Park or Theater Debate Stages at Scottsdale Chamber
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce pressed the Civic Coordinating Council to suspend action on a lease of a city park to the Scottsdale Players. The town has limited park space and must consider outdoor recreation before converting a baseball field, though the theater group deserves support.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Civic Coordinating Council
Scottsdale
Jaycees
Chamber
Scottsdale Daily Progress seeks signed letter in reply
The Scottsdale Daily Progress invites Albert B. Dominic to reveal his identity and address before printing his controversial 400 word letter criticizing an Oct 1 editorial and the Kennedy administration. The paper asks critics to sign their names provide addresses respect libel laws and stay within 400 words.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Bosch
Albert B. Dominic
Phoenix
Arizona
Mountain States Telephone Co
Dominic
Progress
Kennedy
Noodles and Hope at Hong Kong Refugee Line
A Maryknoll missionary and refugee crowd line a curb in Hong Kong for relief noodles donated by the United States. Mothers, the elderly, and hungry children wait as priests distribute rations, while refugees question aid sources and the motives behind relief efforts amid crowded, tense scenes.
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Hong Kong
Maryknoll
John Romaniello
Red China
Noodle Padre Feeds Hong Kong Refugees Keeps Community Hopeful
Monsignor Swanson of the National Catholic Welfare Council oversees a thriving noodle operation in Hong Kong providing up to 50 000 pounds daily. Free wheat flour cornmeal flour and milk powder from U S surpluses fuel production and sacks become varied goods. Refuges about 15 000 yearly benefit as distributions continue amid wartime recovery.
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Monsignor
U.S
Robert Black
Bill Hearst
Man Yee
Queens Road
Hong Kong
U S Faces Trap in Soviet Non-Aggression Drive
Roscoe Drummond argues the Soviet Union uses a soft sell to push a NATO Warsaw pact and a denuclearized Central Europe, aiming to lock in control of satellites. He warns the United States must reject the move and rally NATO allies to avoid yielding to Kremlin pressure.
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Paris
United States
NATO
Drummond
Kremlin
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Belgrade
Ward
Europe
West
Moscow
Germany
Soviet Union
U. S
France
Goldwater Momentum Shapes Republican Ticket Debates
Doris Fleeson notes Republicans flirt with Goldwater as the West and South push for him, fearing a Bryan like outcome. Eastern influence wanes as Goldwater losely eyes Kennedy and the New Deals, with conservatives from both parties showing support amid debates on the party’s direction.
Weak GOP field clouds Goldwater bid say observers
The piece notes the weakness of rival candidates in the Republican field and their domestic policy focus. It cites Rockefeller as lacking political touch, Eisenhower as cautionary, and Nixon’s tour as energizing Goldwater forces. It questions South's eventual stance and the risk to old patterns if leaders abandon discipline.
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Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Puffing and Warranties in Arizona Law
Public service column explains puffing versus warranty under Arizona law. It notes sales pitches may exaggerate but not create legal guarantees. The piece emphasizes distinguishing opinion from true promises and cautions readers about enforceability.
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State Bar of
Arizona
Lawyers of
Understanding warranties and puffing in sales claims
A guide explains implied versus expressed warranties in sales. It warns not to be misled by puffing and suggests asking for written claims when buying items like perfumes or jewelry. If a seller misrepresents ownership or condition, the buyer may sue or report to the county attorney.
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Paris
Chicago
President Kennedy Warns on Irrigation and Jobs in Great Plains
In his western tour President Kennedy highlights high unemployment in the Great Lakes region and urges federal retraining and education funding. He notes North Dakota’s irrigation need for the vast Dakota plains and the stalled irrigation canals bill in Congress. At Billings, Montana, he discusses benefits from a dam on the Yellowstone River.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Kennedy
North Dakota
Dakota Plains
Congress
Kennedy Tour Advocates U S Aid For Jobs And Growth
The piece argues for government spending on dams canals highways and river improvements to spur jobs, education and new businesses. It praises Kennedy’s economy and contends socialistic labels are blind ideology opposing prudent investments that expand human resources and national productivity.
Appreciation for ASU building program photos in Scottsdale Daily Progress
A university representative commends the Sept 28 Scottsdale Daily Progress for outstanding coverage of the Arizona State University building program. He praises photographer George Adams for framing the Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium progress with exceptional clarity and effort.
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Arizona State University
Scottsdale Daily Progress
George Adams
ASU
Grady Gammage
Joseph E. Spring
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Eddie Chan
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New Rochelle N.Y
China
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Bill
Victoria
Britain
Gen. Homma
Japan
Free World
Little Brown Brothers
ISSI
Terbi
Roscoe Drummond
Doris Fleeson
Barry Goldwater
William Jennings Bryan
New York Times
Goldwater's
Olympus
Interlands
Memaseg
Nantle
Koufax
Ralph McGill
McGill
Billings
Mont
Ben Franklin
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