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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1964
Page
2
Progress editorial urges that teamwork among residents, property owners, tenants, organizations, and city government is crucial for Scottsdale's beautification. It notes past inaction due to lack of cooperation and praises recent improvements showing more cooperation and interest.
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Beautification Committee begins work with city leaders to improve streets and neighborhoods at low cost. Mayor Woudenberg and City Manager Dick Malcolm receive praise for cooperation as residents, businessmen, and professionals are urged to participate and mail ideas to the Chamber office. Teamwork by Agreement is urged to accomplish wonders.
The Free Europe report details how communist athletes are groomed and rewarded for success, with military ranks, favored jobs, and lucrative bonuses for records. It notes cases from Bulgaria Hungary Poland and the Soviet Union, and contrasts this with Western political tactics observed in Britain during Harold Wilsons campaign.
A collection of remarks on martyrdom and sainthood noting that the cause itself, not only the death, elevates the martyr. It discusses how fame and reward accrue to those who suffer for truth, linking quotes from Addison Napoleon and Cowper on faith, justice, and global significance.
Ralph McGill argues national morality is debated and not worse than in the past. He cites Baker and local embezzlement cases to show dangers of politics and influence. He suggests science and education have shifted faith from magic to intellect, leaving morality broadly steady or improving.
The piece recalls past U S election shocks from 1948 Truman Dewey to 1964 Goldwater talk. It notes how Truman defied odds, the South's opposition to civil rights, and the GOP’s need for a tough stance. It frames betting on Johnson vs. Goldwater with a historical parallel.
The Arizona Traffic Safety Foundation warns against the belief that most crashes occur on long trips. E R Menhennet notes three of four fatalities occur within 25 miles of home and urges careful driving at all times. Six tips include car checks, seat belts, breaks, alertness, good habits and courtesy.
The Scottsdale Daily Process notes its managing editor Dan Byrne Mauice L. Carter and advertising director are listed. The paper publishes every Friday except Sunday with a Seattle telecast address. Second class postage paid at Le Page Vol IV No 9 September 26, 1964.
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