Scottsdale at a crossroads prompts town enrichment program
The Scottsdale editorial portrays a city in transition from quiet citrus town to west desert metropolis. It champions the Scottsdale Town Enrichment Program STEP a three year plan guiding public works utilities parks civic center libraries health and safety and airport improvements inviting broad citizen participation and prioritizing measurable needs and feasibility. The editorial commends leadership by the mayor and council and urges all residents to participate.
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Scottsdale
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Security mood at Hoover funeral rings with guards and glare
New York's Waldorf Astoria windows faced St. Bartholomew's asPresidential rivals and FBI agents filled the church for the Hoover funeral. Others note past royal processions and discuss sonic booms and space-age testing and putter designs by John Maloney.
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Johnson Maintains Edge In 1964 Campaign Outlook
Marquis Childs Johnson holds a steady lead in Washington with a promise of continuity from President Johnson. The piece notes his cabinet support, McNamara and Rusk backing, and hints at Goldwater’s weak issue framing and Nixon cabinet talks.
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Eisenhower
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New York
Hershey
San Francisco
Readers debate politics and school policy in letters
Letters from readers in a Republican area clash over President Johnson and local races. Margaret Haugen urges Simms Rose for county school superintendent to aid handicapped children while other writers question long-standing county leadership and policy. Mrs Edson Geissler questions Maricopa County Attorney Ronan's record.
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Charles Ronan
Maricopa County
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Geissler
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Mesa
Morality in America in the McGill era and politics
Ralph McGill argues that moral progress exists despite political gutter talk. He cites Wallace’s Maryland appearance, a contentious GOP film, and scandals around Bobby Baker and Sherman Adams. McGill contends the nation is overall more moral, though urban crime and juvenile delinquency reflect modern challenges.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress Office and Contact Details
The Scottsdale Daily Progress published every afternoon except Sunday by Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices are at 302 Ball Park Plaza, Scottsdale. Telephone WH 6-3441. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale, Ariz.
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Maurice L. Carter
Scottsdale
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