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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1963
Page
4
Greater Phoenix Scotts dale leaders announce only 65 percent of the United Fund goal is raised with less than a week remaining. A $1,186,607 subscription shows the progress but a $650,000 gap remains. Workers are asked to finalize pledges to support 36 health welfare and youth agencies.
The Tucson Daily Citizen argues the indictment of two of three Arizona Tax Commission members amid statewide property assessment reviews demands reform. It urges abolishing the elective commission and replacing it with a qualified five member taxation board to improve oversight, standards, and taxpayer trust.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak argue the real Senate scandal is leadership void under Mike Mansfield. They blame Mansfield’s hands off approach, shrinking staff, isolation from key colleagues, and deferential conduct allowing Wayne Morse and others to set the agenda. Senate unity and progress on tax and civil rights bills suffer.
The piece argues that peace and prosperity are weak banners unless facts back them, warning voters to scrutinize debt and real indicators. It critiques New Frontier rhetoric from Kennedy era figures, urging informed choices over demagoguery and noting potential campaign claims about Berlin, Cuba, Congo, and global debt dynamics.
Ralph McGill discusses a Russian spy case involving a US plant worker passing classified military drawings to Soviet agents tied to the UN and consulate offices. He notes FBI surveillance since April, questions how authentic the data appeared, and reflects on shifting views of espionage and its allure in media.
The piece argues intelligence work has become a routine global business with heavy focus on data, weapons, and political trends. It notes CIA failures get publicized while successes remain private and cites recent espionage incidents involving the US, UK, and Russia as the game continues.
State Bar of Arizona presents a legal column explaining conspiracy under Arizona law. It describes historical writs and contrasts common law with Arizona requirements, including the need for an overt act beyond mere agreement in most cases and examples like bank hold ups and crimes against persons.
Letters from Mrs. Paul R Travis and Lee J Smallsreed Jr urge voter backing of a forthcoming Dec 11 school bond election to relieve overcrowding and fund expansion. They note community debate, call for transparent citizen action, and volunteer to assist in informing voters.
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