Reelect Skipper Dick as Arizona superintendent of instruction
The progress editorial urges reelection of Dick W. Dick as Arizona's superintendent of public instruction, citing achievements in book choice, teacher certification, special education, and services for the handicapped. It denounces opponent Sarah Folsom and far right groups, arguing the danger to education and urging voters to reward Dick's six years in office.
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Citizens’ Information Center
Handicaps Goldwater in the Campaign Debate
A Washington observer contrasts Barry Goldwater with Lyndon Johnson, noting Goldwater’s strengths and the South’s electoral bloc, while acknowledging Johnson’s political acumen. The piece argues that Republicans face an uphill battle to win in the Electoral College and critiques derogatory framing of candidates.
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Jefferson on press and an informed electorate observed in Newspaper Week
Thomas Jefferson argued that a free press enlightens voters and sustains representative government. He believed better newspapers than a government without them. Newspaper Week is observed nationally in mid-October to recall his insights and the press’s enduring role.
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States Require Auto Insurance Proof in Registration Rules
The article outlines three states Massachusetts New York and North Carolina that require insurance certificates to be filed with state registration and warns 47 other states follow non compulsory rules. Arizona uses a financial responsibility rule after an accident with potential deposit up to 25000 if no insurance is shown and licenses or registrations can be suspended. It encourages motorists to carry insurance but notes solvent individuals may avoid purchasing it.
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Arizona
Rival powers tighten grip along Sino Soviet border amid clashes
The report describes fortified Soviet patrols along the Amur and Ussuri rivers near Khabarovsk with airfields, anti tank defenses, and restricted links to Manchuria. It notes 2500 miles of frontier with Kazakhstan and Sinkiang and rising border clashes as Moscow and Beijing escalate disputes over vast Siberian and Central Asian territories.
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Ussuri
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Chinese leader escalates claims as Moscow warns of cold war rift
Mao Tze-tung argues lands seized from China, citing examples of detachment in Romania East Germany Poland Finland. Pravda accuses Chinese leaders of expansionism and hints at a formal break between the two giant Communist powers as Moscow signals a coming shift.
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Romania
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Finland
Mao Tzé-tung
Moscow
British Labour Faces Election Day Crisis and Realignment
London editors warn Labour may split or lose power after a fourth consecutive defeat since 1951. Centre left and right wings clash as Harold Wilson fights to defend welfare state gains while Conservatives court working class voters and labor's internal doubts rise.
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Sir Alec Douglas-Home
London
Urban America grows as 54 million live in 15 metros
Ralph McGill argues the U S population has shifted to urban areas with 54 million in the 15 largest metropolitan regions, each up 5 percent over three years. He warns that a return to rural past is fantasy while noting strong enterprise, profits, and the need for private sector help to meet urban challenges.
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US. Bureau of the Census
United States
Scottsdale Daily Progress Editorial Note
Scottsdale Daily Progress details its editorial staff with editor Jonathan Marshall and publisher Dan Byrne. The paper publishes afternoons except Sundays from 302 Ball Park Plaza in Scottsdale, Arizona with a listed telephone and mailing information.
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