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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1964
Page
2
Arizonans face a choice between two candidates Roy Elson and Paul Fannin for the U S Senate. The editorial backs Elson citing his Washington experience, energy and knowledge of Colorado River issues. It criticizes Fannin for the Bohannan case and the Stackhouse report inaction.
George M. Jensen argues for a staggered year round school plan to use facilities better and educate youth more effectively. He proposes nine months of attendance with three months off, enabling extracurriculars and fitness programs while keeping enrollment continuous. He warns public sentiment favors seasonal vacations but urges gradual expansion toward year long schooling.
Hoover’s legacy rests in his humanitarian effort and public service. A Stanford pamphlet details his aid to children through canteens in Europe and Germany, plus roles in UNICF CARE and relief work. He chaired relief efforts, led bipartisan government commissions, and founded the Hoover Institution at Stanford in 1919.
A Maricopa County parent voices frustration with how crippled children receive education. He cites publicity over advocacy efforts, lack of results from Gov. Fannin's promised committee, and criticism of John Barry's educational program. The letter urges a new county superintendent and equitable resources including transportation and an expanded, well balanced curriculum.
Bob Considine writes to Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev with witty sarcasm and mixed admiration. He recalls Cold War tensions and Khrushchev's antics, noting how US markets reacted to shifts in leadership and praising glimpses of his humanity while lampooning his blunt behavior.
Ralph McGill reviews three major developments shaping 1960s geopolitics. He notes Moscow’s reaffirmation of peaceful coexistence after Khrushchev and the army’s influence, Britain’s Labour fears a coalition, and China’s growing nuclear program, urging U S awareness of global shifts and potential conflict.
A collection of aphorisms on journalism stresses impersonal, factual reporting and the newspaper’s role in shaping public trust. It includes quotes from Northcliffe Carnegie George and Lorimer, urging fact gathering before interpretation and highlighting journalism as society’s stabilizing function.
Scottsdale Daily Progress shows publication details including offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale and contact number WH. 6 3441. The page notes are from October 22 1964 with Vol IV No 211 and advertise classifieds and editor credits for Dan Byrne and Maurice L Carter.
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