Scottsdale Faces Ongoing Governance and Growth Challenges
Scottsdale continues to grapple with Thunderbird Field sign rules Horse Country Club and N Scottsdale Rd development along with a secure water supply and off street parking. The council remains shadowed by former Mayor John Woudenberg’s resignation and questions about a potential telephone tap. The town envisions STEP the Scottsdale Town Enrichment Program to engage residents in shaping a stronger tomorrow.
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New Hampshire First Sweepstakes Nets 2.5 Million for Schools
News notes New Hampshire legalized sweepstakes earlier this month to aid public schools. Official tallies show about 5.7 million gross, with roughly 2.5 million net after costs taxes and prizes, distributed to districts as about 20 dollars per pupil. The program offers limited revenue relief for states.
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New Hampshire
United States
U.S
Big Task for LBJ Seen in Global View
The article discusses Lyndon B. Johnson’s leadership image abroad, noting critics like Goldwater and GOP figures painting him as cynical. It laments the impact on U S credibility overseas and urges Johnson to restore confidence by more assertive leadership. It also mentions postwar curiosity about America’s direction and promotes Winston Churchill exhibition at Hallmark Gallery. Churchill turns 90 this month.
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Lindon B. Johnson
Free World
America
N.Y
Addressing Human Problems in National Growth and Policy
The report notes rising awareness of human problems linked to economy and environment, citing child labor, industrial accident compensation, unemployment insurance, and social insurance. Emphasizes local initiative, private effort, and citizen leadership in education, training, and helping individuals regain independence.
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Washington
The Lie Detector Debate Across Cultures and Law
An ABA feature by Will Bernard surveys historic honesty tests from the rice chewing method to modern lie detectors. It weighs accuracy claims against nervousness, argues skeptics question reliability, and notes courts rarely admit such tests without consent.
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India
McGill Rebel States Lose Ground Across Old South
Ralph McGill notes a landslide national vote rejecting Goldwater, with Georgia a surprise outlier. He laments Southern counties clinging to racist aims while praising Johnson’s sweeping nationwide victory and Democratic strength unseen since Roosevelt.
Mail Bag Protest Cancels Subscription Letter
A reader cancels a newspaper subscription criticizing the paper for supporting the Democratic ticket and socialism. The letter claims the editor ignored a native son of character and ideals and expresses concern for America's future.
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America
Kremlin Seeks Unity With Red China in New Soviet Line
The article argues Moscow aims to unify with Red China, recasts Sino Soviet slogans for a 1960s era alignment, and flags impacts on U.S. policy including tests ban rhetoric, South Korea tensions, and Africa strategy. It cites Pravda Izvestia contrasts and warns of revised Soviet messaging ahead of celebrations.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress details and publication info
Scottsdale Daily Progress is an afternoon newspaper published weekdays by Scottsdale Publishing Company. It lists offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Ariz and a contact number WH 6 3441. This file is page 4 Vol IV No 224 dated November 6 1964.
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