Progress voter's guide endorses candidates in Arizona race
The Scottsdale Daily Progress outlines its endorsements for state and local offices. It urges readers to vote for their chosen candidates, noting some races may be decided by narrow margins and stressing civic duty and participation.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Sam Goddard
U.S. House of Representatives
John J. Rhodes
Darrell F. Smith
Glenn Gentry
J. W. Kelly
Charles H. Garland
Bob Kennedy
R. V. Hersey
Senate
Larry H. Bell
State House
John D. Roeder
Frank Kadish
The
Superior Court
R. C. Stanford, Jr
Kenneth C. Chatwin
Irwin Cantor
Morris Rozar
William H. Gooding
Harry Broderick
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Williams
Arcadia
Conlan campaign litter bag targets poll voters
A litter bag promoting John Conlan for State Senate features an elephant with a broom and the words Lets really clean up America. The piece urges support for Conlan amid notable local Republican opposition led by Larry H. Bell allies such as the Scottsdale Paradise Valley Young Republicans Club.
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John Conlan
State Senate
America
Lady Bird Johnson
Conlan
Larry H. Bell
Scottsdale-Paradise Valley
Young Republicans Club
Bell
Republicans Poised for Gains in Midwest Farm Vote
Roscoe Drummond reports Republicans likely to gain in the 12 Midwest states driven by farm voters. GOP must net 19 House seats to regain 1964 voice. farmers show disillusion with Johnson policy and favor less price support. Some older farmers drift back to Democrats, but GOP gains look likely and could steer farm policy toward freer agriculture.
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Midwest
Johnson
Ohio
Ilinois
Michigan
Iowa
Nebraska
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Kansas
Goldwater
The
Farm Journal
Congress
Tribute to Pop at Navajo School in Scottsdale
The Rev and Mrs Jack H Zoellner thank Mr Barth for making Scottsdale seem like a good place to live. They recall Pop warmly who greeted newcomers by name at Navajo School and ensured children felt safe and cared for at the street crossing and during everyday duties.
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Navajo School
Pop
Scottsdale School St
Mr. Barth
Scottsdale
Williams Linked to Annexation Case Sparks City Debate
Local officials confront a controversial annexation issue involving Mayor Jack Williams. Citizens of Scottsdale express mixed views as council members weigh potential boundaries and growth impacts.
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Scottsdale
Jack Williams
Barry Goldwater Seeks Democratic Hand in Boycott Motive
A reader argues that the Johnson administration and Democratic majorities organized and promoted a food store boycott nationwide to shift blame for inflation away from the White House. The writer cites Denver newspaper reports, CORE actions, and prodded investigations, linking the protest to political motives ahead of elections and urging Scottsdale voters to consider local interests before voting for governor.
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White House
Congress
Denver
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Robert Deluxe
McVicker
Peterson
Colorado
Type Slips and Elopement Mention in Newark Advocate
Fragmentary clippings describe a person named Shi¢ returning a pin, an elopement note, and a yearly alternation of representation between United States and Mexican officials tied to Albuquerque, New Mexico, with scattered newspaper jargon from the Newark Advocate.
Digging a Pit of Fear in Southern Politics
A critical column decries white backlash and ethnic prejudice shaping campaigns in Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, and beyond. It argues that denying full citizenship harms the nation, warns of a broader pit of fear, and questions whether current leaders reflect America's core moral principles.
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Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Ilinois
Lester Maddox
Stokely, Carmichaels
Book Review Subpoena by Irwin Stark
A 1950s setting thriller about Sen Mike Malloy and a journalist Durant pressed to uncover the boss’s past. Stark draws on McCarthy era records and interviews to reveal a dismal portrait as violence and sex fragment the biography quest.
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Irwin Stark
New American Library
Mike Malloy
Chris Durant
Durant
Wisconsin
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