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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1963
Page
4
A guest editorial discusses wage garnishment as a tool to collect debts while noting abuses in Arizona. It argues protections for debtors are weak, cites secrecy of writs and lack of notice, and suggests reforms including notice to debtors and stricter allegations by creditors.
In New York a coalition of NAACP Urban League and other leaders weigh moderation as a 4.5 million white voter shift toward Republicans raises fears for federal power in the struggle. King opposes Walker's call for mass civil disobedience urging non violence.
California Governor Rockefeller hires Stuart Spencer and William Roberts to manage his presidential bid in California. The duo cite past wins by Tom Kuchel and comment on Nixon Goldwater and Brown, while other notes touch on the Moscow Film Festival and reflections on hesitantly political culture.
In the days after John F. Kennedy's assassination Ralph McGill reflects on national grief and moral questions. He warns against hate, calls out political opportunism, and suggests the event could mark a turning point in both domestic and international life.
Richard Nixon and leaders such as De Gaulle and Khrushchev saw Kennedy as formidable amid the Cuban missile crisis. The piece notes global respect for his resolve and calls attention to domestic backlash after the assassination, framing extremism as a threat to national security.
Reader thanks the paper for publicizing the Sertoma Club ground breaking at the site of a custom residence in Scottsdale. The note calls the project ambitious and credits the paper with aiding Sertoma's efforts.
State Bar of Arizona presents a public service column differentiating stocks from bonds. It explains that stock owners hold an undivided fraction of the corporation, while bondholders lend money and receive fixed interest with priority over stock dividends and repayment in bankruptcy. Preferred stock often carries no voting rights, while common stock bears higher risk but potential higher profits.
Private schools serve specific needs not always available in public schools. Parochial and specialty schools provide religious instruction, vocational training, or tuition-based options, while adults can earn high school diplomas through community programs. The article urges careful evaluation of public schools first and compares offerings before choosing a private institution.
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