Morton attacks John Birch Society shows GOP unity
Sen Morton roars against the John Birch Society calling for removal from influence in the Republican Party. Ford, Dirksen, and Saltonstall back the stand while Welch and Birch leaders are labeled secret and conspiratorial. Morton, a respected elder statesman, aims to rebuild the party.
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Acquittal in Civil Rights Slaying Stuns South
A slayer of a white civil rights worker was acquitted as a Chicago hospital minister, wounded in the same attack, failed to delay the trial. The defense cited armed victims after a civil rights demonstration. The judge pressed ahead despite the minister’s injuries.
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Britain backs USS and Hanoi peace stance
Roscoe Drummond reports that Britain aligns with U S positions on Vietnam peace talks. Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart sharply criticizes North Vietnam for rejecting all conference proposals while President Johnson and Arthur Miller clash over responses to communist demands.
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Thanks to Tonto Grade School for Orientation Night
Sir thanks the teachers and principal Richard Ford at Tonto Grade School for Orientation Night on Sept 30. He praises Scottsdale and Tonto programs preparing children for high school and citizenship and urges parents to attend future events.
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Readers urged to limit letters to 400 words
The Scottsdale Daily Progress invites reader letters with a 400 word limit. Each submission must include the writer's name and address for verification.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Jaycees Thank Local Press for Operation Crayon
The Scottsdale Jaycees express gratitude for two articles in the Sept 21 and 23, 1965 edition about Operation Crayon. Reporter Lee Gould is praised for coverage that helped collect a pickup truck load of school supplies and secure fire station depositories from Fire Chief Robertson.
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World Bank chief warns rich nations risk plan poverty chaos
George D. Woods, president of the World Bank, urged a shift from uneven growth to invest in poorer nations. He cited rising debt, high interest, and stagnating per capita income as signals that current aid and lending fail to lift 80 developing countries. He warned continued inaction could invite chaos and even communism.
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Pope Paul VI Visits New York Highlights Vatican City Facts
The pope’s U N visit spotlights Vatican City a tiny sovereign state with 1000 residents a Mercedes with VCS-1 plates and no income tax Its Swiss Guard armed with halberds wears Mikelangelo designed uniforms as Vatican shows off its museums library and observatory in a vivid portrait of a complete but minuscule realm.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress Office Details and Publication Info
Scottsdale Daily Progress notes its publication schedule with editor and publisher roles. It lists offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85252 and contact telephone 947 7544. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Arizona.
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