Scottsdale's assets and the rise of arts and crafts
In a closing editorial Paul F. Haldermann lauds Scottsdale’s assets including an architectural board, beautification efforts, and a thriving arts scene. He cites 28 independent craftsmen, growing galleries, and the pending Scottsdale Arts and Crafts Center with two new exhibitions to strengthen the town’s culture and economy. He urges voluntary community work to anchor these gains for future generations.
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Scottsdale
City Architectural Board
Saba
East Main St
Scottsdale Rd
Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale Arts and Crafts Center
Ohio in battleground spotlight for 1964 election
Marquis Childs notes Ohio as a key state where Goldwater may have a strong chance. President Johnson campaigns there, while Stephen Young defends his seat against Robert Taft Jr. Ohio's political momentum hinges on Johnson's ability to secure a wide margin if Young remains competitive. John Glenn's entry into Democratic primaries adds television appeal to the scene.
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Cleveland
Barry Goldwater
Ohio
Johnson
Sen
Goldwater
Harry Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Henry Wallace
Senate
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Theodore’ Francis Green
Rhode Island
Young
Robert Taft Jr
John Glenn
BELOW OLYMPUS Deal Versus Young in Ohio Senate Race
Glenn suffered a head injury and withdrew from the race while Young campsaigned as a stalwart Democrat on the New Deal side. The piece contrasts Lausche's neutral stance with the broader party alignment shaping Ohio’s industrial towns and national electoral strategy ahead of three weeks remaining.
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Deal
Young
Glenn
New Deal
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Republican peace through preparedness task force warns on nuclear tests
The Washington based group accuses the Johnson administration of endangering national security by delaying underground nuclear weapons tests. It cites more than a year since ratification of the nuclear test ban treaty and alleges a dangerous reluctance to proceed with the underground program.
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Washington
Colleges Minimize U S History
A Philadelphia column urges University of Pennsylvania and other colleges to require American history for admission and graduation. It cites low historical coursework among undergraduates, especially in private institutions, calling alumni to act as Minute Men to secure lasting policy changes.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Benjamin Franklin
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Senior Senator Carl Hayden Celebrated at Birthday and Dinner
A combined party and fundraising dinner honored Senator Carl Hayden. Despite age doubts, attendees noted his wit and vigor. The speech highlighted his long service and ongoing leadership for Arizona and the nation.
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Carl Hayden
Washington
Arizona
Dogs Running Free In Suburban Sunlit Life
Local letter writer Dick Bruening of Scottsdale recalls moving to a sunny climate and complains that dogs roam yards despite fenced homes. He notes daily chores from dog waste to yard upkeep and asks why evening walks and free roaming for children are restricted.
McGill Urges International Cooperation in 1965 Programs
Ralph McGill notes U S pilot immunization projects in seven West African nations now expanding to cover about a quarter of children. He highlights global weather forecasting, TIROS satellites, and UN cooperation as keys to reducing disease and war tensions.
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United States
America
Caribbean
World Meteorological Organization
United Nations
Johnson
Scottsdale Progress Ad Director Maurice Carter Named
The Scottsdale Daily Progress announces Maurice L. Carter as advertising director. The paper published in Scottsdale by the Scottsdale Publishing Company operates from 302 Ball Park Plaza with afternoon editions except Sundays.
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Maurice L. Carter
Advertising Director
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Thecottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
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California
Indiana
Johnson-Humphrey
Llinois
U.S
Kropotkin
New England
Taylor
Dick Bruening
Avalon
Golpwater
Ralph McGill
World Cooperation
McGill
Tiros
United
Henry
Jonathan Marshall
Dan Byrne
Foltontas
Tigin
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