Editorial Endorsements For Ballot Races Listed
The editorial notes endorsements for various judicial and county races including State Supreme Court Charles C Bernstein Court of Appeals James Cameron James Hathaway and Maricopa County posts. It lists several divisions with endorsed candidates and notes no endorsement in Division 15 24 and 18 others. It also covers Tax Commissioner Corporation Commission Mine Inspector Attorney General County offices and sheriff with named figures such as Bernard Duskin Verne McCutchen John Ahearn L C Boies Moise Berger and others.
Halloween Safety Appeal from County Supervisors
The county board led by Barney Burns urges residents to be cautious on Halloween night. They remind parents to curb mischief at display sites marked with the Maltese Cross for invalid homes and ask drivers to watch for children darting into streets to prevent tragedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Barney Burns
Nixon Debates as Humphrey Pressures Campaign
Evans Novak reports Nixon avoids debates citing fear of missteps while Humphrey presses for a face off. The piece notes Eisenhower era caution and Mitchell’s 1961 New Jersey experience as precedent amid Chicago Northwest Side racial tensions and a push by Johnson era eye research funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Nixon
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
New Jersey
Mitchell
Richard Hughes
Hughes
Scottsdale urged to limit growth amid overurbanization fears
The Scottsdale Daily Progress prints a reader letter arguing against admitting a new city into the Valley, warning that Phoenix area overurbanization will worsen traffic, transit, parking, and expansion limits. The writer cites Los Angeles and San Francisco as examples and favors growth in Paradise Alley, Carefree, Peoria, and Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Lake Havasu City
Maricopa County
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Paradise Alley
Carefree
Peoria
Chandler
Inez Robb on Weddings and World Politics
The column features Inez Robb addressing Kate and neighbors about marriage, Greece, and a petition to the United Nations. She defends personal choice, notes Uncle Sam gains from taxes, and critiques Camelot lore while urging sensible views on public gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
United Nations
Inez Robb
Heaven
Sam
National presidential reform debate stalls at plan level
The piece argues Congress returnshome to vote and campaign amid broad skepticism toward replacing the electoral college or conventions with a national primary. It notes cost concerns, risks of wealthy or mafia influence, and questions about democratic legitimacy, while highlighting historical constitutional context and public figures referenced in a wide, editorial voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Congress
McGill
Robert ’Kennedy
McCarthy
Narcissus
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Supreme Court
Charles C. Bernstein
Court’ of Appéals Division
James Cameron
James Hathaway
Maricopa County Superior Court
Lauréns. Henderson
Ross F. Jones
William Holohan
Marilyn Riddel
Charles L. Hardy
Donald F. Froeb
Ae Aay
Morris Rozar
Ed. W. Hughes
Jerry H. Glenn
Paul la Prade
Roger Strand
Bernard Duskin
Corporation Commission
Verne McCutchen
John Ahearn
John Foote
Clifford Ward
L. C
Cal
Moise Berger
C. L. Sparks
Evans
Novak
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Johnson
Atlantis
University of Miami
Chrysler Corp
Florida
Oliver Quayle
Roman. Pucinski
George Wallace
Anna May Gibson
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Pucinski
Rowland ' Evans
Robert Novak
Scottsdale’ Rd
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Ralph McGill
Jefferson
Hamilton
Jackson
Henry Clay
Georgia
House
Harvard
John
Vassar
Grace Kelly
Monaco
Motion Picture Academy
Hays Office
Jerry’ McElfresh
Jonathan. Mershall
Doc
Wright Assistorg
Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball: Park: Plaza
Ariz
Lephone
Arte E Progréss
National
Ash of
Ari
Agee