Progress Editorial Page on 1964 Baseball Season and Scottsdale
The 1964 MLB season finished with tight races in both leagues. The Cardinals earned praise while Reds fans mourned manager Fred Hutchinson. The Yankees edged the AL title as Boston's managerial change casts doubt on Scottsdale spring training. Herman’s stance may shift Red Sox plans post 1965, urging Scottsdale promoters to pursue other teams.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Fred Hutchinson
New York Yankees
Yanks
Yankees
Scottsdale
Boston Red Sox
John Pesky
Billy Herman
Red Sox
Herman
Arizona
Florida
Sox
Fiescoe Drummond Warns LBJ On Security Risks
A letter to President Johnson cautions against risky crowd mingling and lax security during the campaign. It argues the President must protect his own safety and that of the nation, urging adherence to Warren Commission recommendations and stronger Secret Service protocols.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Washington, D.C
Washington
Midwest
Secret Service
United States
Washington Star
Johnson
Douglas Riker
New York Herald Tribune
New England
Warren Commission
Controlling Weapons and Public Safety Debate
The piece argues for stricter firearm controls amid Kennedy assassination impact and a Johnson City factory shooting. It challenges gun collector and NRA demands for freedom, citing rising lawlessness and carelessness, urging tighter purchase and use regulations to protect lives.
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National Rifle Association
Kennedy
Johnson City
Taft Faces Moderation Balance in Ohio Campaign
In Ohio Robert Taft Jr. campaigns for Senate arguing for a two party system and Republican ticket unity. A Johnson sweep is feared nationwide with Ohio pivotal to Goldwater's path. Taft notes poll data and ticket splitting as factors shaping his bid and support from Ray Bliss.
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Columbus
Ohio
Johnson
Sen
Goldwater
Taft
Stephen M. Young
Sen. Goldwater
Indiana
Illinois
California
Ray C. Bliss
Republican State Central Committee
Taft- Forces
League of Women Voters
1965 Forecast for Prosperity and Jobs in America
The outlook for 1965 and beyond remains bright with dipping unemployment from 5.8% in 1963 to 5.5% and potential 5% or lower. Tax cuts, retraining, and War on Poverty spurred investment, aiming at record 1964 business spending and continued job growth. Profits are set to rise, with after tax gains near $30 billion, while inflation tools and stable cycles promise broader opportunity for Americans.
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Johnson
Goldwater Denounced By Thurmond in Southern Rally
Ralph McGill surveys a southern scene where Sen Strom Thurmond leads a truth squad criticizing Sen Goldwater over farm price supports and civil rights rhetoric. A DC pamphlet portraying Goldwater as pro NAACP was pulled, sparking questions about honesty and regional appeal.
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Sen. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Sen. Goldwater
South
Supreme Court
White Dog Sighting Sought After School Bite
A parent asks Scottsdale residents to help locate a white dog that bit a second grader near Navajo school. The county veterinary center notes dogs may travel far searching for mates. observers urged to report sightings to Mrs Paul R Travis at 8560 EB Camelback Rd. The boy’s parents refuse rabies shots and the dog will be held only for observation.
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Navajo School
Scottsdale
Paul R. Travis
Camelback Rd
Considine And So It Was Ever Thus
A column juggles letters from a San Francisco State University student in crisis and a Swiss daughter, notes on America's Cup legends, and a vivid Air Force Association display. It recalls 13th century student pleas for money, Lipton cups, and a dramatic Mach 4 test flight near Edwards.
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New York
San Francisco
Switzerland
San Francisco State University
Iran
Air Forces Association
Air Force
Eddie Rickenbacker
Engeles
Joe B. Engle
Bob Rushworth
Scottsdale Daily Progress Masthead and Publication Details
Dan Byrne as managing editor of the Scottsdale Daily Progress notes publication schedule. The paper is issued every afternoon except Sunday by Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza, Scottsdale Arizona. Contact telephone WH 6 3441. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale, Arizona. Page 4 volume IV number 197.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
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