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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1964
Page
2
A fragment notes four year term out of state with an eighteen dollar and twenty cent monthly amount tied to Arg. This terse item suggests a recurring payment arrangement but lacks full context or specific entities.
A speech on university and community unity argues education extends beyond books. It cites benefits to citizens, tax support, and moral duty, urging closer daily engagement and gifts for scholarships and endowed professorships to raise the institution’s stature.
Cardinal headlines report shifts in Roman Catholic rites with English predominance from Advent Sunday. Maryknoll and other altars redesigned to allow celebrants to face congregation during Mass as St Peter's bishops debate new departures including deacon marriage and bishop independence. Separate note mentions a 250 ton bomber unveiling and secrecy surrounding the B 70 roll out at North American.
U S Roman Catholics see ritual shifts as a sister ship nears completion ending the We 6-70 program. A new Bradlee book on JFK titled That Special Grace from Lippincott priced at 1.50 draws on Newsweek text. The piece also notes Johnson era debates and Aswan Dam politics with humorous local commentary.
Washington analyze the primary system flaws as Barry Goldwater gathers delegates. The piece notes Stassen’s 27 percent in Indiana and Margaret Chase Smith's 26 percent in Illinois. It discusses Southern delegate shifts, the rise of a loyal Goldwater bloc, and the impact on November prospects. It cites white backlash, segregationist tendencies, and Republican power dynamics shaping the nomination race.
Readers debate high rise in Scottsdale and its impact on charm and tourism. They urge weighing investor profits against city aesthetics and note concerns over sign policy and local discourse. Letters from Garrision Nathan Comden request clarity on issues and editorial focus.
At a Washington Chamber of Commerce meeting the US favors establishing trade with the Soviet bloc excluding Cuba. The Kremlin criticizes one word Communist for grouping diverse regimes and endorses Yugoslavia’s 1948 break while urging separate development of each country’s form of Communism. Kennan urged trade with the Soviets, noting its long steady pace and modest growth.
Former envoy Kennan says there is no single Communist world but many. He notes Russia and China clash, smaller parties differ, and France and Europe wrestle with commitment. He warns immediate solutions risk nuclear war and urges tailored Western policies. He sees Russia-China border tensions possible but not total war, offering opportunity for the West.
Dr Holman Hamilton’s study explains how the Compromise of 1850 shaped New Mexico and Deseret era borders and Oregon era debates. He profiles Henry Clay Daniel Webster Calhoun and others, notes five laws, and highlights the drive to acquire land culminating in Arizona Territory in 1863.
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