Living memory of Frank Lloyd Wright at Taliesin West
Editorial honors Wright on his birthday anniversary with guests from across the region. The piece praises his influence on architecture and his demand for excellence, urging Scottsdale to pursue beauty and harmony as it grows, guided by his legacy.
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More water for palms in Scottsdale plantings
Scottsdale planted hundreds of palm trees last year to beautify the city and invest in the future. A nurseryman notes growth at about two feet per year and suggests doubling water could more than double growth, making the extra cost worthwhile.
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HUAC reform studied amid calls for change
Washington report notes a split within the House Un American Activities Committee. Moderates replacing hardline members reflect a shift from its old right wing stance. Recent Chicago hearings underline the need for overdue reform as public pressure grows.
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Dangerous Middle East game meets cautious restraint
Roscoe Drummond discusses Soviet tactics in the Middle East and how both the United States and the Soviet Union prefer avoiding a major war. He notes Bourguiba's olive branch to Israel challenges Arab unity, while Nasser's influence faces resistance from other Arab states and U.S. Soviet goals converge to keep peace. He also criticizes HUAC for publicity seekers and proposes procedural reforms.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress earns praise for quality paper
George F Anast of 132 E Stetson Dr commends the Scottsdale Daily Progress for placing fourth in the Northwest Ayer Award competition. He notes decades of advertising and lauds the newspaper staff for high standards and service to the community. He asserts the paper is No 1 in the Scottsdale area despite national ranking.
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Youth Opportunity Campaign Opens Summer Jobs Push
President Johnson launches a national effort to create 500000 more work and training slots for youths aged 16 to 21. Aimed at reducing youth unemployment, the plan calls for extra trainees in federal and private sectors, plus expansion of the Neighborhood Youth Corps and state and local programs nationwide.
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Southern Baptist Convention endorses racial openness in Dallas
Ralph McGill notes a Dallas action where the Southern Baptist Convention declared that racism is an offense to the gospel and that churches should be open to all men. Leaders admit past sin of conformity to tradition and pledge to witness to Christ’s inclusive message, despite some southern churches opposing the move.
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Polls cite Czech brides facing hard truths and U S election reform
A Czech poll shows 25 percent of brides pregnant at marriage and 20 percent expect to live with in laws. Only 12 percent can plan own apartments, while 16 percent want three children. Javits warns U S involvement in Vietnam needs congressional mandate. Dr. Frank Stanton advocates national election day reform and electronic voting to fix a flawed system.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress publication details 1965
The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published every afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company. Office address 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale. Telephone WH 6 3441. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz June 17 1965 Vol No 104.
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