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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1965

Page

4

Auto insurance rates rise again in Arizona

Progressive increases in Arizona auto insurance reflect higher accident and repair costs. Clarence W. Lord notes a roughly 5 percent rise approved in September as claims grow and vehicle numbers climb. He urges safe driving to curb premiums, contrasting with higher costs in California.

Arizona Clarence W. Lord State Insurance Commission Lord Commission California Los Angeles San Francisco

What They Want for Christmas Vietnam Veterans

A USO survey lists top Christmas requests from American servicemen in Viet Nam. Priority wants include letters from home, photos, magazines, taped messages, homemade cakes, lots of cards, and careful packaging. Gifts should be sent immediately as six weeks travel time is typical.

Viet Nam USO

Auto boom grows as prices spark inflation fears

Marquis Childs reports an expanding auto industry despite a cloud over price increases. Chrysler and others push higher model prices while GM and Ford cut prices, drawing White House concern and a Labor Statistics probe to gauge impact on the cost of living and worker wages.

Washington Chrysler White House Phillip Hart D.mich Senate Hart General Motors Ford Bureau of Labor Statistics Bureau Detroit The Wall Street Journal Chevrolet Walter Reuther United Auto Workers Union Jack Rowe Columbia Road Laddon’s Hl Street N.E

Remembering Jack Rowe Brother-in-Law of Norman Russell

An obituary-style reminiscence honors Jack Rowe, longtime Washington resident and generous brother-in-law to Norman Russell. The piece recalls his generous nature, love of family, colorful life in restaurants and racing, and his enduring impact on friends and clan.

Washington Jack Rowe Jack Jay Panitz Ninth Street Naw Rudolph Valentino St Aleysis Norman Russell Ft. Lincoln Cemetery

Buckley led Conservative party surge shakes New York politics

Evans Novak notes the rise of Buckley and the Conservative party in New York as a threat to GOP unity. Buckley's image and a growing rightward faction could push voters from Lindsay Rockefeller toward a stronger third party, with implications for national races and GOP strategy.

New York John Y. Lindsay Lindsay New York Conservative Party Mayer William F. Buckley Lincoln David H. Jaquith Nelson Rockefeller Buckley New York City Prue Somro Liberal Party Rockefeller O'Doherty Beoyetar

Protect teachers from rising classroom violence

The piece laments 4000 annual attacks on U.S. teachers cited by the AFT and warns the trend will worsen. It links parental attitudes and family collapse to unsafe schools, urges a rational shift in parenting, and calls for stronger school policing and support to attract better teachers.

American Federation of Teachers U.S Sonny

GOP alarm at Birch-type extremism split in 1964 echoes today

Ralph McGill warns that extremist Birch Society voices persist to undermine the Republican party and fuel fear among Americans. Sen. Thomas Kuchel urges moderates to unite, noting Goldwater’s 1964 rejection of Birch-backed elements and calling for timely action to exclude radical forces from the GOP.

Sen Thomas H. Kuchel California Republican Party Everett Dirksen Gerald Ford T John Birch Society Richard Nixon Ronald Reagan Reagan Sen. Goldwater

Scottsdale Daily Progress page header details

The Scottsdale Daily Progress edition from November 2 1945 lists Dan Byrne as Managing Editor and T Frank Stewart as Advertising Director. It notes publication as an afternoon paper except Sunday, with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85252 and a local telephone number 947 7544.

Scottsdale Daily Progress Scottsdale Publishing Company Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Ariz

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