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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1966
Page
2
The piece traces youth rebellion from suffragettes at turn of century to Berkeley riots and modern styles like radical hairdos. It argues rebel forms shift with times yet targets authority and tradition remain consistent across eras.
A youth disguised as a girl enters an office to ask a question, revealing a boy with long hair. The piece labels the act as harmless protest. It argues elders see long hair as unpatriotic and notes generational misunderstanding.
The FAA approves a ruling requiring all pilots and crew to wait at least eight hours after drinking before operating an aircraft. Citing effects on judgment even after small alcohol amounts, the agency warns drivers too.
President Johnson urged major business leaders to accept voluntary controls to curb inflation at a White House session. He framed this as a way to avoid a tax increase, noting past success with voluntary limits on investment dollars. Sidney Weinberg of Goldman Sachs challenged him on tax policy as cabinet members watched.
Don Bennett complains the East 81st Place canal on his property and 20 nearby homes remains uncovered three years after purchase despite builder assurances. He cites junk and danger to children and says Salt River Project easements limit action while seeking a solution before a tragedy occurs. Joe Marin commends Scottsdale Boys Club youth programs and staff for beneficial community service.
Abe Nathan, a self described one man peace organization, travels from New York to Rome Paris and beyond hoping to meet Pope Paul VI de Gaulle Kennedy and Johnson while advocating Jewish Arab unity as a path to end wars including Vietnam He highlights his diverse background from Iran to Israel and his failed political bid while promising global reconciliation efforts.
Article reports Dr Sol Spiegelmann McGill of Illinois synthesized a living RNA based virus in a test tube. The life form reproduces within minutes and can evolve. it may infect cells and reshapes views on cancer, biology, and theology.
A historic critique links Roosevelt's 1933 recognition of Soviet Russia to a policy of accommodation and peaceful coexistence. It argues that such moves shaped later relations with Red China and influenced nuclear test ban talks, warning of broader implications for national security and religious freedom.
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