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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1964
Page
2
An editorial argues for a permanent joint law enforcement agreement with Scottsdale to patrol Paradise Valley. It notes current coverage gaps with one Mesa based car and discusses the estimated $50,000 annual cost versus potential safety gains and tax implications.
Roscoe Drummond analyzes the 1964 New York Senate contest between Robert Kennedy and Kenneth Keating. Kennedy brings strength in appeal money and campaign organization backed by Johnson but faces Keating with proven record and local appeal. Party leaders and voters worry Kennedy’s non New Yorker status and Johnson's dominance. The race hinges on which man will best serve New York as senator.
New Hanover Island Papuans express desire for U S governance and claim they would fund the leadership of President Johnson. The piece humorously notes a drive to hire the Texan leader, with a satire angle on international affairs.
In 20th anniversary celebrations Romania showcased autonomy as it hosted delegations from Moscow Peking and Tirana while Khrushchev skipped the event Anastas Mikoyan attended Romania plans to attend a Sino Soviet conference only if all invited parties join unanimously Romania had drifted from the Soviet camp since 1960 pursuing independent industrialization and a nationalist manifesto critical of both Moscow and Peking.
A reader defends Eddie Lee against alleged bias in his Arizona education column and criticizes smear tactics. The correspondent urges appointive control of the superintendent post and argues for qualified educators, citing Sarah Folsom’s public roles. Brooks Darlington signs off from Pima Plaza.
Secretary recounts growth in nuclear and conventional forces since January 1961. Highlights include 150 percent rise in nuclear warheads, 60 percent in Western Europe tactical forces, 100 percent ship construction, and 800 percent counterinsurgency training. Notes Minuteman II and Polaris A-3 forthcoming plus SR-71, new main battle tank, and F-111 fighter bomber developments.
The essay reflects on the paradox of vacation returns not only offering comfort of familiar routines but also delivering a flood of troubles. The author notes damaged houses, neighborly inquiries, overdue bills, and family emergencies awaiting on the first morning back, plus national headlines and sports losses adding to the gloom.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress announces its daily afternoon publication schedule with office address 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale and contact line WH 63441. The page header notes issue Mol. IV No. 173 dated September 8, 1964 with postal details for Scottsdale, Arizona.
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