Progress Editorial Page Congratulates Bill Motz Jr Favorite Father
The Progress honors M. J. Motz Jr of Scottsdale as Favorite Father after winning 744 565 votes in a six week contest. Credit is shared with his wife children and helpers who collected ballots and counted votes amid high participation and overtime. Runners up include D G Murry William Barton Bill Wasbotton Charles Wester and Willard Fitzgerald.
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Braves Run Low as Milwaukee Fans Boycott Move to Atlanta
Milwaukee fans boycott as management plans to move the franchise to Atlanta next year. The team faces financial losses while loyal Beertowners object to the potential relocation and demand staying until season end.
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Kennedy Johnson VP deal and Graham memoir details
Washington Post publisher Philip Graham shaped public view of the Kennedy Johnson ticket and the 1960 race. Paul Graham, mediator between JFK and LBJ camps, recounts in his memo how Bobby Kennedy urged LBJ to join the ticket and how Stevenson and Symington were pressed for liberal support.
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Labor leader outlines training needs for aging steel workers
W Abel new president of the Steelworkers Union discusses changes in the American labor force driven by education, automation, and technology. He argues for retraining programs targeting workers 25 to 35, to prevent abrupt job attrition and to utilize older workers’ talents as industry evolves.
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De Gaulle Seeks Another Term Through Provincial Tours
French leader Charles de Gaulle continues his visits to the provinces near Paris and beyond as he campaigns for a new seven year term in elections on December 5. His security detail numbers about 4 060 men amid past assassination attempts and protests over Algeria.
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Plan to push supersonic transport plane under full government subsidy
Marquis Childs reports on how the proposed SST faces Senate controversy over civilian leadership rules for the FAA Gen William McKee is pushed as a civilian head with a possible exemption amid pressure from defense study signals The cost of the SST looms at about 1 billion dollars per frame and engine The plan relies on government funding while Britain and France back the project with airline and industry support and a dubious passenger demand outlook
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East German Traitor Ulbricht Rising in Soviet Bloc
Dr. Erich Mende accuses Soviet support of Walter Ulbricht, praising his administrative talents and noting East Germany’s rise to the bloc's second most industrial power. Scranton’s Toledo swing shows TV woes hurt national prospects despite public charm.
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Slush Waste Pledge Near Budget Fight Amid Cabinet Ties
The President and his key cabinet members pace budget talks, promising to fulfill a country pledge. A doctor testified Clay was normal before the weigh-in, with a purse of 72 dollars. Kennedy urged support for Wagner's re-election but drew only a small round of applause from 1,600 diners.
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Scottsdale Progress staff and publication details
The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published every afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices are at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona. Telephone WH 6-3441. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Arizona. Page 4. June 24 1985. Swaps Association as haces.
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