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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1964

Page

2

Is 1984 a warning for modern spying fears

Editorial warns that miniaturized electronics enable pervasive surveillance from stores to homes. It cites limited state protections, notes that even wall-penetrating devices exist, and urges Congress to study eavesdropping and pass laws to preserve freedom and privacy.

Winston George Orwell Wall Street Journal New York Times Supreme Court William O. Douglas Congress

Khrushchev Faces Dim Prospects for Communist Summit

Roscoe Drummond reports Kremlin plans for a Khrushchev led summit of Communist parties face weak participation with only seven of 26 delegations agreeing and opposition from Albania Poland and Romania. Italian Communist leader Togliatti dies altering plans and Italians push for independent blocs undermining Moscow's control. The result may split the movement into Beijing Moscow and nationalist factions.

Khrushchev Moscow Red China Soviet Union Kremlin Europe Albania Peking Poland Romania Communist Party Yalta Italy Yugoslavia

Traffic safety and political responsibility at the waterline

The piece argues that while foreign policy unity is stressed at the water's edge, the focus shifts to traffic safety where responsibility is often shed once behind the scenes. It cautions against disengagement from safety duties in public discourse and policy.

Overeating linked to driving dangers and mental health

Dr. Roscoe P. Carney of St. Louis City Hospital warns overeating and defensive eating patterns reflect unresolved life issues. He argues improper responsibility while driving leads to high highway carnage and urges personal self examination to curb obesity and related behavioral disorders.

Roscoe P. Carney St. Louis City Hospital

Goldwater Backers Strain Beneath Affluent Sky High Taxes

A study of Goldwater Republicans shows an average follower around 42, mainly middle income professionals and executives. They chase club life and European travel while grappling with mortgages and college costs as they blame high taxes and government programs for their financial squeeze.

Goldwater Europe U.S

Wintersaults Punny Schoolyard Riddle

A nursery school child frets that summer ends and he must perform wintersaults. He wonders what wintersaults are and whether he can master them as the season changes.

Advertising to lure a major plant to Kansas

A satirical memo portrays state pitches to attract the P J Stockborns plant, highlighting competing pitches from Pennsyltucky, Kansas and California. It mocks brochure hype stressing people over climate, with Kansas promising loyal Mid Western workers and a lighthearted slogan about Fun Folks in a Last Riot State.

Department of Industry P. J. Stockborns Manhattan Miss Slantbar Kansas Mid-West Stockborns Pennsyltucky Daphne Sue Naural Penyltucky Sam Sami California

Torch Relay Heads Toward Los Angeles For Olympic Fund Drive

Bob Considine reports on the nationwide Olympic torch relay from New York to Los Angeles to raise about 1 million dollars for the U S Olympic team. Runners including Govs Scranton Campbell Red Skelton and stars like Hope and Crosby promote the effort amid public enthusiasm and chants for funding the athletic program.

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Scottsdale Daily Progress Details and Contact Info

The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published every afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company in Scottsdale Arizona. Offices are at 302 Ball Park Plaza with telephone WH 6 3441 and second class postage paid at Scottsdale.

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