s involvement and White House cooperation. It notes Johnson’s Senate dominance and stalled inquiries as the lid stays on the investigation.
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