Adition Note Shows State Cut of 18.20
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
2
Arizona State University Baseball Team Faces Confusion
A garbled report discusses ASU baseball and its season, mentioning national championship aims and coaching, with unclear details about teams and upcoming aims. It references football and athletics broadly, noting college sports success and mixed sentiment about program strengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona State University
Tor
Lust
Drivers Licenses May Tie to Maturity Probe
The Oregon Traffic Safety Division found immaturity a leading factor in fatal crashes and calls for tighter controls on who drives. It notes many states do not require regular reexamination of drivers despite rising injuries and deaths from traffic incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple
Oregon Pot Af
Evening thoughts on philosophy and virtue
A fragmented set of quotations on philosophy by Josephy Voltaire Dewey Plutarch and Shakespeare. The text contrasts discovering what is true and practicing what is good with philosophy transforming from a device to a method for tackling life’s problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voltairg
John Dewey
Romney Goldwater clash shocks Michigan and California rivals
The Cleveland confrontation reveals Governor Romney disowning Goldwater, prompting Michigan Goldwaterites and state party leaders to reassess loyalties. In California, Governor Brown regrets opposing Salinger as Cranston and Unruh clash over strategy, while Scranton pivots to run for president at 8:05 p.m. Thursday, reshaping GOP maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michigan
George Romney
Barry Goldwater
Rories
Goldwater
Cleveland
Romney
Goldwaer
Alex
Repoean
Arthur Elliott
Elliott
Creighton Holden
Michigan Goldwater Committee
Holden
Edmund
Pat) Brown
Pierre Salinger
California
Senate
Brown
Alan Cranston
Sal Inger
Cranston
Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Beind Salinger
Cranston-Unruh
Dusehp Eisenfawes
Gerad ME
Wester
Willian
Scransen
Morgan
Bill
Bob Scranton
Scranton
Murcan
San Francisco
Harrisburg
Political Payoff Seen In Johnson Selection For Securities Board
President Johnson named Hamer H. Budge, a defeated Idaho Republican, to a seat on the Securities and Exchange Commission. The move sparks Senate resistance concerns, and critics warn of political payoffs influencing long term policy and future commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Selection
Securities Board
Washington
Idaho
Hamer H. Budge
Johnson
Securities and Exchange
Senate
House
Budge
Cap
Childsilol Hill
Congress
Northwest
Wall Street Journal
New York Stock Exchange
SEC
William L. Cary
Budge Tor
Bipartisan Commission
Wall
Rudee
Charles Halleck
Halleck
Pocatello
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Sen B. Jordan
Sen
Frank Church
Federal Power Commission
White House
FPC
Church
Charles R. Ross
Vermont
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Eisenhower
William P. Rogers
South
Unitarian Church Opposes Arizona Evolution Ban
Floyd A. McCracken of the Unitarian Church in Phoenix denounces a proposed Arizona constitutional amendment that would define atheism and ban teaching evolution in public schools. The board warns the measure would threaten education, science, and business and urges rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
The
Unitarian Church of Phoenix
State of
Arizona
Floyd A. McCracken
Unitarian Church
N. 83Rd St
Coal, Poverty, and Power in Appalachia
Ralph McGill surveys coal's boom and decline in Southern Appalachia, noting how profits rarely funded schools and health. He discusses John L. Lewis and UMW welfare programs, postwar overproduction, wage gaps from five to ten dollars, and rising anti union sentiment as truck mining spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Appalachia
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Appalachians
Appalachian Poverty and Coal Mining Struggle and Shift
The region faces long strikes and violence as nonunion mining grows. Many workers lose union benefits and hospital access while small dog hole pits, often neglecting safety rules, supply a large share of jobs. Output concentrates in West Virginia Kentucky Virginia border areas with hundreds of tiny mines. Continuous mining and stripping machines expand in the 1950s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia
Appalachian
University Kentucky Press
Anniversary Week recalls anti-Communist revolts across Eastern Europe
PHIL NEWSOM notes June 17 as a turning point in East German and Hungarian history. He recalls the 1953 East Berlin uprising with 50 000 workers and the 1958 execution of Imre Nagy linking to Hungary’s 1956 revolt and ongoing resistance against Soviet control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Europe
East Germany
Berlin Wall
East Berlin
Ministry of Justice
Imre Nagy
Moscow
Stalin
Magdeburg
Rathenow
Saxony
New Statesman
London
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Poland
Hungary
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Houma
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Interlands
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McGill
Phil Newsom
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