Progress 302 Ball Park Plaza WH 6-344 Scottsdale
The Progress Plaza edition lists staff and contact lines for Scottsdale Publishing Inc including editor Jonathan Marshall and publisher Dan Byrne. It notes newsroom principles pledging factual reporting and balanced presentation. Subscription rates are listed for in state and out of state and mail/postage details.
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Scottsdale
Progress
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale Publishing, Inc
Pace
Jonathan Marshall
Dan Byrne
Maurice L. Carter
Arizona
Ariz
Community Faces Vandalism Surge Near Schools
A police officer calls vandalism a growing problem in the Valley with rock throwing and property damage. He urges parental control and tougher enforcement while proposing expanded youth programs and a youth court to channel energy constructively.
Service is the rent we pay for the space we occupy
An elderly publisher reflects on a lifetime of service to the community, arguing that many small-town professionals and merchants only earn a decent living rather than becoming wealthy. He laments retirees who own little and urges a view of life rooted in service over personal gain.
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Quits
Evening Thoughts on Books as Legacies Across Generations
A compact reflection on books as enduring legacies drawn from Addison Carlyle and Holmes. The text notes that books depart from hearts to touch others and that the best book content lies in the thoughts it suggests, like ships moving us beyond personal limits into life’s vast ocean.
Civil rights vote tests Goldwater Javits dialogue
The article chronicles Sen. Barry Goldwater and Sen. Jacob Javits clashing over the Civil Rights Act as their sides clash within the Republican Party. Javits presses for a yes vote, while Goldwater leans no despite liberal support.
Dodd urges U S demand concessions in Soviet trade deals
Sen Thomas J Dodd argues the United States should condition East West trade on Soviet concessions. He lists Soviet economic weaknesses and proposes a five point program including end of subversion patent respect and removal of the Berlin Wall along with a detente lecture to give the White House a leverage to ease Cold War tensions.
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Sen. Dodd
U.S
Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
R-Conn
United States
Sen- Drummondale Judiciary Committee
Sen
Dodd
Ately
Russia
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
West Germany
Kremlin
Berlin Wall
Germany
General Harkins says South Viet Nam situation is fine
Flurry of quotes shows Gen Paul D. Harkins praising the South Viet Nam mission on June 22 as defense officials face criticism. The speaker argues morale is not equal to willingness to fight and recalls Bay of Pigs fears, stressing fear and loss in combat.
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Charles Ross
Federal Power Commission
Johnson
Ross
Vermont
Friends
Capitol Hill
Washington
U. S
Paul D. Harkins
South
Viet Nam
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Taylor
McNamara
France
South Viet Nam
Bay of Pigs
War and conscience in Vietnam and Laos voices
The piece compares Vietnam and Laos actions to the Bay of Pigs, laments American soldiers dying quietly, and questions political responsibility. It cites Gen Maxwell D. Taylor admitting U.S. control is minimal and argues conscience should influence politics before November.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
Armed Forces
Bay of Pigs
Laos
United States
Taylor
Castro Sister Defects Cuba Leader’s Regime to Mexico
Juana Castro explains she fled Cuba due to her brother Fidel Castro aligning with Russian imperialism in the mid 1960s. She says Cuba is an immense prison surrounded by water and cannot remain silent amid the regime's actions.
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Mexico City
Fidel Castro
Juana
Mexico
Cuba
Mississippi Violence Targets Peace Corps Students
Ralph McGill reports on Mississippi violence against student peace corps efforts aiding adult education and literacy. He notes officials and law enforcement failing to protect volunteers while politicians label them invaders and domestic unrest grows amid arson and killings.
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Atlanta
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
McGill
Peace Corps
Congress
Mississippi a Center of Violence and Closed Society
James Silver, longtime head of the University of Mississippi history department, argues in his new book Mississippi: A Closed Society that hostility to authority and law, a persistent rejection of national will, and a coercive police state characterize the state. He warns that Mississippi has created a totalitarian culture with a closed mind, hindering democratic change and provoking national concern.
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James Silver
University of Mississippi
Mississippi
America
United States
Arizona law legal aid office serves those who cannot pay
The article explains legal aid as a community effort by the bar and public to provide free legal services to eligible people. It describes eligibility factors such as income bank accounts property debts and dependents and notes standards vary by city. It also outlines the lawyer referral service connecting paying clients to attorneys at fixed or reasonable fees.
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Community Legal Aid
Legal Aid
School finance equalization initiative gains support in Arizona
Sir: We are deeply appreciative of your support of the school finance equalization initiative sponsored by the Arizona Congress of Parents and Teachers with the support of the Arizona Education Association. Equalization is essential to any solution of the financial problems besetting many school districts. It recognizes that education is a state wide responsibility and with a good equalization program needy districts can receive more adequate state support. Some tax relief will be forthcoming for local property taxpayers and Arizona will have taken a long step toward solving the problem of fairly and equitably financing education.
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Arizona Congress of Parents and Teachers
Arizona Education Association
Arizona
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