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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1967
Page
4
Editorial says Latin leaders signed a Punta del Este pledge, yet behind public unity lies discontent. U S aid and a common market raise hopes but dictators fear loss of support. reform lacking means growing inequality, weak tax systems, and fading prospects. Critics warn continued aid without realism fuels communism.
The Boston Herald argues the IRS abused its power by stripping the Sierra Club of tax-exempt status after spending 10000 on anti dam campaigns. It urges equal tax rules for groups lobbying in Washington and favors tax exemptions when lobbying is open and proper as a democracy function.
Robert Novak reports Britain under Prime Minister Wilson plans to apply for Common Market entry by summer, arguing Europe integration will reshape Britain’s global role. The move alters East of Suez policy, with U S leadership stepping in as Britain’s empire fades and trade and defense burdens shift amid Viet Nam era tensions.
A Scottsdale mother objects to the use of Brave New World by Huxley in school discussions. She says the book is hostile to God and family, notes her daughter missed class after a complaint, and asks other parents if they share her view.
A compact reflection on nature as the frugal mother that equips individuals for work. Emphasizes following nature as the surest guide, with quotes invoking Emerson, Penn, Cicero, Juvenal, and Kingsley to urge study of nature and obedience to its ordinances.
Washington observers note uncertainty about the 1968 Republican race as George Romney remains a candidate but not yet jelled. Rockefeller looms as a substantial option while urban votes and city policies dominate party calculations. Johnson’s support holds mid‑forties as housing and cities pose ongoing challenges.
Barry Goldwater argues for limited government and private efficiency in mail, citing Postmaster General Lerry O'Brien's proposal to reform the Post Office into a non profit government corporation run by professionals. The piece notes slow service, political entanglement, and the appeal of private delivery for secure, prompt mail.
The snippet notes NBC funding influencing a picket in a car with NBC paying costs, attributed to sources in New Jersey and New York papers. It also references commentary on Navy leadership and advocacy around women’s suffrage with King Hussein’s stance noted.
Scottsdale Daily Progress published Monday through Saturday evenings by Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale 85252. Second class postage paid in Scottsdale Arizona. The paper disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and photographs.
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