School Use Policy Sparks Editorial on SEA Favoritism
The Scottsdale superintendent declares the Scottsdale Education Association the only recognized teachers group, allowing SEA meetings in schools while denying the American Federation of Teachers. The editorial urges consistent treatment, noting potential harm to relations and suggesting openness may foster cooperation rather than antagonism.
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Charles Holt
Scottsdale Education Association
Holt
SEA
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
Supersonic Air Travel Promises Quick Transatlantic Runs
Airlines prepare to launch commercial supersonic airliners for long distance flights. The speed taxes the imagination and pushes travel into science fiction. The idea of a New York to Paris trip for the Follies and back the same night excites readers.
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New York
Paris
Phoenix
Washington, D.C
Supersonic flight gimmicks spark travel fantasy
The piece envisions fast jets allowing breakfast in Tokyo lunch in New Delhi dinner in Rome and sleep at home in the United States all in one day. It notes drawbacks include many special gimmicks on supersonic flights and potential delays circling airports for long films before landing.
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Tokyo
New Delhi
Rome
United States
GOP Peace Hangs in Balance as Goldwaterites Rise
Washington reports ongoing tensions within the Republican Party after the Hershey summit. Goldwaterites push for purges against moderates, while Ray C. Bliss promotes practical reconciliation. Tales of loyalty, California and Massachusetts feuds illustrate a party split ahead of nationwide campaigns.
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Washington
Hershey
Barry
Ray C. Bliss
Ohio
Medal of Honor Dinner to Honor Living Winners at Waldorf
New York brass marks the 76th anniversary of Alvin York’s death by planning a $50 a plate dinner October 1 at the Waldorf to honor 282 living Medal of Honor recipients. Proceeds fund the Congressional Medal of Honor Grove at Valley Forge and a memorial building near a Washington statue. Co chairs include Generals Bradley Lemnitzer Twin ing and Admiral Radford. Medal recipients and a Joé Foss as principal speaker.
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New York
Alvin York
Considine Waldorf
American Freedom Center
Valley Forge
Congress
Gen
Washington
Hoover
Truman
Eisenhower
Omar Bradley
Lyman Lemnitzer
Nathan Twining
Arthur Radford
Western Town Letters Decry Inconsistent Horse Club Policy
A reader questions city leadership over funding and direction for a Horse Country Club in the West's Western town. The letter laments policy reversals by commissions, cites horse filth and odor from neglect, and urges organized planning to preserve the local Western character and tourism draw.
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West
Phoenix
Florida
California
Evening Thoughts on Human Nature in Classics
A compact curation of quotes from historical figures noting human nature. Alexander Hamilton reflects on reasoning versus instinct. Robert Louis Stevenson contrasts virtue and vice in people. Napoleon remarks that men resemble children.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Henry Taylor Defeat in Viet Nam Burdened by Misinformation
Washington laments South Viet Nam as a costly failure under Kennedy and Johnson policies. The piece argues the administration manipulated news to hide military setbacks, cites the Ben Suc operation near Saigon as a collapse, and urges candor and courage to secure the nation beyond elections.
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South Viet Nam
Washington
McNamara
Ben Suc
Saigon
Maxwell Taylor
Taylor
Armed Forces’ Subcommittee
Woes of cities and the urban future
Ralph McGill analyzes the persistent woes of cities and counties from tax strain to slums and segregation. He notes urban America faces varied programs from the New Deal era, the Johnson call for a comprehensive study, and the risk of political missteps shaping outcomes.
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America
Johnson
Broken Marriage After Motorcycle Crash In Lileyby
Janet Clare and Anthony Smith wed in Lileyby England on Saturday three days after a motorcycle accident. Miss Clare wore a leg cast and Smith appeared with a broken arm in a sling as they attended the ceremony.
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Lileby
England
UPI
Janet Clare
Anthony Smith
Miss Clare
Smith
Scottsdale Daily Progress: Staff and publication details
Scottsdale Daily Progress is published each afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices listed at 302 Ball Park Plaza, Scottsdale. Telephone WH 6 3441. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale, Ariz. Page 4 Vol. IV No. 184 dated Sept 21, 1964.
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Dan Byrne
Maurice L. Carter
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Cottadale
Ariz
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Citizens Committee
Wayne Hood
National Committee
Childs
Bob Considine
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Annapolis
Air Force Academy
Olympus
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Napoleon
Henry Taylor
Viet Nam
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Gen. Taylor
Reds
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McGill
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