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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1964

Page

2

Fallout from Strontium-90 Fallout Lingers

The editorial warns that Strontium-90 fallout has risen in recent months while Iodine-131 remains undetectable. It questions the realism of safety limits, cites scientists who dispute AEC estimates, and argues for expanding the test ban to underground testing to curb a long lasting radioactive threat.

Atomic Energy Commission AEC Hans Bethe Linus Pauling Leo Szillard Great Britain France China Egypt

Lizard Visit Sparks Public Relations for Paradise Valley Fire Department

A Paradise Valley matron had a lizard enter her kitchen and after calling the Rural Fire Department a fireman captured the creature. He learned the family subscribes to the department, and asked the caller for her father's name. The woman became a strong admirer of the fire service.

Paradise Valley Fire Department

Goldwater Republicans Reach Out to Eastern Party Chiefs

Dean Burch mails conciliatory letters to all state chairmen urging candid campaign plans for Goldwater and Miller. A three-state troika follows up with discussions while emphasis stays on keeping Citizens For Goldwater committees from provoking regular party organs. Goldwater calls for unity while accepting differing views as vital to the two party system.

Dean Burch Burch Connecticut Massachusetts Maryland Goldwater Miler Troika Craig Truax Pennsylvania San Francisco Peter O’donnell Texas Ray Bliss Ohio Truax O'Donnell Bliss Citizens For Goldwater Central Committee Republican Party Sen. Goldwater Machiavelli

Strict liability for dangerous animals in Arizona law

The text explains that most injuries from dangerous acts require reasonable care, but owners of ferae naturae or vicious animals are strictly liable for injuries regardless of care. It notes the owner's wrongful keeping of a dangerous animal justifies strict liability without proving knowledge of the animal’s vicious nature.

Miller Attacks Johnson on Vietnam War Policy

Portland note quotes GOP VP nominee William E Miller criticizing the Johnson administration over Southeast Asia. The column also discusses strict liability for dangerous substances like dynamite and nitroglycerine and notes Sen Karl Mundt urging end to mudsling in national campaigns.

Portland Ore William E. Miller Southeast Asia South Viet Nam Washington Karl Mundt R-S.d

Debate on Medicare reform and public opinion threads

A New York debate on compulsory health insurance reflects long running controversy. Letters from readers note mixed views on Medicare versus Kerr-Mills and discuss Social Security financing and wartime and Cold War policy context.

Endorsing Johnson Woman Editor Sees Clear Choice 1964

Mrs Ovita Hobby editor of the Houston Post endorses Lyndon Johnson in 1964. She argues the President must lead the nation toward a better life and that Goldwater cannot meet the basic issues. Business leaders, including Joseph L Block of Inland Steel, back Johnson.

Houston Tex Ovita Culp Hobby Houston Post Eisenhower Johnson Hobby McGill United States the Post Lyndon Johnson Sen. Goldwater Washington Adlai Stevenson Joseph L. Block The Inland Steel Co

Nixon's quest to unify Republicans for Goldwater in 1964

Roscoe Drummond notes former Vice-President Nixon plans a rigorous drive for Barry Goldwater, delivering 100 speeches in 30 states and appearing daily on media to keep moderates in the GOP. If Goldwater wins, Nixon could attain top posts. if he loses, Nixon aims to lead recovery and unity for 1968.

Washington Nixon Barry Goldwater Sen. Goldwater Defense Goldwater

Scottsdale Daily Progress Office and staff listing

Scottsdale Daily Progress lists Jonathan Marshall as editor and publisher Dan Byrne as managing editor Maurice L Carter as advertising director with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona The paper is published every afternoon except Sunday and carries standard postal and association notices for Sept 24 1964.

Scottsdale Daily Progress Scottsdale Publishing Company Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Ariz

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