The light that failed editorial on a massive power outage
The editorial condemns a nationwide power failure near Niagara Falls and argues for a full Congressional investigation. It questions expert explanations and highlights risks to transportation, communications, and civil defense. It urges actions by government and private power firms to prevent recurrence.
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Niagara Falls
Defense Department
Progress in the South reshapes race relations and voting
Washington column argues sustained gains in racial justice in the South. It cites public facilities integration, slow school integration, and rising Black political participation. Noting 10 Negroes elected to the Georgia Legislature, it predicts two-party competition and near 3 million registered Black voters by next year.
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Washington
South
Georgia
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Western wear wars stir Arizona towns over Western image
Camelback Inn owner Jack Stewart urged Scottsdale to drop its Western image for a dude look. In Wickenburg locals joke their town is the last Old West stronghold while Don Chambers fears Cowboys may move there. A. J. Collins wears eastern clothes as Stewart seeks a peace conference with Western factions.
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Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Wickenburg
Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Collins
Donybrook
Stewart
Rockefeller Gains Boost From New York Primary Results
Ironically the New York election gave Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller a shaky new lease on life as the GOP performed strongly in suburbs and upstate areas like Erie County. The polls reveal low job-performance ratings, and Mayor-elect Lindsay barred Rockefeller from campaigning in New York City.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
New York City
Rockefeller
Long Island
Erie County
Buffalo
John Lindsay
McGill Gov Polls Show Low Favorability in New York
Ralph McGill records 23 percent favorable and 77 percent unfavorable. Seven months later in New York City he reaches 27 percent favorable. A suburban Long Island sample 50 50 partisan yields 17 percent favorable and 83 percent unfavorable.
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New York City
Long Island
Oliver Quayle
Death of Nahas Pasha Ends Rusted Egyptian Rule and Scandal
Mustafa Nahas Pasha, aged 81, dies in Cairo after decades as a dominant yet reviled figure. The Waft nationalist leader leveraged anger over British influence to win loyal support while exploiting the poor, leaving a legacy of corruption and a coined curse for the title Pasha.
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Middle East
Nahas Pasha
Waft
Deflation scurity and the rise of Rockefeller in New York politics
The piece links ancient Egypt dominance myths to modern politics, then shifts to New York state politics. It notes Rockefeller's political resilience after mixed election results, highlighting Republican gains in Erie County Syracuse Nassau County and the state Senate. It warns of renewed effort to defeat Rockefeller despite temporary stability.
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Rockefeller
Erie County
State Assembly
Syracuse
Robert Kennedy
Long Island
Nassau County
William Kahn
Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
State Senate
Albany
New York
Johnsons hard line on world opinion reshaped by Viet Nam strength
The piece argues that US foreign policy shifted from fearing world opinion to embracing military strength to deter communism. It notes Kennedy and Eisenhower eras’ critiques, Dominican Republic events, and growing respect for American actions in Viet Nam while highlighting British support and warning of risks if Communists advance.
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Peking
Kennedy
Latin America
Asia
Africa
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Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
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Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Western Hemisphere
U.S
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Insurance agents praise auto rate editorial in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Association of Independent Insurance Agents commends a recent editorial on automobile insurance rates. They applaud raising public awareness of rate factors and emphasize driver responsibility. Signatories include Kent B. Huson Bill Soderquist R D Young Francis R Grundy Joseph Patterson Gail G Scott William A Fowler Howard Ryan.
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Kent B. Huson
Bill Soderquist
R. D. Young Francis R. Grundy
Joseph Patterson Gail G. Scott William A. Fowler
Howard Ryan
Scottsdale Daily Progress header and masthead details
The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published each afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices in Scottsdale Arizona. The paper provides contact details including a telephone number and mailing information and identifies edition details such as page number volume and issue date.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale, Ariz
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