Primary results surprise voters with high turnout and upset wins
Progress editorial notes 60 percent turnout signaling strong public interest. Buzard and Moore defeated. Dick polled more votes than all Republicans combined though unopposed. Art Brock attracts large support despite few qualifications for governor. Democrats edge Republicans in gubernatorial and corporation races amid controversy. Kennedy Senate bid prompts warning about precedent and future presidential prospects.
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Skippers
John Pritzlaff
Art Brock
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GOP
Commission
Soviet Union Faces UN Vote Loss Over Dues
Roscoe Drummond argues the United States and leaders like Johnson and Goldwater agree Moscow must not escape UN dues. The Soviet Union trails in arrears beyond two years, risking loss of its General Assembly vote. The World Court affirmed peacekeeping payments are binding, while Pravda warns against applying Article 19. Moscow may threaten to walk out, but the author doubts it dares.
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Haiti
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Bolivia
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Assembly
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Below Olympus Who's Who Test Yourself
A quiz style prompt asks who began journalism at sixteen and shaped the American realistic novel with works like Maggie A Girl of the Streets, highlighting early career and literary influence.
Five surnames spell border officer who captured key Northwest posts
Interlands asks about a Vienna-born Boston Symphony conductor an English born actress star of My Fair Lady and Camelot a Manhattan writer linked to Manhattan New York amid lurid tales a moderate who became provisional Russian premier in 1917 and displaced by Bolsheviks then U.S. resident. The clue points to the army officer who secured Kaskaskia Cahokia and Vincennes for Colonial America.
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Camelot
Bor
Manhattan
Kans
New York
Racy Vernacula
Russia
U.S
Kaskaskia
Cahokia
Vincennes
Northwest
Mailbag letters urge post office Saturday closure plan
Sir LENCHEN YATES proposes skipping Saturday hours for small first class post offices by delaying evening shifts and keeping one window open late on Friday or Monday to cut overtime and space crowding. A separate letter from ARCHIE V FARNSWORTH critiques UN role, Korea armistice terms, and US policy, arguing United Nations limits national security interests.
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Lenchen Yates
E. Laredo Lane
United Nations
FBI
MacArthur
Korea
Mark Clark
George E. Stratemeyer
James A. van Fleet
Charles Joy
U.S
United
Socialized medicine movement gains momentum in U.S.
Bob Considine argues that the nation is moving from free enterprise toward socialized medicine. He traces steps from 1956 Kerr-Mills to 1960 expansions, arguing Medicare would cover all 65 and over, risk bankrupting Social Security, and trigger year after year calls to broaden the program.
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New York
Kerr-Mills
Kerr- Mills
Harlem and Mississippi Youths Face Joblessness and Voting Struggles
Marquis Childs reports on the link between Negro unemployment in Harlem and Mississippi cotton country, noting automation, ghetto isolation, and rising crime. He highlights HARYOU ACT efforts to mobilize youth, promote self belief, and register voters, with October deadlines for new registrants.
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Harlem
Mississippi
Ruleville
Miss
James O. Eastland
South
Department of Labor
Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited
Haryou-Act
Muhammad X
North
Scottsdale Daily Progress Office and Publication Details
The Scottsdale Daily Progress published every afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices are at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona. Contact telephone WH 6 3441. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz. Page 4 Vol IV No 174.
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Maurice L. Carter
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
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