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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1964
Page
2
The mayor compares public service to a bramble risk and calls on residents to join commissions and civic groups. He warns against complacency, urges long term planning, zoning reforms, and land preservation to ensure Scottsdale becomes a distinguished Arizona community.
Washington analysis notes Barry Goldwater's strong appeal among GOP voters in primaries, with 52.7 percent support and argues against wealth-driven campaigns. It compares Rockefeller and Scranton, questions money's political influence, and discusses future 1968 prospects for Romney and Lodge amid Johnson's dominance.
Republican leaders視 view Sen. Barry Goldwater as a disaster and seek Scranton support to derail him. They note Gen. Eisenhower’s unsettled position amidst sniping about Gettysburg and Cleveland, fearing only a firm Eisenhower stance can blunt Goldwater’s momentum.
The piece portrays Nixon urging Romney to run while Goldwater faces a protracted GOP rift. It notes Goldwater's allies seek his withdrawal for party unity, the South’s wavering stance, and the struggle to control state party committees after eight years of buildup.
Bob Considine notes Chief Justice Earl Warren will not rush the JFK assassination report. Warren traveled to Dallas and other sites to examine all testimony and evidence. He warns the public will see Oswald's guilt clearly once the report is released. Baseball's Hall of Fame items are urged to be shown at the New York World's Fair.
Aides argue why the Kennedy assassination report is late while a fair draws 70 million viewers over two seasons. The piece notes Hall of Fame artifacts and famed players, contrasts Apollo program costs and benefits, and cites Harvard Business Review polling on Apollo for advances in communications biology and materials, ending with a caution about security and Big Brother.
Chilean politics swirl as the leftist bloc led by Salvador Allende and the Christian Democrat Eduardo Frei Montalva compete in September. The copper rich nation eyes a potential shift toward a Moscow aligned government while authorities promise possible nationalization of key mines and continued Alliance for Progress critique.
Arizona Highway Department warns night driving is the deadliest period due to fatigue. Rest at first drowsiness, pull off if vehicles approach fast, drive slower, use headlights at sundown, and keep low beams when following others. Night risks persist despite daytime travel patterns.
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