Scottsdale Progress没 1964 masthead note
The excerpt shows a Scottsdale newspaper masthead dated 1964 with editor Jonathan Marshall and details on editorial policy and subscription rates. It presents publishing cadence, staff roles, and a pledge to label editorials clearly. It mentions subscription pricing and mailing info for Scottsdale Arizona.
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Scottsdale
Progress
Ball Park Plaza
Thur
Jonathan Marshall
Das Byr
Maurice L Carter Wee Maen Hee Snag Na
Imager
Arizona
Sleek and Fast Cars Target Young Buyers in Detroit Market
Detroit reports that new economy cars will cost about the same as premium models with minor mechanical tweaks. Automakers plan longer warranties and extra features to attract younger buyers as road congestion grows and wartime surplus demand fades.
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Detroit
Toto
Lawmakers urged to curb sleazy ethics after Baker affair
The piece argues Congress should adopt tougher rules to publicize income and financial interests of members and officials after Bobby Baker’s ethics troubles. It notes many lawmakers were connected to Baker and praise for stricter standards is tempered by doubt over actual reforms.
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Bobby Baker
Congress
Baker
Seatare
High Standard workers ratify two year contract in Hamden
Union members at the High Standard Company in Hamden Connecticut ratify a two year contract with wage increases. The agreement avoids a strike through continued talks among the union, management and a mediating group. Both sides share credit for avoiding disruption and keeping production ongoing.
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High Standard Company
Hamden
Conn
Imany
Yithtic
Johnson hardens Southeast Asia policy in warning to Red China
Roscoe Drummond reports a decisive shift in U.S. stance as Washington signals no turning back on deterring Communist gains in Southeast Asia. Johnson Rusk Felt push a total defense pledge, warning Beijing against further aggression and tying Southeast Asia to broader U.S. commitments.
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Washington
U.S
Southeast Asia
Laos
Viet Nam
Johnson
Siow
Peking
United States
China
United” States
Red China
Berlin
Deah Rusk
Harry Felt
The
Pacific
U S Warns Red China to Cease and Resist or Face War
President Johnson and top officials declare that China must stop invading neighbors or risk direct confrontation with the United States. Rusk Felt and embassies worldwide carry the warning as reconnaissance, arms supply changes, and 200000 troops remain on alert.
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U.S
China
San Francisco
Peking
United States
Rusk
Asia
Europe
Honolulu
Admiral Felt
Pacific
Red China
Laos
Thailand
Alaska
Hawaii
Johnson
Economy Still Rising Amid Prosperity and Stability
Administration report highlights a 17 percent rise in GNP and 24 percent growth in industrial production over 40 months. Civilian jobs up by over 3 million, personal income up 75 billion, and profits up 16 billion. President Johnson urges wage and price stability while noting room for expansion and low inflation risks.
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Amercan
Johnson
Hugo and Napoleon in exile and Mexican turmoil recalled
The excerpt recalls Victor Hugo’s defense of universal male franchise and Napoleon II’s turmoil during France’s exile era. It describes Napoleon III’s expedition to Mexico, Maximilian’s brief reign, Juarez’s resistance, and U.S. pressure to withdraw after the Civil War.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Napoleon
Little
Mexico
Washington
Confederate States
Prince Ferdinand Maximilian
Archduke
Austria
Miramar
Trieste
United States’ Command
Maximilian
Carlotta
Leopold
Juarez
France
Eyn
Victor Hugo Napoleon III and the Vote in Fragmented History
A compact recounting of Victor Hugo and Napoleon III amid the Mexico episode, Carlotta’s plea to Rome’s Pope, Maximilian’s downfall in 1867, and the 1870 French collapse. It notes Carlotta’s exile to Brussels, Maximilian’s capture and execution, and Hugo’s return to Paris as France faced upheaval.
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Maximilian
Carlotta
Europe
Napoleon
Rome
Mexico City
Brussels
Belgium
Trieste
Mexico
France
Prussia
Victor Hugo
NAACP Demands Action Over Mississippi Civil Rights Workers Disappearance
The NAACP condemns the Mississippi case where three civil rights workers vanish under suspected foul play. In Jackson Gov Paul Johnson welcomes federal inquiry led by former CIA chief Allen Dulles. Washington Rep Albert Rains argues mass transit bill to ease city traffic snarls nationwide.
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Washington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Mississippi
Jackson, Miss
Paul Johnson
Johnson
CIA
Allen Dulles
Albert Rains
D-Ala
D Day memories rise as WWII turns into reminiscence
Bill Vaughan notes the 20th anniversary of D Day signals WWII enters its reminiscence phase. Veterans face time and finances limiting early postwar recollections, but two decades later grandchildren and leisure enable renewed reflections and storytelling.
D Day Scribes in Arne Reminisce Over War Remnants
A reminiscence essay reflects on Normandy and Overlord, contrasting veterans who boast noncombatant life with those who overstate heroism. The piece argues reminiscences of war outlast the events themselves, shaping postwar memory and making World War II seem unthinkable without shared stories.
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Normandy
English Channel
Schag
Free groceries promise sparks in Welsh window stunt
Quirk in Resolven, Ben Richard posted an offer free groceries for the first lady customer in a top less dress. Catherine Jones arrived naked to order candy and soda for her party. In Dallas a 13 year old shoplifter stole a radio battery and then a second radio, was caught and turned to juvenile authorities.
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Resolven
Wales
UPI
Ben Richard
Richards
Catherine Jones
Dallas
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