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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1969

Page

2

Soviet claims of freedom contrasted with real suppressions

The piece argues that Communist leaders tout freedom while oppressing public opinion at home. It cites Soviet critiques of western imperialism and their propaganda to colonized nations. It recalls Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia after Dubcek reforms, portraying Moscow as intolerant of dissent.

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Czech leader resigns amid Soviet pressure

The narrative describes Soviet influence over Czechoslovakia, noting Dubeck's forced resignation amid calls for more freedom while warning that true national independence is limited by Moscow. It portrays Western agitators as inspiration for dissent and implies future firings as a tool of control.

Dubeck

Hickel Emerging as Quick Learner in Interior Role

Walter J. Hickel proves a rapid appraiser of federal oil spill policy after Santa Barbara, championing tougher cleanup rules and full company responsibility for off shore damage. He urges stricter pollution bills and exposes past reliance on oil company data for offshore geology assessments.

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Our Man Hoppe and the Conglomerated States of America

A satirical chronicle of General Everything Inc merging with the U S Government. The piece traces patriotic opposition, promises of a paternal corporate state, and a utopian flip to a bankrupt, socialized era under The League for Creeping Socialism after a 1996 Bolivian mine crisis.

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It Takes More Than Coffee Editorial Hit

Alma Woodka calls the Scottsdale school board active and unfairly criticized in a letter to The Mailbag. She cites March 27 discussions with Scottsdale Council PTA and 14 elementary schools' reps and urges readers to support the bond issue.

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Reader letter protests campus riot article coverage

Gary Cowan urges the paper to reflect Scottsdale school issues and not portray Coronado High students as representative. He argues the front page piece misrepresents student views and calls for constructive discussion rather than riots and boredom.

Coronado High Coronado Scottsdale Gary Cowan

Adolescent Study Finds Normal American Boys Focus on School and Family

Virginia Payette reports on a four year study of suburban high school boys led by Dr. Daniel Offer showing typical teens value grades, careers, and family. The piece contrasts scientific findings with a personal, humorous Easter vacation observation across six 19 year olds from multiple states.

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Political priest at SBA highlights tense power shifts in administration

Washington report portrays Father Antonio Gonzalez, a Houston priest, as a key advisor to Hilary Sandoval at the Small Business Administration. The piece notes Gonzalez's political background, favoritism toward Mexican Americans, and clashes with the SBA’s minority lending program, amid Sandoval's purges of Howard Samuels' allies and concerns over black capitalism.

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