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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1964

Page

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Arizona Democrats See Victory in Johnson-Humphrey Push

Arizona Democrats project a Johnson Humphrey victory as Republicans face Goldwater headwinds. Primary results show turnout favors Republicans. Fannin led in votes for Senate and Rhodes strong in Maricopa County, but cross over voting may help Democrats.

Arizona Rhodes Goldwater GOP Fannin U.S. Senate Kleindienst Rep Maricopa County

Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium opens at ASU

The first program in the three thousand seat Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium at Arizona State University will be presented Friday night by the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. The building, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, was dedicated Wednesday with widows Mrs. Frank Lloyd Wright and Mrs. Grady Gammage among the honored guests.

Gammage ASU Fannin U.S. Senate Barry Goldwater Arizona Apache Junction Superior Globe Miami

Nixon Urges GOP Offensive Against Johnson

Former Vice President Richard M Nixon told the Republican Congressional Booster Club that the campaign is too defensive and must switch to offense. He warned that four more years of Johnson’s foreign policy could lead to war and urged criticism of the president.

Chicago UPI Richard M. Nixon GOP Johnson Nixon John F. Kennedy Republican Congressional Booster Club Barry M Goldwater

Arizona Women’s Group Endorses Folsom for State Superintendent

The Arizona State Federation of Business and Professional Women backs Mrs. Sarah Folsom for state superintendent of public instruction in the November 3 election. Folsom, a Republican and Yavapai County school administrator, faces Democrat incumbent W. W. Dick. The group also backs Jewel Jordan for auditor against Republican challenger Robert Hubbard.

Phoenix UPI Arizona State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Sarah Folsom Folsom Yavapai County W.W. Dick Jewel Jordan Robert Hubbard

Senner objects to Fannin delay on Arizona job corps

Rep. George Senner says Gov. Fannin plans to delay implementing the federal job corps program in Arizona pending study. He warns the move could derail the Winslow camp and delay 12 months of expansion in his district while Fannin campaigns for the Senate.

Arizona Winslow Serer Senner

Congress Appropriations Panel Clears Near Billion Dollar Bill

The House Appropriations Committee advanced a catchall supplemental bill close to 1 billion dollars for Johnson programs including anti poverty food stamps and mass transit. Total asile funds this year reach about 94 billion, with a 3.7 billion delta from Johnson's request. The measure funds civil rights enforcement and educational work, but defers a national smoking and health clearing house and Appalachian development votes for now.

Washington UPI House Appropriations Committee Johnson House Congress Public Health Service

Shea Blvd Link Expands North Scottsdale Route to Pines

County and City plan two phase Shea Blvd extension east from city limits to Hart Line Hwy, creating an all paved connection from Black Canyon Hwy to the Hart Line. Two lanes paved initially with four planned. right of way largely secured and design near completion. Federal aid sought for city section from Scottsdale Rd to east. Pinnacle Peak Rd paving advances with four miles planned east of Scottsdale Rd after year start.

Scottsdale Payson Maricopa Gilbert Rd Langford Shea Scottsdale Rd Ken McDonald Black Canyon Cactus Rd Cave Creek Rd Pinnacle Peak Rd

Humphrey Heads For Texas Campaign Swing

Democratic vice presidential candidate Hubert Humphrey set out for Texas and Arkansas with confidence that the campaign is going well. He planned four Texas stops and two Arkansas cities including Little Rock while dismissing GOP attacks on ADA ties and defending civil rights support.

Washington UPI Hubert Humphrey Texas Johnson Dixie Humphrey Arkansas South Congress Little Rock Americans For Democratic Action ADA Wichita Falls Tex

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Eddie Lee Democrats Johnson-Humphrey Sen Stewart Udall Roy Elson John Ahearn U.S Sam Goddard Richard Kleindienst Goddard Paul Fannin John Rhodes Eisenhower Pines Shea Blvd Sam Marchan Dick Burke Sid Weeds Chris-Town
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