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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1966

Page

2

Progress editorial on South Viet Nam turmoil and U S policy

The piece argues that Viet Nam Riots reveal Saigon’s weak popular support andCritics warn Ky regime lacks democracy. It urges a strong domestic program and new policy, noting aid corruption and the need for a viable government to win peace, or risk loss of Saigon.

South Viet Nam Mansfield Fulbright Morse Gen Viet Nam Saigon Honolulu Johnson Hitler American Power Tain CIA North Viet Nam Feir

Close Scottsdale Election Highlights Narrow Victory

The Scottsdale city contest ended with Robert Jones edging Richard Auxier by eight votes after a four vote initial count and four more under court supervision. Supporters on both sides reflect on the slim margin and democratic vigilance in tight races.

Scottsdale Robert Jones Richard Auxier Jones Auxier

Fulbright Defends Vietnam Policy In Senate Hearings

Marquis Childs profiles Senator J William Fulbright defending sober analysis of Vietnam and China. Fulbright as Foreign Relations chair doubts hearings changed public opinion, aligning with Johnson who noted critics seeking an exit had not gained in polls.

Senate Foreign Relations Committee Viet Nam China Fulbright Johnson Frank Dean Rusk Rusk Foreign Relations Committee America Court of Last Appeal Hanoi Haiphong

Grand Canyon hydro dam clash sparks, 100 reporters attend workshop

Readers Digest and the Sierra Club convened a two day session on CAP dams at Marble and Bridge Canyon in the Grand Canyon. Dr Richard C Bradley criticized the plan citing cheaper coal and nuclear options and possible river alteration. Rep Morris Udall and others pressed for open discussion amid political barriers and park concerns.

Marble Bridge Canyon Grand Canyon CAP Reader's Digest Magazine Sierra Club of California Richard C. Bradley University of Colorado Audubon Society Bradley David Brower Sierra Club National Park Service Udall Brower National Park Lee’s Ferry Gand Wash Cliffs Congréss Mike Ely Clayton Niles Brown California Oddard Arizona Canyon Barry Goldwater

French De Gaulle and NATO clash echoed in Scottsdale letter

A Scottsdale reader voices alarm over France and De Gaulle’s stance toward NATO, U.S. arms policy, and a Motorola plant in Mesa. The letter questions export licenses, potential Chinese ties, and the fate of nuclear payloads and guidance systems amid international deals.

Scottsdale Motorola Mesa Gen. de Gaulle NATO France de Gaulle U.S Rocie Dean Rusk West Germany Red China Russia China Titans Agenas Thors Francé Germany Alamode

Lenten speaker ponders morality and modern values

Ralph M McGill cites two professional cases to test Puritan Victorian standards of good and bad. A 12 year old waitress scarred by her father becomes ambitious yet trapped by bad surroundings while a well educated college teacher drifts, seeking therapy. The talk warns about untrained counseling and urges religion to stay relevant to its era.

McGill Ruth Dennis Caine

Chiang Kai-shek reelected amid praise and doubt

The Weekly reports Chiang Kai-shek won a largely unanimous reelection in Taipei City Hall with 1 405 of 1 425 votes and widespread public celebration. Critics note it mirrors a dictatorial pattern despite a US constitutional parallel and broad sympathy from supporters.

Taipei City Hall Chiang D Cule National Assembly

Fragmentary Texas Clue Hints at Ancient Cigars in Old Pane

Readable scraps mention Texas and ancient items like cigar leaves embedded in a pane. The text is highly damaged leaving ambiguous details about context, dates, or provenance and no clear event or person identified.

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Progress Marquis Childs Washington J. William Fulbright Grand Canyon Dispute By Jim Kowalsky Morris Udall Ira Gabrielson National Audubon Society House Interior Committee Karl Méyér Congress Southeast Asia United. States Ralph M McGill Fanny Hill Bob Considine New York Alan Chiang Kak Shek Taiwan Franklin D. Roosevelt Britain Glan Kaichek Childing Texas Scottidale phProi Dotnthdy Dior Aa Publiher Jarry McElfrest Ee Plaza Nat
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