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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1974
Page
2
The editorial notes President Nixon will visit Phoenix despite GOP silence in Arizona. It argues the trip may offer political optics, questions who accompanies him, and whether local Republicans will warmly welcome the president while preserving formal respect for the office.
Judge Williby Case criticizes Moise Berger for poor court performance and case delays. Dismissals cite negligent loss of evidence and speedy trial issues despite Berger claiming budget limits. Critics say better administration could use resources more effectively.
Harriet van Horne analyzes the Watergate era wives. She notes their solid, suburban image and asks why none spoke out, highlighting Mrs Hugh Sloan as a rare case of character and resolve in a corrupt campaign.
A Phoenix reader alleges bias in the Miss Arizona Universe pageant held at Chris-Town Mall on April 19. He cites Miss Scottsdale’s lack of finalist placement despite multiple honors and questions the judging system used by Miss Universe Inc.
A Scottsdale reader attacks Congressman John Rhodes for defending Nixon and ignoring citizen protests. The letter warns Rhodes could undermine the presidency and worsen crime and violence, urging his constituents to see through his double talk on this Paul Revere anniversary.
A grateful letter thanks the scene responders, ambulance crew, police, and ER staff at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital for their warm, helpful, and efficient care after an accident on Friday, April 5, noting the writer and family were overwhelmed and could not obtain all names.
In Washington Rev George W Webber head of the New York Theological Seminary linked to civil rights protests refuses a telephoned appeal to the Communist delegation to stop Viet Nam war violence. Ambassador Graham Martin criticized Webber for selective outrage while urging action behind a South Vietnamese peace plan.
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