The Scottsdale Progress Pledges Straight Reporting
The Scottsdale Progress issue outlines the paper's mission to gather news without twisting facts and promises clear labeling of editorial content. It details staff roles and the publication’s commitment to reporting important issues head on while preserving truth.
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Scottsdale
Progress
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale Publishing, Inc
Jonathan Marshall
Victor J. Morgan
Carl V. Piercey
Maurice L. Carter
Dan Byrne
Progress Platform
Arizona
Ariz
Meanest person in the Valley of the Sun named in cruel animal murder
A brutal slayer killed Sam Flake's horse Lady by shooting her in the legs at close range after climbing a fence. Lady had a four month old colt. The deliberate murder left the wounded animal to die slowly. The piece condemns the killer and questions their conscience.
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Valley of the Sun
Sam Flake
Lady
Oregon Senator Neuberger Faces Criticism Over Tax-Exempt Political Spending
Mrs Maurine Neuberger Oregon's woman senator faced expected backlash after opposing tax exempt groups funding political propaganda. She also objected to a $2900 Senate print allotment for the Daughters of the American Revolution annual report. A Michigan writer condemned her move as a low blow and questioned her gentlemanly stance.
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Maurine Neuberger
Oregon
Senate
the Daughters of the
Ex-President Perez Jiminez Extradited to Venezuela for Trial
Editorial argues Secretary Rusk correctly ordered the return of ex-president Perez Jiminez to Venezuela for embezzlement charges. It notes his 1958 flight with a large fortune and asserts dictators who loot and flee should face their people.
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Perez Jiminez
Venezuela
Dean Rusk
Perez
Rusk
Viet Nam policy view from New Frontiersman on Diem and U S aid
The piece argues Congress may cut Diem era military and aid support if Diem fails to reform. It asserts Diem leads, Vietnam fights with resolve to resist communism, and US aims to stabilize 14 million people. It notes Buddhism and advisor efforts, while warning a U S withdrawal could let the Viet Cong win.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Congress
Diem
Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Madam Nhu
U.S
Sen
Stuart Symington
Hanoi
New Frontiersman
Japan
China
Russia
Peking
Moscow
Saigon
Kennedy Uses Strong Offensive to Push Test Ban Pact
Marquis Childs analyzes how the Kennedy administration leverages a strong offensive strategy to win Senate ratification of the test ban treaty. The piece notes reluctant senators, bipartisan pressure, and the political calculus of embracing a security agreement despite fears of Soviet cheating and future arms races.
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Kennedy
Washington
Senate
United States
Eisenhower
Geneva
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Ex Queen Alexandra of Yugoslavia Overdosed on Sleeping Pills
The Atlanta paper recalls ex Queen Alexandra of Yugoslavia nearly dying from an overdose of barbiturate sleeping pills. A son, now 18, reportedly saved her life with hospital care including blood transfusions. The piece reviews King Peter’s exile era and prewar royal history in London and Belgrade.
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Alexandra
Yugoslavia
London
Richard C. Patterson
Peter
England
U.S
Alexandria
Greece
George VI
Elizabeth
Tat
Alexander
Marseilles
France
Marie
Romania
Paul
Italy
Bulgaria
Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Belgrade Falls in 1941 Amid Nazi Onslaught and King’s Oath
In 1963 a retrospective recalls Belgrade under German invasion. Prince Paul abdicated, a young king swore an oath, and Belgrade endured three days of bombardment leaving about 17 000 dead, with animals among the casualties. Hitler demanded uncompromising destruction of Yugoslavia.
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Belgrade
Romania
Secretary Rusk Addresses Legionnaires on Consent of the Governed
In Miami Beach Dean Rusk tells American Legion delegates that the idea that governments derive power from the consent of the governed is the most explosive force in the world, surpassing nuclear energy, and offers allies behind the Iron Curtain.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Dean Rusk
Legion Review of ACLU Policy Sparks Arizona Debate
Readers weigh in on American Legion stance against the ACLU. The Legion cites resolutions calling for a congressional probe and condemns ACLU actions in schools while defending academic freedom limits. Residents in Scottsdale and Phoenix protest local governance and civic projects amid annexation debates.
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Communist Party
American Civil Liberties Union
American Legion
Department of Arizona
Arizona
Aca
West Polk St
Phoenix
Jack Klein
Ralph A. Watkins, JR
Dep’t. Americanism Committee
Fall Cleanup Your Alleys Proposed in Scottsdale Letters
Resident BILL IRVAN requests citywide effort called Fall Cleanup Your Alleys in Scottsdale. He notes clean back alleys mirror front-yard pride and could reduce mosquitoes.
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Bimson
Scottsdale
Mary S. Wagner
60Th
Bill Irvan
E. Coronado
Delightful Mary Warner First Day School Picture Page
Joe Stocker of the Arizona Education Association praises the Progress for a charming picture page featuring Mary Warner on her first day at school. He specifically commends George Adams and Hunter Gooch for the arrangement.
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George Adams
Hunter Gooch
Mary Warner
Joe Stocker
Arizona Education Association
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