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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1966
Page
2
The editorial warns that air and water pollution from cars and industry endangers wildlife, tourism, and health. It urges political action in Maricopa County including anti smog devices on cars and rapid mine and industry cleanups to avoid looming catastrophe.
The community mourns Jack Evans who died yesterday after a public spirited life. He campaigned despite an operation and served on multiple committees after losing in the council runoff. Evans led the Fifth Avenue Association and supported numerous charitable groups in Scottsdale.
Washington notes the Federal Reserve's minus reserve position limits bank lending and drags down public works. Critics say the policy harms small business and local governments while the White House resists tax increases, urging production restraint rather than expansion.
The Sa guaro Civitan Club of Scottsdale expresses sincere thanks for receiving an award from the Scottsdale Daily Progress for its participation in community service during Beau Week. The club credits Chuck Cole and George Anast for drive leadership and the Progress for publicity supporting Civitan and other groups.
Bob Considine notes a paradoxical Paris as a Hollywood tone and cabaret glow fade. Expatriates describe taxis quiet and cops tired of lunch breaks while couture and avant garde trends reshape the city. He references public figures and a sense of shifting opportunity amid bomb fear and nightlife chatter.
Senator Thomas Dodd faces ethical questions over testimonial dinners used to cover campaign costs. Calls grow for full disclosure, defined fundraising purposes, and outside auditing. Supporters say reform depends on strong voter demand and Senate ethics action.
Barry Goldwater says unions harm public welfare as strikes threaten health and safety. He argues the current conflict may be worse than the crisis two decades ago that spurred major policy changes.
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