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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1964
Page
2
The newspaper outlines its mission to report facts without twisting truth and pledges editorial integrity. Subscription rates are listed for Arizona residents, with yearly and monthly options and a motor route carrier fee, reflecting regional pricing.
A Phoenix feature explains Junior Achievement, noting high school seniors misunderstand profits, and seventh graders favor federal job guarantees. The program in metropolitan Phoenix drew from most area high schools, with 24 JA companies liquidated this year, profits averaging 4 percent, and scholarships totaling over 3 000 dollars awarded at a Futures Unlimited banquet.
Walter E. Craig of Phoenix urged Midwest ABA members to limit pretrial crime coverage. He said news should describe the crime and indicate a person is held, delaying details until court sessions. He warned pretrial media coverage fosters unfair preconceptions and biases.
Craig of Phoenix, head of the Bar Association, calls for deeper study by the press and legal profession on crime reporting. He recalls a Dallas incident where details were suppressed, noting public speculation and the need for careful, lawful storytelling.
Washington observers weigh Cuba crisis risks as U-2 missions continue over Havana. Experts debate whether Castro could down the aircraft, the chance of American retaliation, and how Khrushchev and Moscow would respond amid China tensions and a fragile international standoff.
Washington reports rival Republican managers see a split in stopping Goldwater as his delegate support nears 500 on first ballot. They struggle to unite behind a single candidate before Oregon May 15 and California June 2, while polls show Lodge Nixon and Rockefeller trailing Goldwater in delegates.
Moscow reports frontier clashes as Moslem tribesmen flee Sinkiang into Kazakhstan at 1200 monthly. China accuses Russia of kidnapping Turkic speaking Vigar Kazakh and Khirghizian tribes. Russians allege Chinese minority persecution. The border dispute centers on Sinkiang maps and historic treaties amid shifting regional influence.
In Georgia several elected Republicans and Atlanta officials denounce the Goldwater faction as ruthless and unprincipled, vowing to defend two-party gains. In California a group named the Committee of Responsible Republicans urges voters to oppose the Goldwater slate amid divisions with the California Republican Assembly and United Republicans of California.
A committee of responsible Republicans denounces the Goldwater delegation for lacking diversity and warns that racial and religious prejudice undermine party unity. The piece notes loss of Negro delegates in Tennessee and anti Semitism concerns from New York leaders including Senator Javits. It challenges conservatives to reassess support for Goldwater and his philosophy.
Senator Mansfield of Montana described a heated Senate exchange with Senator Case of New Jersey about the Bobby Baker case. He said he would hope the quarrel would blow over and that everyone gets excited during such discussions.
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