The Jenkins Affair and Presidential Trust
Editorial argues Jenkins arrest may embarrass Johnson but cautions against premature guilt. It recalls past scandals from Nixon to Harding, noting leaders trust aides and sometimes face political harm, while insisting the president bears no blame without full facts.
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Walter W. Jenkins
Johnson
Jenkins
President Johnson
Richard Nixon
Murray Chattner
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Boston
Truman
Harding
Mr. Johnson
Local Legal Leaders Favor Smith in State Race
The attorney general's office is under-staffed and underpaid. Darrell F. Smith, Republican, is endorsed as the best fit to run the state legal department, beating Patrick O'Reilly. In Maricopa County, incumbent Charles Ronan should be defeated for county attorney, with Robert Corbin as the respected Republican challenger capable of improving crime prevention and court outcomes.
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Ofice
Darrell F. Smith
Smith
Patrick O'Reilly
Maricopa County
Charles Ronan
Ronan
Robert Corbin
Wilson's victory signals upheaval in U S Britain alliance
Evans Novak discusses how a Labour landslide under Harold Wilson would challenge U S British relations. It notes plans to nationalize land for housing, reform education, and a broad domestic agenda, plus possible strains on defense and the Polaris pact and potential shifts in empire and Middle East policy.
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Wilson
Great Britain
Labor Party
Britain
Eton
America
U.S
British Guiana
Kennedy
South America
Middle East
Europe
Washington
Five historical figures and a California pioneer clue
Answer the five questions: 1 Dulles. 2 Major John Andre? 3 John D Rockefeller. 4 Vivien Leigh. 5 Eliza? The clue spells a pioneer editor diplomat whose surname ends the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Roaring Camp
Advertising and Ethics in the Legal Profession
A historical look at how sensational lawyer ads such as Major Hopkins were once tolerated and later condemned. The piece argues lawyers must balance profits with duty to justice, noting shifts in ethics and public perception from the turn of the century to modern times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
West Virginia
Iowa
Nobel Peace Prize honors Dr. King cited by Ralph McGill
Ralph McGill praises Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. upon the Nobel Prize award, noting global support and Swedish parliamentary backing. He argues King’s nonviolent leadership advanced human relations in the United States and abroad, despite severe opposition in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Dr. King
Scandinavian Europe
Norway
Wheat Failure and Khrushchev Agricultural Plans Analyzed
Washington reports a harsh view of Soviet grain policy under Khrushchev. Experts cite mismanagement, late spring plowing, and spare parts shortages as key drivers of a predicted shortfall despite good weather. The piece contrasts Russian farm workers with American productivity and notes potential need for new wheat imports in 1965.
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Washington
Nikita’ Khrushchev
Ussr
Moscow
Khrushchev
Liverpool
Munich
Russia
Free World
The Art of Taxation and the Goose Metaphor
The piece quotes Colbert comparing taxation to plucking a goose to obtain the most feathers with the least hissing. It notes the idea from Louis XIV era finance policy and mentions editors' interpretations of taxation strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Baptiste Colbert
France
Louis XIV
Mail Bag Question on Extremist Labels and Moderation
A reader asks if voting for Mrs. Sarah Folsom or Mrs. Nelda Jones makes her a moderate extremist or an extremist moderate, citing conflicting editorials in the paper. The letter from Mrs. Melvin D. Braman of Scottsdale requests clarity on political labeling.
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Sarah Folsom
Nelda Jones
Scottsdale Daily Progress masthead and publication details
The Scottsdale Daily Progress announces its staff roles with Jonathan Marshall as Editor and Publisher Dan Byrne as Managing Editor and Maurice A. Carter as Advertising Director. It lists offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale and prints Page 6 Vol IV No 20 dated October 21 1964.
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Dan Byrne
Maurice A. Carter
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
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Progress
Mne
Evans
Novak
Harold Wilson
United Kingdom
United States
John Foster
Dulles
Pres. Eisenhower
Benedict’ Arnold
West Point
Redcoats
University ‘of Chicago
New York
Chad Hanna
Olympus
Interlandi
American Bar Association
Will Bernard
Ralph McGill
South
Africa
Asia
Marc “Ti Luther
Alabama
Mississippi
McGil
Henry Taylor
Taylor
Kremlin
Toledo
Melvin D, Braman
E. Vernon
Jonathan Marshall
Asso. Cratisin Anise Newsoarcel Association
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