Scottsdale Progress 1963 Newspaper Page Intro
Scottsdale Progress issue dated November 20 1963 features staff credits Jonathan Marshall Carl Piercey Maurice Carter Dan Byrne and details about publishing platform policies and subscription rates for six evenings per week with Arizona and out of state pricing and motor route delivery.
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Jonathan Marshall
Carl V. Piercey
Maurice L. Carter
Dan Byrne Plant
Progress Platform
Arizona
Scottsdale
Ariz
Goldwater Proposal Endangers Central Arizona Project
The Arizona senator's push to privatize the Tennessee Valley Authority risks alienating TVA allies in Congress and jeopardizing Central Arizona. critics note TVA benefits to erosion relief, floods, and local wealth while urging Goldwater to apologize to Tennessee Rep. Fulton and reconsider his stance.
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Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Tennessee Valley Authority
Goldwater
Central Arizona
United States
Congress
TVA
Tennessee
Richard Fulton
Fulton
Sen
Supreme Court
Odd Desert Plant Flaunts Scarlet Flowers in Late November
In Paradise Valley a lone ocotillo surprised by blooming in late November. The plant, called monkey tail or Jacob's staff, is a strange cam woody cactus relative with flaming orange red blossoms that defy typical spring flowering.
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Jacob
Paradise Valley
Goldwater clings to TVA sell stance amid criticism
The article details Senator Barry Goldwater's insistence on selling TVA and transferring steam plants to state or federal bodies while other TVA operations would move to federal agencies. It notes Southern backlash, voter anger in TVA regions, and Goldwater’s stance as central to his presidential bid.
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Goldwater
Arizona
TVA
Central Arizona
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Tennessee Valley Authority
White House
Telstar Corp
Tva-Land
South
Kennedy
Dixie
Pecan Goldwater
Kennedys
Eisenhower Memoirs Highlight Conflicts With Congress
Marquis Childs surveys Dwight D. Eisenhower’s first term as President through his memoir Mandate For Change, detailing brush-fire wars with Congress and intra party disputes over foreign aid and constitutional checks. The piece notes key figures like McCarthy Bohlen Bricker Hennings and contrasts praise with overlooked dissent.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Joseph McCarthy
Roy Cohn
David Schine
USIA
United States
Otto F. Otepka
Scott McLeod
State Department
Senate
Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
Bricker
John Bricker
Ohio
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Sen
Thomas C. Hennings
Missouri
Hennings
Editors Mailbag on Yaqui Nickname for N 77th Village
A reader protests the use of Yaqui to describe residents near N 77th St and 77th Pl south of McDowell Rd. The letter urges the Progress to discuss with Danny Garcia’s family for a more authentic view and to avoid derogatory labeling that alienates families trying to raise children well.
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Danny Garcia
N. 77Th St
No. 77Th PL
McDowell Rd
N. 77Th
St. and Pl
Scottsdalians
Garcia
Trevino
Ramirez
Contreras
Hinojosa
Flores
Sermon Links Slavery, Civil War in Roswell Church
In Roswell Georgia 1856 minister Dr Nathaniel A Pratt preached on The Perils of the Dissolution of the Union. He freed two enslaved people educated them and later sent them as missionaries to Africa. The 1950s memory recalls the church still stands with Doric columns and a Greek pediment.
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Atlanta
Nathaniel A. Pratt
Roswell
William Crowe
Dr. King
James S. Bulloch
Bulloch
Martha
Theodore Roosevelt
Bulloch Hall
Theodore
United States
Pratt
Dr. Pratt
Africa
Sermon From 1856 Hartford Convention Echoes in 1963 Warning
A preacher recalls the 1814 Hartford Convention as a warning against secession and urges public and private virtue to preserve the Union. He notes Southern panic over secession and calls 1963 sermons timely to counter voices sowing disunion and potential loss.
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Deep South
Hartford
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Vermont
Great Britain
Congo
Test Ban Lets Kremlin Press Cold War Ahead
Roscoe Drummond argues that Harriman’s test ban accord does not ease Cold War tensions. He asserts Soviet gains from budget relief may fuel continued aggression and warns peaceful coexistence rhetoric masks ongoing communist aims. He urges cautious openness to negotiation but firmness on core objectives.
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Kremlin
Washington
Averell Harriman
Moscow
Drummond
Harriman
West Berlin
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Belgrade
Philip E. Mosley
European Institute
Columbia University
Khrushchev
United States
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Scottsdale Publishing
Barry Bungles
Rowland ‘Vans
Robert Novak
Chattanooga
Tenn
Goldwater Club
Florence
Ala
Southeast
Waverly Tenn
GOP
Marquis Childs
Bohlen
Eiisenhower
Hisenhower
Emmett Hughes
Wwe
Frat
Childs
Ralph McGill
McGill
Roscoe Drummond
Red
Olympus
Interlandi
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