Hoover links riots to poverty not race or conspiracy
Progress Editorial details J Edgar Hoover reporting to President Johnson on an FBI study of summer riots in northern cities. Hoover argues the violence stemmed from poverty and contempt for law, not race or organized threats, urging anti poverty measures to improve conditions and restore trust.
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Rightists vs Goldwater in Drummond Birch critique
Roscoe Drummond contrasts Goldwater with John Birch Society leaders and other extremists. The piece claims these leaders would distrust Goldwater as a loyal anti Communist ally based on his evolving stance on the UN NATO alliances desegregation Eisenhower Dulles and other security issues.
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Nelda Jones Endorsed For Scottsdale School Board
Lee J. Smallsreed Jr. urges support for Nelda Jones in Scottsdale School District trustee race. He argues her strong school record, bond-issue involvement, nonpartisan stance, and ability to work with incumbents will promote quality education and prudent economy.
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Scottsdale School District
Jones
Citizens Committee
Sally Stieg
Poll in Kiva school on Johnson and Goldwater tied
A local poll taken in a Kiva grade school class showed President Johnson and Senator Goldwater tied at thirteen votes each with three absentees due to illness. The piece notes concerns about sample size timing and the so called juvenile backlash affecting validity.
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Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
Review of the Warren Commission report on Kennedy assassination
Bob Considine calls the 888 page Warren Commission report among the greatest documents, plain in language yet rich in fact. He notes the account covers the Dallas shooting on Nov 22 1963 and the unfolding events, with Oswald acting alone and no external conspiracy. He highlights stark scenes involving Jacqueline Kennedy Jack Ruby and the autopsy, praising its factual rigor over sensationalism.
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Future urban growth and planning urged by Ralph McGill
Ralph McGill argues that in 35 to 40 years the United States will rebuild urban America to house 400 million people with four-fifths in cities. He cites President Johnson’s “good society” goal, stresses bold planning, innovation, and the need for true low cost housing alongside urban renewal to renew cities and address sprawling suburbs.
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University of Michigan
America
When I Feel The Need Of Something Rich
Bill Vaughan muses on success stories from humble beginnings. He recalls neighbors turning hobby ideas into multi million ventures while confessing his own lack of comparable fortune. He jokes about breadboards and pen wipers as he muses on unlikely wealth.
Scottsdale Progress details editors and staff amid publication note
The Scottsdale Daily Progress announces its editorial team led by Jonathan Marshall and Dan Byrne with Maurice L. Carter as Managing Editor. Advertising Director position noted while publication remains an afternoon daily from Scottsdale Publishing Company at 302 Ball Park Plaza with standard mailing and office details.
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