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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues that after Vietnam era service some veterans carry unresolved aggression. It suggests three groups among veterans and contends a duty for government to debrief mustered out soldiers and train them to be peaceful citizens, alongside military preparation.
Tomorrow marks Law Day USA highlighting the U S Constitution and the ideal that all men deserve equal and fair justice. The message warns against sacrificing constitutional rights for popular opinion and urges laws to apply equally to all citizens.
On The Line recalls long entanglements with China from World War II to the present. The piece jokes about returning laundry, Ping Pong diplomacy, and the shifting two Chinas dynamic. It reflects on Americans’ early Chinese links, wartime bonds, and memories of Chiang Kai-shek and U.S. air crews in the China-Burma-India theater.
July 4 1980 spectacle features a Capitol Hill overlook as the United States celebrates with fireworks and a towering National Garbage Monument built from discarded waste. The President hails it as a symbol of peace and free enterprise while ecologists oppose the project.
An analysis argues the morning alarm reveals who leads in a home. The wife often starts the day with coffee and kids, while the husband’s response signals his place in the household hierarchy. Shared rising signals balanced leadership.
Rep. Richard Ichord accuses PCPJ and NPAC of guiding a two week Washington antiwar campaign aimed at disrupting federal activity. He cites leaders Rennie Davis and William Kunstler and warns of violence and attempted intimidation to exhaust police and security forces.
The review discusses Aimee Semple McPherson as a unique evangelist who built a temple now valued at $59 million and led a fearsome religious movement in Los Angeles from 1918 until her death at 54. It notes her rise from Canada to fame, her healing claims, and the Angelus Temple as a lasting landmark.
Aimee, a four square gospel star, blended joy and showmanship in the Temple ministry. She led a 500 voice chorus, wrote skits, and wore many costumes while balancing three marriages and estrangements with family. Reporters followed her life despite scandals. biographer Thomas highlights her cultural impact and charitable work.
The library reports top ten popular books led by Stewart The Crystal Cave Caldwell Great Lion of God and Drury The Throne of Saturn. Other titles include Reich The Greening of America Shaw Rich Man Poor Man Stone The Passions of The Mind Bristow Calico Palace Reuben Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex Speer Inside the Third Reich and Uris QB VII.
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