Scottsdale Progress editorial pledge and subscription rates
The page features an editorial pledge from Scottsdale Publishing Inc promising to report facts and meet important issues while adhering to truth. It lists subscription rates including 12 month domestic and out of state pricing and carrier delivery costs.
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Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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Maurice L Carter
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Scottsdale
Dog hit by car spurs call for conscience on Invergordon Road
A boy’s dog is struck and killed by a speeding vehicle as a family drives past. The driver fled the scene, prompting the father to question modern callousness and a sign the children and father placed along the road aims to reach drivers and save lives.
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Invergordon Road
Drafted Nixon and Wagener Discuss Third-Party Drafts
The piece jokes about Nixon Wagener and Stassen potentially being drafted for the 1960s GOP ticket and notes Democrats could field many vice presidential candidates. It ponders Arizona Texas dynamics and hints at party publishers supporting the drafting idea while asserting they are not candidates unless drafted.
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Rachard Nixon
Robert Waener
New York
Lyndon
Tarold Stassen
Barry
Arizona
Texas
Nixon
Ike Nixon
Wagener
Court of Appeals Rules Right to Counsel Violations Undermine Convictions
A United States Court of Appeals holds convictions tainted by defendants not being advised of their right to counsel, potentially freeing thousands. Judge Irving R. Kaufman writes the majority, stressing all defendants deserve an effective defense regardless of wealth or literacy.
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United States Court of Appeals
Irving R. Kaufman
Kaufman
California Vote Looms on Rumford Act Amid Civil Rights Backlash
The piece argues rising white backlash to civil rights protests could sway California's November ballot. It notes the Rumford Fair Housing Act and a proposed constitutional amendment to repeal it, urging Negro leaders to curb demonstrations and push stronger public relations to counter the climate. It also covers California and national politics including Pat Brown, Johnson, and broader civil rights tensions.
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Los Angeles
California
Calfornia
Govw
Pat Brown
Viet Nam crisis deepens after Diem murder
The piece reports worsening instability in Viet Nam following Diem's ouster and assassination, noting U S MPs protecting advisers in Saigon amid harassment and coups. It also mentions statements by Defense officials and a costly obsolete carrier, plus cultural and political commentary from Tim O’Neil and Winston Churchill context.
Private citizens start a self help school program
Rosendale PTA in Schenectady raised 750 dollars to build a school in Casa Blanca Colombia with 250 more raised locally. The project expands into a Peace Corps driven effort to build 3,000 schools worldwide through volunteer labor and community funding. Children participate with school to school exchanges and fairs.
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Peace Corps
Gene Bradley
Rosendale Parent Teachers Association
Schenectady
N.Y
General Forum
PTA
Stewart van Dyck
U.S
Turkey
Casa Blanca
Colombia
Rosendale Pta
Rosendale- Casa - Blanca
Rosendale
Southern Appalachians in wartime poverty study begins
Washington reports the first of a trio on the region now seen as an emergency area in the war on poverty. The piece outlines isolation and rugged life of Southern Highlands mountaineers, noting barriers to education, diet, and contact with the outside world.
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Canada
Alabama
Georga
South Carolina
Horace McGill
Kolar
Restau
Nephart
Raile
Kephart
Readiess
Fach
Appalachia History and Settlement Patterns in Southern Uplands
The article traces Appalachian origins from Ulster and Swiss Germans to later Ulster Scots and English settlers. It notes Philadelphia as an entry port around 1682, westward migration slowed by wars and mountains, and frontier moves into western Virginia, North Carolina, and eastern Tennessee led by Daniel Boone. By 1830 about a million inhabited Southern Appalachia.
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England
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Wales
TSG
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Promised Land
June Ridge
New World
Appalachians
Daniel Boone
Penesylvania
Virginia
Kentucky
North Carolina
Appalachia
Appalachian aid plan under Johnson faces criticism
The article discusses President Johnson's proposed 220 million down payment for Appalachia poverty relief and critiques the plan as misdirected funding failing to address structural issues. It argues the program depends on a single crop and questions the effectiveness and cost to taxpayers.
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Washington
Johnson
Appalachia
Policy and crisis of poverty amid oil imports and coal jobs
The piece argues U.S. reliance on foreign waste oil from Saudi Arabia and Venezuela worsens poverty while domestic oil and coal jobs face strain. It cites Kennedy and Johnson remarks, government import increases, and Appalachia relief costs, urging a broader war on poverty beyond monetary aid.
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