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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1964
Page
2
Progress editorial champions turnout urging every citizen to vote in tomorrow’s election. It argues voting is the only way to respond to political tumult and preserves the right to critique government, noting many worthy candidates and some not.
Henry Taylor reports editors aligned with Johnson warn a landslide could dull opposition and weaken checks on power. They urge ticket splitting and stronger GOP challenge to keep government balanced and accountable.
A letter from a longtime U.S. Senator urges Arizonans to elect Roy Elson to the U.S. Senate. The writer praises Elson’s experience, ethics, and stability, arguing he can lead public service and fix a failing state board, urging readers to vote for Elson on election day.
A reader argues against Proposition 101 proposing three laymen on the State Board of Education. The writer says the medical examiner analogy is flawed and that the board must mix legal and specialist members to shape educational policy reflecting public policy. The letter cites the state's broader policy duties.
The Taft Committee led by Charles Taft mobilizes to back moderate GOP nominees nationwide from Maine to Texas. It endorses about 80 candidates for Congress and state offices, offers funds, and aims to unite elected and defeated moderates to push pro moderate Republicanism in the party.
A supporter writes that Senator Barry Goldwater is a great man worthy of the presidency. The writer highlights Goldwater’s conservative stance on personal liberty, union membership choice, stronger social security, and a more effective United Nations, aiming for a free America for future generations.
A compilation of famous statements on success from figures such as Talleyrand Demosthenes Beecher Carnegie Dressler Keller and van Loon. It emphasizes perseverance teamwork and mastery as keys to achievement. The notes reflect historical aphorisms urging sustained effort and unity to reach goals.
A 1963 New York Times Magazine piece by Senator Goldwater argues for a voluntary Social Security. The passage contrasts this with radical conservative calls to abolish old age pensions and cites historical dangers of neglecting the needy, urging a strengthened national program.
Column discusses a New York public relations man Stephen Korsen and a Cuban refugee who asks how to vote. The piece condemns the endless campaign rhetoric and urges rational choices about who can best handle the White House and who is suited to be president or vice president. It notes election day approaches and calls for eligible voters to participate.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress announces publication details for November 2 1964 including staff roles Dan Byrne as managing editor Maurice L Carter as advertising director and office address at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona The paper is published each weekday afternoon except Sunday with second class postage paid in Scottsdale Ariz.
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