Progress editorial urges open public input on Eastside plan
The Progress editorial argues for public participation in Eastside annexation decisions. It criticizes closed council meetings and private discussions, urging reinvigoration of STEP committees with about 100 loyal citizens to aid in planning and reduce risk of civic backlash. It cites Tilbrook case and a civic center bond defeat as lessons.
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Richard M. Auxier
Auxier
Eastside
Mark Wilmer
Tilbrook
Civic Center
Scottsdale
Honest man debunks Washington conflict claim
A widely printed calumny claimed George Washington had a financial interest in stone sold to the government for the Capitol. A National Archives specialist refuted the link, finding no connection. The outcome pleases true Americans who saw the report as unbelievable from the start.
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George Washington
Stone
National Archives
De Gaulle threats NATO and Western Europe
FRescoe Drummond argues De Gaulle may disintegrate French forces from NATO in 1969 and urges allies to keep NATO intact without France while inviting Paris to participate in defense of Western Europe. He contends de Gaulle dominates Europe and seeks a non integrated defense structure and a reformed alliance.
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Paris
United States
de Gaulle
NATO
Western
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
France
Atlantic Community
Belgium
Germany
Britain
Pope Paul VI Opens Door to Modern Catholicism in U.S.
The pope’s New York visit blends faith and world affairs as Pope Paul VI discusses world peace, religious liberty, and reforms with millions of Catholics and diverse leaders. He meets U.S. officials and addresses the United Nations, signaling a liberalizing, modern direction for Catholicism.
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Archibishop Montini
Milan
Italy
Pope Paul
New York
New World
United States
Paul
America
Martin Luther
John
Montini
Pope John
Rome
United Nations
Mahomet
God
Christ
U.S
Vatican
City councilwoman defends annexation planning
Richard M. Auxier, city councilman, urges prompt response to a possible Eastside annexation, warning of chaos from a sudden loss and stating plans are in place with the council, city manager, city attorney, and Mark Wilmer, top attorney, to prepare for all developments.
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Mark Wilmer
Arizona
Colorado River
California
Readers urged to send letters under 409 words
The Scottsdale Daily Progress invites reader letters while advising a 409 word limit. All submissions must include the writer’s name and address for publication.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Disregard for standards sparks voting and welfare critique
Barry Goldwater cites South Carolina Governor McNair at Sea Island arguing standards matter in juror selection and voting. The piece condemns no standards in welfare and government hiring, contrasting rights with opportunities and urging state level qualification decisions.
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South Carolina
Gov. McNair
Sea Island
McNair
United States
Fractured English mocks language dislocations from mockridge
A review of Nor ton Mockridge’s Fractured English highlights his years of observing adult speech and collects sharp examples from his newspaper columns. The sample passages lampoon linguistic slips such as a Scarsdale housewife describing noisy neighbors as heavy alcoholics and a pie-stander who was hit.
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Mockridge
Scarsdale
Scottsdale Daily Progress Staff Roster and Office Info
The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published each afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 88252. Editors include Jonathan Marshall editor and publisher Dan Byrne and T Frank Stewart managing editor. Telephone 947 7544. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Arizona. October 8, 1945.
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T. Frank Stewart
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
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Scottsd.ie
Scottsdale
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