All-Indian fair proposed with Scottsdale cooperation
In a guest editorial Filmore Carlos, president of the Salt River Tribal Council, urges Scottsdale and the Indians to promote an all Indian fair and rodeo to lengthen the tourist season. He notes winter events could attract visitors with arts, crafts, dancing and exhibits, requiring regional funding and joint effort from Phoenix Tempe and Mesa. He also condemns vandalism and urges strict juvenile accountability to curb crime.
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Filmore Carlos
Salt River
Phoenix
Tempe
Mesa
Scottsdale
Arizona
Other Editors Say Seat of the Trouble
A note from the Coolidge Arizona Examiner notes that editors receive many papers from other communities across the state and nation.
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Seat of
the Examiner
Arizona Growth Tied to $1.3 Billion Federal Water Project
Marquis Childs outlines how Arizona's population and wealth surge rely on federal support, centering on a proposed $1.3 billion Central Arizona Project. Senate action by 1965 is hoped, with Barry Goldwater's backing contrasting his anti federal spending stance. Carl Hayden drives the effort amid California opposition and Hayden’s long career in Arizona politics.
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Arizona
Goldwater
Childs
West
Senate
Congress
Sen
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Colorado River
California
Carl Hayden
House
Gray Ghost
Capitol Hill
Roy L. Elson
Paul Fannin
Maricopa County
Saguaro Desert
Census Bureau
Nevada
Treasury
Phoenix
Arab Unity Doubted as 13 Nations Meet in Cairo
In Cairo a circle of 13 Arab leaders gathers at a palace once home to ex King Farouk to press for diverting Jordan River waters. Disunity surfaces as Lebanon stalls, Nasser feuds with Syria and Saudi rulers, and fear of Israeli expansion colors debate. The plan envisions cutting Jordan headwaters and diverting the Yarmuk, plus a military arm to counter an anticipated Israeli attack, yet Western sources doubt quick effects.
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UPI
Farouk
Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
Israel
Yarmuk
Jordan River
Sea of Galilee
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Saudi Arabia
Readers urge early voting and praise precinct leaders
A letter from Yavapai voters thanks for the recent primary results and urges residents to vote early in the state elections. They pledge to serve the precinct and welcome voter input, stressing the duty to participate and encourage neighbors to join at the polls on Election Day.
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Yavapai
McGill Predicts More Riots Amid Urban Slum Ties
Ralph McGill argues that the summer of 1960s riots linked to slum conditions in the East and Mississippi reflect education and opportunity deprivation. He warns that without emergency action and long term rehabilitation, rioting will continue and possibly worsen next summer in urban cores and surrounding suburbs.
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McGill
Mississippi
Noodle Mission Aims to Feed World in Crisis
A cleric known as the Pasta Padre promotes surplus noodle machines as a humanitarian weapon. He claims a single machine yields 3,000 to 4,000 pounds daily, feeding about 5,000 people for three cents, with noodles distributed as a gift from the United States.
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New York
Viet Nam
Bill Hearst
Msgr
John Romaniello
New Rochelle
N.Y
Reds
China
Hong Kong
Hearst
Durance Vile
America
Romaniello
St. Paul
United States
Evening Thoughts on Love and Marriage
A quotation pairing Anatole France’s remark on noble feeling with a wry take on marriage. It ponders how human affairs awaken admiration or pity and jokes about seeking a perfect mate before wedlock.
Scottsdale Daily Progress details and publication note
Scottsdale Daily Progress announces staff roles and office address. It notes publication schedule and mailing details for September 18, 1964, with standard newspaper branding and Associated Press attribution.
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Dan Byrne
Maurice L. Carter
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdalle
Scottsdale
Ariz
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