Vigil at Capitol as Ministers Propose End to Capital Punishment
A group of clergymen planned a 3 a.m. vigil at Arizona's Capitol and Florence State Prison to protest the scheduled execution of Cozzie Merrill Jones. They argue capital punishment is outdated and vow further vigils as they push for abolition nationwide.
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Arizona
Florence
Cozzie Merrill Jones
Federal District Court
Jones
Cozzie Jones
Lewis Long
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Phoenix
Killer Jones
Scottsdale Beavers Rise in 1964 Football Season
Scottsdale High School finished second in Division 1 and third in the state with eight victories and one defeat. Coronado and Arcadia followed, while Westwood and Camelback led the state with perfect records. Coach Tommy Campbell earned praise for his rapid impact and leadership guiding the team to a proud season.
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Scottsdale
Arcadia
Coronado
Scottsdale High School
Westwood
Mesa
Camelback
Phoenix
Scottsdale High
Scottsdale Beavers
Tommy Campbell
Campaign Odds and Ends From Pennsylvania TV Show
Evans Novak reports on the Pennsylvan ia political TV program featuring Sen. Clark and Sen. Scott. Democratic leaders want Clark to junk the show, saying it boosted Scott and masked Blatt’s defeat, while Clark cruises off South America awaiting return. Anderson’s political split and Johnson ties also noted.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Joseph Clark
Capitol Hill
Clark-Scott
Clark
Scott
Genevieve Blatt
South America
Miss Blatt
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Manhattan
Robert Anderson
Anderson
Johnson - Humphrey
New York
Gen. Eisenhower
Mr. Johnson
Mr.Johnson
Latin America Shows Brighter Economic Outlook in 1964
Washington reports a hopeful trend across the hemisphere. The Inter-American Committee and Secretary Mann note stronger self help, peaceful power transfers in Venezuela and Chile, Brazil’s social programs, and US Panama talks. Loans for Alliance projects triple 1963 levels, but Bolivia remains cut off and Argentina Brazil and Chile face large short term debts. 1964 is deemed hopeful.
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Washington
Latin America
U.S
Thomas C. Mann
Johnson
Mann
Venezuela
Chile
Brazil
United States
Panama
Mexico
Central America
Bolivia
Argentina
Mailbag Letters Spur Debate on Free Enterprise
Readers praise and critique the editorial stance in the recent campaign. Contributors discuss the right to differ, parental work, and the role of easy credit in American free enterprise, urging responsible spending and family support while defending economic freedom.
Return of engagement ring but not wrist watch in broken engagement
The engagement ring is a conditional gift tied to a marriage promise and should be returned if the engagement ends. The wrist watch, given after engagement, is a pure gift with no symbolic meaning or implied condition, so a return is not required.
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John
Judy
Morton Grodzins
United States
DECA Feature Praised by Scottsdale Distributive Education Class
Judie Boyer thanks the newspaper for the November 10 article featuring DECA and distributive education. The secretary notes increased business interest in future retailing careers and broader awareness through the paper’s DECA week coverage.
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Scottsdale Distributive Education
DECA
Judie Boyer
Can democracy adapt to today’s radically different world
Orville Freeman argues the US system, though flexible, faces a greater test now as global crises require reassembly of dispersed powers. He likens governance to a marble cake where federal and state roles intertwine, challenging rigid Layer cake notions.
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Orville
Freeman
Italy Faces Succession Crisis at Quirinale After Segni Stroke
Marquis Childs reports Rome IP: President Antonio Segni, 73, has been partially paralyzed after a stroke. his incapacity tests Italy’s constitutional process. A new executive must be chosen two weeks after declaration, but municipal elections on Nov 22 threaten stability. Aldo Moro forged a left-leaning coalition including Christian Democrats, Socialists Nenni and Saragat, Liberals, and Republicans to seek steady government amid Communist gains. The outcome hinges on elections and a potential presidential vote early next year.
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Rome
Quirinale
Savoy
Italy
Western Alliance
Antonio Segni
Segni
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Aldo Moro
Left
Christian Democrats
Pietro Nenni
Giuseppe Sarragat
John
Scottsdale Daily Bronze masthead and publication details
The Scottsdale Daily Bronze lists Jonathan Marshall as editor and publisher with Dan Byrne as managing editor and Maurice L. Carter as advertising director. Published each afternoon except Sunday by Scottsdale Publishing, offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza, Scottsdale, Arizona. Volume IV, Number 235, dated November 19, 1964.
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Scottsdale Daily Bronze
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Scottsdale, Ariz
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Tween
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Cambridge Ave
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Dan Byrne
Maurice L. Carter
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