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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1963

Page

2

Right Wing Echoes Surface in Phoenix HEAR Campaign

The HEAR slate links to Stay American and right wing groups, with Kennedy and Pyper tied to Conservative Society of America and We The People visits. The piece notes limited dissent from the right and highlights Carey McWilliams remarks on conformity, dissent, and corporate culture.

Charter Phoenix HEAR John Hiram Kennedy Municipal League ACT Kennedy Council On America Kent Courtney Conservative Society of America William R. Pyper Arry T. Everingham We, the People Pyper Maricopa County GOP Ralph Staggs Yper Richard Hill John Birch Society Albert Johnston III Carey McWilliams The Nation Magazine Phoenix Forum McWilliams Man Phoenix Sun Syndicate

Scottsdale Spree Planned for Mexico Day at Fairgrounds

Arizona Governor Paul Fannin and State Fair Commission leaders greet a 14-city Sonora delegation for Mexico Day at the 1963 State Fair. The program includes a reception, a Scottsdale Fashion Square shopping spree, and a Mexico Day ceremony at the main gate with about 200 co hosts.

Mexico Paul Fannin Arizona State Fair Commission Chamber of Commerce Sonora Lic. Luis Arizona Fannin Phoenix Tucson Yuma Trade Association of Scottsdale Fashion Square Sonora and Joe Hunt

Rockefeller enters Republican race with New Hampshire bid

Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller formally announces his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination challenging Sen. Barry Goldwater and other rivals to enter state primaries. He cites failures of Kennedy policy and urges primaries to reveal candidates' views. Rockefeller plans New Hampshire primary on March 10 and other contests before the July convention.

Albany N.Y UPI Nelson A. Rockefeller Kennedy Barry Goldwater Arizona New York New Hampshire Rockefeller

First U S Dollar Bills Carry In God We Trust 1957

United Press International reports that the first dollar bills bearing In God We Trust began circulation on October 1 1957 under a law passed about two years earlier by President Dwight D Eisenhower per the World Almanac.

United Press International Dwight D. Eisenhower

Understanding Stock Exchange Minimum Commissions

The article explains that commissions are the minimum set by exchanges and vary on a sliding scale by transaction value. For a round lot 100 shares the schedule ranges from mutual agreement under $100 to 0.1 percent plus $39 for $5,000 or more, with caps of $6 to $75 per transaction.

New York Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange Stock Exchange

Goldwater wary of clash with Rockefeller in GOP race

A UPI report says Senator Barry Goldwater aims to avoid a party-splitting fight with Governor Nelson Rockefeller. He plans to announce in January and could enter New Hampshire's primary, weighing primary value against internal party damage. Some supporters foresee Rockefeller boosting Goldwater’s bid by forcing meaningful primaries.

Washington UPI Barry Goldwater Arizona Nelson A. Rockefeller Repub Hann PL Coimcliligl LVI New York Goldwater New Hampshire Rockefeller Sen Hubert Humphrey Minnesota

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