Obvious choice for Scottsdale school board Nelda Jones endorsed
In a pointed editorial the Progress Editorials endorses Nelda Jones for the Scottsdale School District board. It lauds her decade of PTA leadership, frequent school visits, role in bond planning, and balance to the board, arguing her experience and commitment will allow immediate contribution. It discounts other candidates as lacking education background.
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Scottsdale
Nelda Jones
Arcadia Pta
Jones
Sally Stieg
James Bacon
A. Vick Swanson
Clarence Russnak
R. M. Ratter
Frank State
Jim Warne
Empty Campaign Echoes in Goldwater Johnson Debate
Roscoe Drummond argues the 1964 presidential race shows both candidates offering broad aims with little concrete plan. Johnson leans on Kennedy programs and vague peace steps, while Goldwater lacks a road map to stronger military power and fairer state balance, risking a conservative misstep.
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Washington
Sen. Goldwater
Johnson
Drummond
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Great Society
Faubus Faces Perceived Threat From Rockefeller Bid
Des Arc Arkansas witnesses a crossfire of politics as Gov. Orval Faubus runs scared against Winthrop Rockefeller in a bid for a sixth term. Rockefeller campaigns to win Negro votes and moderate Democrats while building a new Republican structure. A Des Arc crowd watched Rockefeller arrive, signaling a potential shift in Arkansas politics for 1966.
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Ark
Orval Faubus
South
New York
Rockefeller
Winthrop Rockefeller
Faubus
Arkansas
Hazen
Johnson
Goldwater
Organized Labor
Manhattan
52Nd Street
Courthouse
Des Arc
Esso
John
D.’s
Valley needs reliable news radio to replace KPHO
A writer laments over a million residents in the Valley without adequate news radio. KPHO provided good news summaries until mid summer when support waned. Listeners now endure constant music and limited news with generic programming and teenage acts. A serious music and news format could draw loyal listeners and advertisers.
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KPHO
New Valley Radio
Reader questions Scottsdale Progress on missing accident report
Dale Zimmerman of Scottsdale asks why the Scottsdale Progress did not publish coverage of a severe crash near Motorola on September 23 in which a car wrecked around a utility pole at Scottsdale and McDowell Roads, snapping the pole. he describes the incident and seeks explanation.
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Scottsdale
Motorola
52Nd St
McDowell Rds
Auto
Understanding store returns and refunds under Arizona law
The column explains that merchants are not bound to refund or exchange purchases unless a binding agreement exists. It notes stores may have return time limits, deposits may be refunded or applied, and buyers must honor agreed terms. It also covers misrepresentation and defective merchandise with protections for customers.
McGill Crime in Phoenix Sparks Goldwater Debate
Ralph McGill argues that Senator Goldwater inflames prejudice by linking civil rights to crime. He cites FBI 1963 figures showing Phoenix higher in murder, rape, robbery, and overall crimes per 100 000 than New York and Washington, and stresses that race is not the crime cause. The piece urges gradual civil rights progress and urban policy over demagoguery.
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Washington
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Sen
Goldwater
McGill
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Uniform Crime Reports
FBI
Phoenix
Arizona
New York
Washington, D. C
Washington, D.C
Dixie
Ently
Rights Law
Supreme Court
Sen. Goldwater
Red China expands influence through Europe says analysis
The article argues that Western Europe faces deeper Red China penetration since Charles de Gaulle recognized Mao Tse tung. It cites a Swiss Peking embassy network with diplomats attaches and suspected Paris embassy activity led by Huang Chen, plus extensive European espionage ties and De Gaulle’s shifting stance on China.
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Washington
Johnson
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
Mao Tse-tung
Switzerland
Peking
Bern
France
Italy
Red
China
Arts
Paris
Bert
Huang Chen
de Gaulle
Britain
Free World
Mao Tsetung
Longs
Scottsdale Daily Progress masthead and publication details
The Scottsdale Daily Progress published each afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company. Office address given as 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona with telephone number WH 6 3441. Page 4 indicates Vol IV No 193.
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Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
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