Big Mistake in Arizona Voters Turnout Editorial
Progress editorial celebrates turnout and targets Thad Moore in the Arizona tax commission race. It questions Moore’s fitness, recalls a grand jury indictment and says Moore's defeat would improve state government, urging cross party voting for his opponent L Waldo DeWitt.
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Arizona
Jack Buzard
Thad Moore
Moore
State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
L. Waldo DeWitt
Treason charge sparks debate over fair play in campaign
A letter from Rep. Gerald R. Ford criticizes the Administration's foreign policy and labels treason as a campaign weapon. The piece argues such accusations undermine fair play and cautions against accusing administrations of treason without proof.
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Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Republican
Rep. Ford
Ford
Kennedy
Johnson
Goldwater Jet Signals Power of Campaign Tech
GOP leaders maneuver aboard the Goldwater campaign Boeing 727 named Yi Bi Ken as Barry Goldwater plans a 75,000 mile air trek with advanced in flight communications. Dean Burch and Denison Kitchel coordinate press strategy while the candidate prepares Spanish language spots and nationwide headquarters contacts. A White House call interrupts, requesting an urgent meeting with William Randolph Hearst.
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Washington
GOP
Dean Burch
Johnson
W. R. Hearst, Jr
Burch
Considine
Denison Kitchel
Barry Goldwater
Kitchel
Goldwater
American Airlines
Mt. Shasta
Eugene
Ore
Abraham Lincoln
U.S
California
William Miller
Maine
Air Force One
Strategic Air Command
Airborne Command
Barry
William
Randolph Hearst
White House
Western Europe lines up long term loans to Russia
France banks have approved long term credits to Russia of up to ten to twelve years. Britain negotiates a 100 million pound deal with Moscow, backed by a 15 year government guaranteed credit umbrella. The United States maintains a five year cap on credits to the Soviet bloc amid NATO concerns.
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London
UPI
Russia
France
Moscow
Kremlin
West Germany
United States
Soviet Union
NATO
Britain
Imperial Chemical Concern
British Report Credit Guarantee Department
Paris
Sonic booms test law and liability in aviation trials
A Kentucky judge cites a bee story to discuss when sonic booms are negligent and whether insurance covers such damage. As supersonic flights rise, claims grow, but the Air Force investigates each case and pays only for its own caused damage. The piece reframes booms as a reassurance of security rather than mischief.
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United States Air Force
Air Force
Noteworthy Mail Bag Endorses Moderate LBJ
A reader writes that while not poetry, the message favors staying alive and voting moderate LBJ over extremism. The note wishes the reader and the progress party well and advocates a sane path in politics.
McGill Says China, Khrushchev Clash in Communist World
Ralph McGill argues that Chinese leadership pursues a factional line to split the world Communist movement. He links this to U S urban slums, riots, and attempts to influence Civil Rights clashes. He notes Moscow’s discomfort with China’s expansionist stance and warns of riots if the nation acts.
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Khrushchev
Communist Movement
China
Peking
United States
Philadelphia
Sen. Goldwater
1964 Elections Shape Power in Dems and Reps
Roscoe Drummond analyzes how the November 1964 contests in New York Ohio Illinois Michigan will reveal party power centers. He notes Kennedy and Humphrey implications, Johnson’s 1968 prospects, Goldwater’s Presidency risks, and Keystone states via Rockefeller Scranton.
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Washington
United States
Drummond Ful
Kenneth, Keating
Robert Kennedy
U.S
New York
Robert Taft Jr
Stephen Young
U. S
Ohio
Charles Percy
Otto Kerner
Illinois
George Romney
Neil Staebler
Michigan
Sen
Edward Kennedy
New England
Pierre Salinger
California
Kennedy
Johnson
White House
Humphrey
Rockefeller
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scottsdale Daily Progress Masthead and publication details
Scottsdale Daily Progress is published every afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing in Scottsdale Arizona with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza. The issue is Vol IV No 178 dated September 14 1964 and includes staff titles such as Jonathan Marshall editor and publisher Dan Byrne managing editor and Maurice L Carter advertising director. This page also carries standard newspaper data like postal and circulation notes.
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Maurice L. Carter
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing
Sanibany
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
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