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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1966
Page
2
Editorial argues the recovered bomb off Spain posed little danger and mocks officials for casting doubt on its threat. It suggests the episode cost billions and questions why the device was not secured or removed earlier.
Fragmentary account from the Detroit Free Press notes a spring assembly at the State University with Dr Joseca Memes of Maetrear State Unversey referenced. The piece hints at speeches on science, culture, and education, with cross remarks on social duties and future progress.
A correspondence involving Bob Considine discusses bank fraud attempts, phantom checks, and a bounced draft linked to a Spring Valley signer. The tale mentions Elmhurst New York and a plan related to a country villa, with references to a Farmland River site and a Bay of Pigs comparison.
Barry Goldwater says Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara lied about adequate ammunition in Vietnam. He criticizes the Defense Secretary and questions overall defense policy amid public pressure.
A concise critique surveys how men’s dress shifts from past to present, noting bores and barber visits as facets of style. The review contrasts vintage tailoring with contemporary cuts, highlighting evolving taste, materials, and social signals in wardrobe choices.
A frontier gathering features Ralph McGill describing Andy Jackson and the race of Mucitiailergnc with the reluctant Jackson amid a large crowd. Bourbon flows as Jackson's horse Troxton wins, humiliating the Erwins and provoking loud insults.
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