Scottsdale Progress Pledges Truthful Reporting
Scottsdale Progress asserts its mission to gather news without twisting facts and pledges clear labeling of editorial content. The paper outlines prices for six evenings per week, subscriptions, and delivery options in 1963 Scottsdale, Arizona.
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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
Mn Er Ee
the Progress Platform
Arizona
Scottsdale
Ariz
Illnesses Blamed On Complacency Editorial Warning on Immunizations
Guest editorial warns against complacency about smallpox diphtheria tetanus polio and whooping cough. It notes ongoing cases in the US and Texas urges boosters and revaccination every five years to maintain protection and prevent epidemics. GLENN M. FRIEDMAN MD.
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United States
Maricopa County
Texas
Maricopa
Asia
India
American Academy of Pediatrics
Glenn M. Friedman, M.D
Buckley hints Ike could back Goldwater ticket
Bill Buckley suggests that former President Eisenhower could boost the GOP by accepting the vice presidential nomination under Barry Goldwater. The piece notes silence from Gettysburg and recalls Ike’s past stances and impact on Nixon’s campaign while quoting cautious sentiment from Washington.
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New York
Bill Buckley
Mencken
Eisenhower
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Gettysburg
Appomattox
Milton Eisenhower
White House
Sen. Goldwater
Tke
Ike
Dick Nixon
Silence over advisory role in Vietnam fuels campaign chatter
The fragment discusses the U S advisory stance in Viet Nam with the Diem government, stressing no action or military office at the palace while advisers stay near the field. A speculative dialogue about Castro, Cuba, and a possible deal surfaces in a mocked Hot Line exchange between JFK and NSK.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Diem
Barry Goldwater Split Over Test Ban Pact Debate
The piece argues Goldwater will oppose the test ban, contrasting his stance with GOP leaders and public opinion. It defends the treaty on merits, rejects linking Cuba withdrawals or other concessions, and outlines options on South Vietnam, Laos, and U S policy to avoid a neutralist trap.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Ziv Drummonderett Dirksen
Burke Hickenlooper
Senate
Cuba
United States
Khrushchev
NATO
Moscow
U. S
Soviet Union
Russia
Turkey
Berlin
Viet Nam
Freedom and fear in existential thought from Ralph McGill notes
Atlanta columnist Ralph McGill discusses freedom as a responsibility and the fears tied to race, automation, and nuclear war. He cites Sartre, Sisyphus, Emerson, and Frost to illustrate how existentialism frames human choice, determinism, and the struggle against absurdity.
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Atlanta
Jean Paul Sartre
Sisyphus
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Emerson
Robert Frost
Freedom and Fear in Human Life and Liberty
An essay discusses universal fears from isolation and unknown life to race tensions and unemployment. It cites vaccines before modern medicine and notes how racism exploits fear for profit. Tolstoy is praised for efforts to ease oppression, urging perpetual striving and the existential burden of freedom.
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Emerson
America
Sisyphus
Leo Tolstoy
Bill Vaughan on executive words and a diner’s order
Bill Vaughan laments the loss of grand adjectives as a diner requests a Cheeseburger Supreme then settles for the ordinary version with a tomato slice pickle and chips. The waitress reveals she has never heard the term.
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Imperial
Fifth Avenue
O.K
Executive Symbol Of Distinction The Executive Cheeseburger
A reflective piece critiques the cult of executive status shown through consumer branding like executive socks and the Executive Cheeseburger. It questions whether society values tangible success or mere titles, noting the hollow chase of executive goods and experiences.
Four Rules For Long Life From Copenhagen Doctor
Danish gerontologist Dr Torben Geill, addressing the sixth Congress, says a 120 year life is possible with a healthy diet, regular exercise, sufficient sleep and avoiding disease. He notes no birth certificate proves beyond 113 years but cites regional longevity studies in Siberia and Kiev as areas of interest.
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Denmark
UPD
Torben Geill
Geill
International Association of Gerontology
Association
United Press International
Dr. Geill
Kiev
Russia
Siberia
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Congress
Ralph McGill
McGill
Bill Vaughan
Vaughan
By Borge Mors
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Interlands
Department OF Anti-American Propaganda
Angeles Times
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