Investigate southern race riots call for equal protection
Progress editorial urges FBI report on northern riots shaping views of southern violence. It cites bombings of over 20 Negro churches in Mississippi, unsolved murders in Birmingham and Mississippi, and claims little federal action against southern violations of civil rights. It calls for equal protection and end to double standards to reduce violence.
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Female hair curlers spark public controversy
A summer trend shows women leaving the house with curlers visible in public. The piece regrets the fashion, comparing it to past dislikes of slacks and shorts, and calls it a grotesque trend to be deplored.
Desert Barry Moderates Dart Toward Johnson in Midwest Clinton
Roscoe Drummond reports ten day trends showing Goldwater losing ground in traditional Republican areas while Johnson gains credibility among business and farm voters. The analysis cites polls nationwide favoring Johnson, with Nebraska and Texas showing strong Johnson leads and Goldwater's stance on nuclear weapons and civil rights hurting his appeal.
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Johnson as President Faces Waysward War Policy
A critical column targets Lyndon B. Johnson arguing his Vietnam conduct mirrors failed Democratic administrations. It questions the peace claim, cites Cuba and Khrushchev episodes, accuses Johnson of image politics and conflicts of interest, and urges accountability for his Great Society rhetoric.
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Vote Outlook In Southwest
In the Southwest the 1960s election scene shows Lyndon B. Johnson carrying most states. Arizona trends Democratic, New Mexico leans Johnson, Texas favors the President, Oklahoma Senate race is tight but Johnson leads top level polls.
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DeSapio Ousted, Greenwich Village Reform Quietly Triumphant
Ralph McGill reflects on DeSapio's fall from power as Greenwich Village shifts politically after Stevenson’s defeat. The reform movement, led by Eleanor Roosevelt and others, frayed Tammany's grip, proving steady persistence and hard work can reshape local politics over years.
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Service Wives Clash Over Life in Hawaii Letter Debate
Readers in Hawaii and across the mainland exchange views on military dependents and local treatment in Hawaii. Letters discuss job prejudice, wages, voting rights, community involvement, and the balance between service life and island life amid peacetime strains.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress staff and offices listing
Scottsdale Daily Progress lists Jonathan Marshall as editor and publisher Dan Byrne as managing editor and Maurice L Carter as advertising director. The paper is published every afternoon except Sunday by Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona and telephone WH 6 3441.
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