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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1966
Page
2
The editorial warns war reporting is dangerous for journalists and civilians. It cites incidents in Vietnam where paratroopers forced surrender of film and photographers faced hostility from locals and troops. It criticizes restrictions by embassies and local officials as undermining public access and trust.
The Book-of-the-Month Club celebrates four decades of operation. Since inception it has mailed about 200 million books and screened roughly 87,000 titles, selecting 618 for members. The list features famed authors like Shaw, Lewis, Mann, Buck, Faulkner, Hemingway, and Pasternak, reflecting shifts to modern topics and social impact.
Washington observers debate whether the Johnson administration should re evaluate the Vietnam commitment. Henry Cabot Lodge and Dean Rusk figures figure in the policy debates as the war rapidly escalates from 54 000 to 181 302 American personnel in country.
The writer argues that lay citizens can judge school effectiveness by student outcomes, noting that graduates should master language, math, science, history, arts, and lifelong learning tools. Public schools belong to the people, and Mrs. Rubicam’s advocacy brings national recognition and respect to Arizona educators.
New York recalls Jimmy Doolittle's Tokyo Raiders amid Viet Nam era shifts. Seventeen of the original fifty still serve, with 80 remaining, choosing to skip the 24th anniversary gathering in favor of next year. Doolittle led B 25s from the Hornet in 1942, a pivotal counter punch that altered WWII dynamics and deterred further Japanese air attacks.
Ralph McGill discusses federal partnership under the Hill Burton Act noting more than 2 000 clinics and public health centers built with aid and hospitals with over 350 000 beds. He questions welfare expansion and calls for jobs while stressing urban rural shifts as the population nears 200 million.
Ann Dougherty describes a training method at the University of Michigan Hospital to teach aiding the visually impaired. She notes crossing streets safely requires waiting for parallel traffic to begin.
Jerry McElfresh reports the appointment of a new Frat rewart ing Director at ASIS 29 Crane Cay 1064. The notice outlines duties and expected program oversight with emphasis on student activities and campus safety.
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