Frontier Feud Heats Up Over North Scottsdale Road Plan
Paradise Valley residents clash with Scottsdale officials at a town meeting over high rise zoning and development along North Scottsdale Road. Concerns include police coverage, garbage services, water disputes, and potential rapid changes harming neighbors. Residents urge an inter community planning council and strong safeguards before approval to prevent lasting wounds.
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Paradise Valley
N. Scottsdale
Scottsdale
Bawn
N. Scottsdale Rd
Are You Registered Arizona Voters Urged to Confirm Registration
Arizona citizens are reminded to check their voter registration as candidates file for September primaries. With July 3 the last day, voters are urged to act now to ensure eligibility and participation in the upcoming elections.
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Arizona
New York
Chicas
Henry A. Wallace
Second Front Guerrillas Return to Las Villas in Cuba
The piece outlines a reconstituted Second Front led by Eloy Menoyo Gutierrez and Armando Fleites plotting limited sabotage in Las Villas Cuba. It notes their secrecy, weak manpower, and Castro's tight control while urging cautious optimism as a potential internal defection route remains the only viable threat to Castro’s regime.
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Washington
Coun
Fidel Castro
Hitountain
Favana
Huly
Los Villas
Escambray
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Las Villas
Second Front
Cuba
Suco
Eloy Menoyo Gutierrez
Armando Fleites
U. S
Bay of Pigs
Castro Army
Batista
Menoyo
Manuel Ra
Leffist
Ray
Fleites
Golfers Face Damaging Legal Hazards From Wayward Shots
The Scottsdale Daily Progress introduces The Family Lawyer column by Will Bernard with Walter E. Craig presiding. It warns golfers face liability for injuries from flying balls and offers tips like carrying liability insurance, respecting the danger zone, and saying Fore more often.
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Institute For Safer Living
Scottsdale
Daily Progress Today
American Bar Association
Walter E. Craig
Phoenix
The
Progress and the Bar Association
Will Bernard
Wallace near-presidency and the 1944 vice presidential wrangle
Henry Wallace, once Truman moment away from the presidency, reflects on the 1944 convention clash with FDR and Democratic bosses over his vice presidential bid. He recalls the pressure from Bob Hannegan Ed Kvan Ed Kelly and Frank Hagene and the late stage moves that kept him off the ticket. Now 75 he runs a farm in South Salem NY and enjoys strawberries and gladiolas while noting continuity requires a VP who shares the president’s views.
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Wallace
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
Bob Hannegan
Ed Kvan
Ed Kelly
Frank Uagene
Vannecan
Sen
Harry, Truman
Justice Bill Cousins
Ed’ Kelly
Chicealo
Fdr
Rarlio
California
Kelly
Sen. Truman
Justice Douglas
Harry
Harry S. Truman
Douglas
Wallace Henry Wallace
South Salem
N.Y
New York City
Senate
Calvin Coolidge
Charles Dawes
Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
Rural counties resist urban shift in political power
Historian Ralph McGill notes the move from agriculture to urban life alters daily life. Rural counties fear losing legislative representation and subsidies as urban areas grow, while county seats grow restive amid shifting power and resources.
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Atlanta
McGill _ er
Reapportion Pains Felt in Rural Areas
Rural communities face sewage water police and crowded schools as they lose traditional life. Experts predict 1964 65 will force noncompetitive farmers off the land, with global surplus and shifts in agriculture. Historians warn attitudes cling to old rural norms despite urban change.
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Russia
William H. McNeill
University of Chicago
Editor's Mailbag Praises Scottsdale Recreation Dept
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department thanks the city newspaper for coverage of its activities and programs. The director and staff credit the paper with generating broad public support and pride in city initiatives and tax usage.
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Parks and Recreation Department
City of
Scottsdale
Letter to the Editor Attacking State Department on Mme Nhu
Don Johnson of Mesa argues the Establishment fears Americans learning of U S policy in South Vietnam and Southeast Asia. He claims Mme Nhu is barred from entering the United States to shield officials before elections and accuses Washington of duplicity and treasonable conduct. He calls for exposing diplomatic intrigue and abuses by officials for political gain.
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South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Nhu
Washington
State Department
Voices in Philadelphia and New York Clash Over Civil Rights
In Philadelphia Rev Roy Collum denounces public judgment over civil rights workers disappearance and demands a chance to defend Philadelphia. In New York Rev George Lawrence accuses Sen Barry Goldwater of emboldening white supremacists and urges a landslide Johnson victory.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Roy Collum
First Baptist Church In
New York
George Lawrence
Martin Luther King Jr
Barry Goldwater
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Frontier Feud
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
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Bob
Considine
Henry Wallace
Hell
Henry
Olympus
Interlandi
Elam
Los Mngeles Tes
Ralph McGill
Mme. Nhu
Establishment
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Don Johnson
W. 6Th Dr. Mesa
United Press International
Goldwater
Lyndon Baines Johnson
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