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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1968

Page

2

Debate over mandatory ROTC at Arizona universities

Opinion argues against compulsory ROTC at ASU and University of Arizona despite a four to three Regents vote. It cites Defense Department studies favoring voluntary programs and warns mandatory ROTC harms morale, academic time, and educational autonomy.

ASU University of Arizona Arizona Board of Regents Department of Defense Universisee U. of A Defense Department Arizona

City eyes no U turn signs amid Scottsdale traffic

A Scottsdale reader describes police car U turns and mid block maneuvers on Scottsdale Road near Lincoln Road. The note urges city signs declaring No U turns as council considers the budget and traffic dangers rise.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Rd Lincoln Rd

Urban League fights for returning Negro GIs rights

In Vietnam the contest for minds and hearts extends to home front as the National Urban League presses for equal treatment of Black veterans. Whitney Young notes integration in war surpasses past eras, while the league places bureaus nationwide to aid veterans readjustment, education, housing, and jobs.

NEW_YORK Vietnam National Urban League Considine Groes Whitney Young, Jr The Urban League U.S Johnson Stokely Carmichaels National Urban League Veterans Affairs Program Atlanta New Orleans San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Detroit New York Washington Office of Veterans Affairs

Truth as a guiding principle in thought and speech

A collection of quotes on truth from Emerson Shaw Mann and others. Emphasizes using truth, seeking knowledge, and speaking honestly, noting that people may prefer comfort over truth and that speaking honestly is a noble obligation.

Help Stop Vandalism City Asks Citizens

A Scottsdale vandalism flare up totaling about 5000 dollars prompts the city to urge residents to report crimes. The writer argues vandalism stems from individual urges, not race, and asserts the acts are committed by both white and black youths regardless of background.

Scottsdale Memphis

Mystery Bass Feats Growin at Park Lake Legend

Letter writer recalls a giant bass caught near Mormon Flat Dam by Don Mac Donald and Jon Bowerman. They released the fish at Clayton Coronado Eldorado Park Lake for kids to reel in, sparking questions about a daily inch growth rate and a children’s contest.

Clayton-Coronado-Eldorado Park Lake Don MacDonald E. Pierce Jon Bowerman Mormon Flat Dam Park Lake

Airlines must treat women passengers with dignity again

A female reader laments declining airline service since Lindbergh era and rails back to nostalgic all male crews. She denounces ads showing a motherly stewardess and calls for reprisal of respectful, attentive female passenger care or a return to older rail and airline practices.

Charles A. Lindbergh Contennez Robb Tion Airlines Teven Whistler Railroads

Kennedy Drive Slows As Humphrey Gains In Democratic Race

Kennedy’s bid for the Democratic nomination slows after Johnson’s withdrawal. Labor, farm groups, and consumer spokesmen back Hubert Humphrey, who gains as conservatives wonder about his business stance. Democratic leaders wait to see if Humphrey can emerge as an independent force and unite a fractured party.

Washington Robert F.kennnedy Johnson Kennedy Drummond Robert Kennedy White House Bobby Hubert Humphrey Humphrey Barry Goldwater Hubert

Roosevelt and New Deal remembered in McGill piece

Ralph McGill recalls the 28th anniversary of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s death and contrasts the Great Depression era with postwar affluence. He notes the New Deal’s electrification of rural areas and farmers’ gratitude, followed by later enmity and abuse toward Roosevelt and his programs. The piece also cites 1936 anti Roosevelt sentiment in Macon Georgia and a WWII day of mourning for Roosevelt.

Roosevelt REA America Macon Georgia Eugene Talmadge Gerald L. K. Smith Thomas Dixon Franklin D. Roosevelt Warm Springs Hyde Park

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